supported by the RWV trust
recorded at Goldsmiths Music Studios, Aug. 2021.

Sarah Gait, cello
Mateusz Rettner, piano

IV. elegia; sonata, op.10, for cello & piano (2020-21)

/// howling at the moon ///

/// my love is loud ///

/// linger on ///

Blake Harley - Objects

This work employs a repeating rhythmical pattern inspired by the Brazilian rhythm of “batucada”, placing it in opposition to other rhythmical patterns to create a complex rhythmical texture. The work uses clusters and triads to create its rhythmical ostinato, opposing it against short melodic lines and patterns.
Percussive Study pushes the accordionist to their limits with complex rhythmical activity that demands thorough independence of both hands; it is a true tour de force for the accordion. 
 
Performed by
Kamila Olas - accordion, Poland.

Recorded at Royal Danish Music Academy in Copenhagen, Denmark on 9 August 2018.

Recording produced by Weronika Wierzba.

Audio mastering produced by Dainius Kazilionis.

Recording partly sponsored by Lithuanian World Arts Council.

More info at www.composersplus.com.

Rafael Marino Arcaro - Percussive Study (for solo accordion)

'España' was recorded in 2006 and released in 2007, with works by Rodrigo, Mompou, and Lopez-Chavarri. 

Fabricio Mattos, guitar
Recorded in March 2006, at Estudio Trilhas Urbanas (Curitiba, Brazil).
Audio engineers: Dirceu Saggin & Beto Japa
Guitar: Paulino Bernabe (Madrid, 1989)

CONTENT
Joaquin Rodrigo, 'Sonata Giocosa' (tracks 01-03)
Federico Mompou, 'Suite Compostelana' (tracks 04-09)
Eduardo Lopez-Chavarri, 'Sonata II' (tracks  10-12)

03 RODRIGO, Sonata Giocosa - III. Allegro

02 RODRIGO, Sonata Giocosa - II. Andante Moderato

01 RODRIGO, Sonata Giocosa - I. Allegro Moderato

Raphaël Salaün, flauta
Julián Croatto, guitarra

Tōru Takemitsu (1930-1996): Toward the sea, for alto flute and guitar (1981).

I. The Night
II. Moby Dick
III. Cape Cod

Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin
KKS

Toward the sea (Takemitsu)

Marino Arcaro is a Brazilian London-based composer of new classical music and a London Symphony Orchestra artist for the Panufnik Scheme 2022/23 having previously been a Londo Philharmonic Orchestra Young Composer for the 2021/22 season.

IV. elegia; sonata, op.10, for cello & piano (2020-21)

Rafael Marino Arcaro

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