VA - Lachlan Skipworth: Altiora Peto (2024) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Lachlan Skipworth: Altiora Peto
Year Of Release: 2024
Label: ABC Classic
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:01:19
Total Size: 597 / 254 MB
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Tracklist:

1. David Elton, Sydney String Virtuosi & Umberto Clerici – I. Moderato ritmico - Adagio - Tempo primo (05:15)
2. David Elton, Sydney String Virtuosi & Umberto Clerici – II. Tranquillo (04:35)
3. David Elton, Sydney String Virtuosi & Umberto Clerici – III. Allegro (05:23)
4. Genevieve Lacey & Australian String Quartet – I. Flessibile (04:09)
5. Genevieve Lacey & Australian String Quartet – II. Tranquillo (02:40)
6. Genevieve Lacey & Australian String Quartet – III. Agitato - Misterioso (02:40)
7. Genevieve Lacey & Australian String Quartet – IV. Semplice - Con moto (02:19)
8. St George's Cathedral Consort, St George's Cathedral Brass, Stewart Smith & Joseph Nolan – I. Gloria (04:13)
9. St George's Cathedral Consort, St George's Cathedral Brass, Stewart Smith & Joseph Nolan – II. Sanctus - Benedictus (03:07)
10. St George's Cathedral Consort, St George's Cathedral Brass, Stewart Smith & Joseph Nolan – III. Agnus Dei (04:05)
11. Andrew Nicholson, West Australian Symphony Orchestra & Asher Fisch – I. Misterioso - Poco allegro - Lento - Agitato - Poco allegro (Recorded live in Perth Concert Hall, 22 June 2024) (08:44)
12. Andrew Nicholson, West Australian Symphony Orchestra & Asher Fisch – II. Larghetto espressivo (Recorded live in Perth Concert Hall, 22 June 2024) (05:50)
13. Andrew Nicholson, West Australian Symphony Orchestra & Asher Fisch – III. Misterioso - Tranquillo (Recorded live in Perth Concert Hall, 22 June 2024) (03:56)
14. Andrew Nicholson, West Australian Symphony Orchestra & Asher Fisch – IV. Molto allegro - Presto subito (Recorded live in Perth Concert Hall, 22 June 2024) (04:16)

Australian composer Lachlan Skipworth has been hailed by The Australian as possessing a ‘rare gift as a melodist’ and by Limelight as expressing ‘both exquisite delicacy and tremendous power’. His newest album, Altiora Peto, explores the expansive, with two concertos, a bass recorder rumination and the overwhelming force of a choral mass.

Everything about the album is steeped in colour, each instrument the essential and artful narrator of melodic immediacy and rhythmic nuance. It opens with a trumpet concerto, Altiora Peto: music of bright optimism featuring the fine-tuned agility of trumpet virtuoso David Elton. Virtuosity here is an expression of playful delight, sewn into the very foundations of the music. ‘Altiora Peto’ is the Latin for ‘I seek higher things’, and this is truly music that reaches up towards hope, with confidence and joy, the dazzling burnish of the trumpet’s tone soaring over the dancing rhythms of the orchestra.