Edward Hart: Under an Indigo Sky / Charleston Symphony

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Label
Navona
Release Date
March 3, 2023
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Edward Hart
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Charleston Symphony Orchestra, Harlem Quartet
    • PERFORMER
      Yuriy Bekker, Ilmar Gavilan, Melissa White, Jaime Ama
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 03, 2023
    • UPC
      896931007979
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      NV6497
    • LABEL
      Navona
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Fast Flowing Rivers

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Performer: Yuriy Bekker

      Conductor: Ken Lam

    2. II. Warm Salt Air

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Performer: Yuriy Bekker

      Conductor: Ken Lam

    3. III. Misty Blue Horizon

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Performer: Yuriy Bekker

      Conductor: Ken Lam

    4. I. Discovery

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Harlem Quartet, Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Ken Lam

    5. II. Tragedy and Reconciliation

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Harlem Quartet, Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Ken Lam

    6. III. Tomorrow

      Composer: Edward Hart

      Ensemble: Harlem Quartet, Charleston Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Ken Lam


Edward Hart’s UNDER AN INDIGO SKY features A Charleston Concerto and Under an Indigo Sky, two concertos that celebrate and reflect the history and culture of the Southeastern United States. A native of Charleston SC, Hart finds inspiration in the natural beauty and multicultural heritage of his homeland. A Charleston Concerto was written to commemorate the 350th Anniversary of the City of Charleston; it features a collaboration with the Charleston Symphony and the world-renowned Harlem Quartet. It takes an unflinching yet ultimately hopeful view of the city’s complex history over those three and a half centuries. Under an Indigo Sky for violin and orchestra is a musical love letter written to Hart’s geographical home. It explores both the physical splendor of the mountains and coast, but also the feel and “soul” of these breathtaking places.