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CHAN 10092
MacMillan: Into the Ferment/ The Berserking/Britannia
Running Time: 67:31
Release Date: July 2003
Originally recorded in 2002
Originally recorded in 2002
Composer (b. 1959)
Sir James MacMillan
Sir James MacMillan
Solo piano*
Martin Roscoe
Martin Roscoe
Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic
BBC Philharmonic
Venue
Studio 7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester
Studio 7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester
Producer (Executive)
Brian Pidgeon
Brian Pidgeon
Producer
Ralph Couzens
Ralph Couzens
Producer
Mike George
Mike George
Engineer
Stephen Rinker
Stephen Rinker
Engineer (Assistant)
Tim Archer
Tim Archer
Genre:
Orchestral & Concertos
Choir
Orchestral & Concertos
Choir
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SIR JAMES MACMILLAN
(b. 1959)1.
Britannia (1994)
12:42
The Berserking (1989)*
31:22
A Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
2.
Quaver = 140+ Energico -
9:10
3.
Crotchet = 60 -
12:52
4.
Quaver = 104
9:20
premiere recording
Into the Ferment (1988, revised 2002)
23:27
for ensemble and orchestra
5.
'The Storm' -
1:43
orchestra and ensemble
6.
'Here are we met, three merry boys' -
2:26
3 orchestral trombones and ensemble
7.
'In dispraise of whisky' -
1:56
orchestra only
8.
'We are na' fou'!' -
3:03
ensemble only
9.
'It is the moon, I ken her horn' -
2:57
orchestra and ensemble
10.
'Three merry boys again' (sometime later) -
2:25
orchestra only
11.
'Wha' first shall rise to gang awa'' -
2:58
ensemble only
12.
'Man to man . . . shall brithers be . . .' -
3:41
orchestra only
13.
Finale
2:18
orchestra and ensemble
Total time: 67:54
Solo: Martin Roscoe piano*
Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic
Conductor: Sir James MacMillan
3 & 4 December 2002
