London Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Marquis Gilmore, Robert Ziegler, Jack Jarrett - Dangerous Journeys (2026) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Dangerous Journeys
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Navona
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
Total Time: 00:49:34
Total Size: 207 / 790 mb
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Tracklist

01. Dangerous Journeys: I. White Water
02. Dangerous Journeys: II. Among the Ruins the Nightingale Sings
03. Dangerous Journeys: III. Soaring
04. Meteora
05. The Phoenix: I. Crossing the Horizon
06. The Phoenix: II. Fire and Transformation
07. The Phoenix: III. The Phoenix Rising

Composer Mark Edwards Wilson has, by all definitions, made an illustrious career: showered with prizes, sought after for commissions, and collaborating with world class ensembles like the London Symphony Orchestra. A key pillar of his success is his determination to keep symphonic music fresh and relevant — as impressively demonstrated by the compositions on DANGEROUS JOURNEYS.

Meteora, The Phoenix, Dangerous Journeys — these pieces aren’t just cinematic in title. Agitated strings and woodwinds, harp and celesta for effect, majestic brass, the evocation of grand, scenic images, limitlessly soaring melodies: Wilson understands what works and isn’t afraid to use it.

The album’s title piece showcases Wilson’s masterful command over dramatic narrative, with musical settings of hazardous expeditions in rough waters and soaring heights, and a dedication to the people of Ukraine and their heroic struggle. The LSO’s crisp, clean performance brings it all to perfection.

“Excellent piece. It really develops its materials and has a fine large shape. I felt a true symphonic mind at work. Beautiful orchestration, too. Bravo!”

– composer John Corigliano on The Phoenix