"Music of Edwin London" is a captivating chamber music album released on October 1, 2003, under Albany Records. Composed by the innovative American musician Edwin London, this collection showcases his unique blend of literary, sacred, theatrical, and humorous influences, resulting in a diverse and engaging listening experience.
The album features five tracks, including two parts of "Gypsy Heirs" and two scenes from "Scenes for Flute & Chamber Orchestra," along with the piece "In the Firmament." Performed by the Cleveland Chamber Symphony and conducted by Larry Parsons, the music is a testament to London's modern compositional style, which has been influential since his career began in the mid-20th century.
With a duration of just under an hour, "Music of Edwin London" offers a rich exploration of contemporary classical music. The album is a perfect introduction to London's work for those new to his compositions, and a delightful addition to the collections of longtime fans. The pieces within are known for their intricate structures, evocative melodies, and the skillful interplay between the flute and the chamber orchestra. This album is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolution of modern classical music.
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