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Joseph Horovitz
Joseph Horovitz, the Austrian-born British composer, was a master craftsman who left an indelible mark on a wide range of musical genres. Born in Vienna in 1926, Horovitz's family fled to England, where he flourished as a pianist, conductor, and composer. His versatility and graceful wit shone through in both his light and serious compositions, making him a beloved figure in the music world. Horovitz is perhaps best known for his 1970 children's cantata "Captain Noah and His...". His extensive body of work includes chamber music, orchestral pieces, brass band compositions, and wind ensembles, showcasing his enviable ability to communicate and connect with audiences. His Oboe Quartet, Op. 18, is a testament to his skill in crafting intimate and engaging chamber music. Horovitz's legacy continues to inspire, reflecting his enduring talent and passion for music.
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Dive into the rich musical tapestry of Joseph Horovitz's 1998 album, "Horovitz: Trumpet Concerto; Oboe Concerto; Jubilee Serenade; Sinfonietta." This captivating collection showcases Horovitz's versatility and mastery across a variety of compositions, each offering a unique auditory experience. The album features a blend of orchestral and solo performances, highlighting the talents of Horovitz himself alongside notable artists such as James Watson and Nicholas Daniel.
The album opens with the lively "Sinfonietta," composed in 1971, which sets the stage with its dynamic and engaging movements. Following this, the "Oboe Concerto," composed in 1993, unfolds with three distinct movements, each showcasing the oboe's expressive range and the composer's intricate craftsmanship. The "Jubilee Serenade," composed in 1977, adds a festive and robust flavor to the collection with its four movements, each brimming with energy and charm.
The "Trumpet Concerto" rounds out the album with its three movements, offering a powerful and emotive conclusion. Additionally, the album includes the shorter pieces "Canzonet" and "Rondino," both composed in 1956, which provide a delightful contrast to the longer works.
Recorded by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia and released under the Decca (UMO) label, this album spans a total duration of 1 hour and 6 minutes. It's a testament to Horovitz's enduring legacy and his ability to create music that resonates across genres and generations. Whether you're a longtime fan of classical music or a newcomer looking to explore the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
