VA - Suspended Between the Worlds (2025) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Various Artists, Trio Casals, Ovidiu Marinescu, Alexandr Kislitsyn
Title: Suspended Between the Worlds
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Navona
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:17:06
Total Size: 1.31 GB / 371 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Suspended Between the Worlds
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Navona
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [96kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:17:06
Total Size: 1.31 GB / 371 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Trio Casals – The Awkward Dance of the Romanian Mechanical Doll (04:13)
2. Ovidiu Marinescu & Anna Kislitsyna – Rorrim No. 1 (05:28)
3. Ovidiu Marinescu – Sunt numai urechi (07:17)
4. Ovidiu Marinescu – Suspended Between the Worlds (05:31)
5. Trio Casals – The Journey: I. There Are a Thousand Ways (07:47)
6. Trio Casals – The Journey: II. Chronos (04:36)
7. Trio Casals – The Journey: III. Mercury (04:05)
8. Ovidiu Marinescu & Augustine Mercante – Five Steps Between My Tears and the Ocean (06:47)
9. Alexandr Kislitsyn – Toccata (02:32)
10. Ovidiu Marinescu – The Story of Mycal Klein (06:39)
11. Ovidiu Marinescu – The Midnight Call of the Satanic Nightjar (06:26)
12. Ovidiu Marinescu – Aloneliness (04:19)
13. Ovidiu Marinescu & Richard Belcastro – Ya Mama Ate a Punjabi Po'Boy (06:39)
14. Ovidiu Marinescu – The Ballad of Thomas Crowley (04:40)
Ovidiu Marinescu, cellist and founding member of the acclaimed Trio Casals, shows great, eclectic range as a composer on his release of SUSPENDED BETWEEN THE WORLDS. Mysticism and introspection reign supreme, but are peppered with the energy of various folk traditions such as flamenco, Romani music, and fiddling. Bach, Haydn, and Elgar subtly echo in the distance.
Most of these works were commissioned pieces, which partially explains their diversity; Marinescu’s voice, however, is so distinct and recognizable that one could easily believe these chamber works to be part of a single, overarching oeuvre. There’s a sense of stirring urgency, an unignorable restlessness, similar to the spirit that animated great pioneers.
Most of these works were commissioned pieces, which partially explains their diversity; Marinescu’s voice, however, is so distinct and recognizable that one could easily believe these chamber works to be part of a single, overarching oeuvre. There’s a sense of stirring urgency, an unignorable restlessness, similar to the spirit that animated great pioneers.
