Eespere: Februa

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Label
Estonian Record Productions
Release Date
July 2, 2010
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      EESPERE, RENE
    • PERFORMER
      Urb, Tiilikainen, Punder, Peaske, Ainomae, Vind, Erikson, Suss, Traksmann, Haasma, Karin, Ainomae, J
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 02, 2010
    • UPC
      4742229003153
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ERP3209
    • LABEL
      Estonian Record Productions
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Chamber Music & Recitals
    Works ⌄

    1. Tres in unum

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Neeme Punder, Harri Traksmann, Tiit Peterson

    2. Epigram III

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Sauli Tiilikainen, Tarmo Eespere

    3. Immutatio

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Kristo Kao

    4. Februarium (version for 2 cellos and piano)

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Silver Ainomae, Marius Järvi, Mihkel Mattisen

    5. Ambitus

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Mihkel Peaske, Eda Peaske, Marrit Gerretz-Traksmann, Harri Traksmann, Arvo Haasma, Silver Ainomae

    6. Ludus tactus

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Ralf Taal

    7. Flatus III

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Neeme Punder, Olev Ainomae, Meelis Vind, Rait Erikson, Kaido Suss

    8. Epigram VI

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Kaia Urb, Neeme Punder, Tiit Peterson

    9. Epigram VII

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Sauli Tiilikainen, Tarmo Eespere

    10. Triangulum

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Harri Traksmann, Teet Jarvi, Tarmo Eespere

    11. Locus amoenus

      Composer: Rene Eespere

      Performer: Kaia Urb, Tarmo Eespere


Rene Eespere gained recognition in his native Estonia in the 1970s and 80s for his vocal symphonic opuses, works for the stage and his music for children. The most significant among his instrumental works are seven concerti and chamber music. This CD presents chamber works written from 2002 to 2009. It is entitled Februa, alluding to the Roman festival of purification, in which sadness and a state of mourning take the listener on a journey to a sun-filled place of beauty and peace.