Wayne McGregor: Collaboration (2019) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist
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01. Vessel
02. Richter: Infra 5
03. Variant V (Orchestral Version)
04. Byrd: Miserere Mei (Arr. Muhly)
05. ...og lengra (Orchestral Version)
06. Blue i
07. Tavener: Laila (Amu)-Hymn of Adoration
08. Nemesis 3
09. Saariaho: Notes On Light-Eclipse (Live)
10. Swarming Season
11. Richter: Three Worlds: Music From Woolf Works / Mrs Dalloway-War Anthem
12. Talbot: Chroma-Transit of Venus
13. After Death (Orchestral Version)
14. Atomos XI
15. Hopkins: Vessel (Arr. Hodge) (Orchestral Version)


One of the world’s most celebrated contemporary dance choreographers, Wayne McGregor, is teaming up with Mercury KX for his first ever curated album release. Collaboration is a personal collection, curated by McGregor himself, combining some of his favourite pieces of music he commissioned for his dance productions over the last 25 years.

Acclaimed for his ground-breaking collaborations, McGregor has worked closely with many of the leading and most adventurous composers from contemporary classical and electronic music, to create music that allies with his artistic vision. The album is a reflection of this and includes music by composers ranging from Jon Hopkins and Jlin to Max Richter and Kaija Saariaho, amongst many others. It also includes the world premiere recording of a piece by Sir John Tavener, written for McGregor’s ballet Amu. Several of the pieces on this album have been re-recorded and rearranged, always in close collaboration with McGregor and the original composer.

Grace Davidson, soprano
Trystan Griffiths, tenor
Jon Hopkins, piano
Leo Abrahams, hurdy gurdy
Leo Abrahams, electric guitar
Emma Smith, violin
Vince Siprell, viola
Chris Worsey, cello
Max Richter, synthesizer programming
Ólafur Arnalds, programming
Paul Stoney, programming
Joel Cadbury, programming
Nick Barr, viola
Ian Burdge, cello
Anssi Karttunen, cello
Hila Karni, cello
Natalia Bonner, violin
Louisa Fuller, violin
Aurora Orchestra
Nicholas Collon, conductor
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Ames, conductor
Orchestre de Paris
Christoph Eschenbach, conductor
Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg
Robert Ziegler, conductor

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