Elliott Carter – 100th Anniversary Release / Aitken, NMCA

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Label
Naxos
Release Date
November 18, 2008
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      CARTER, ELLIOTT
    • CONDUCTOR
      Robert Aitken
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      New Music Concerts Ensemble
    • PERFORMER
      AITKEN NEW MUSIC CONCERTS ENSEMBLE
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 18, 2008
    • UPC
      636943961421
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      8559614
    • LABEL
      Naxos
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. Mosaic

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    2. Scrivo in vento

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    3. Gra

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    4. Enchanted Preludes

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    5. Steep Steps

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    6. Figment No. 1

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    7. Lauds (4): No. 2. Riconoscenza per Goffredo Petrassi

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    8. Figment No. 2, "Remembering Mr. Ives"

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    9. Lauds (4): No. 3. Rhapsodic Musings

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken

    10. Dialogues

      Composer: Elliott Carter

      Ensemble: New Music Concerts Ensemble

      Conductor: Robert Aitken


More spare, yielding chamber music is found on the new Naxos disc. The 2005 Mosaic is Carter at his most inviting, in a program showing how even his minor works have a strong reason for existence. That disc comes with a bonus DVD documentary on the composer, not the best ever made, but at least providing face time with a composer who is as congenial as he is great.