Composer: Olivier Calmel
Performer: Les Siècles, Musique des Gardiens de la Paix, Xavier Phillips, Frank Sibold, Mayu Sato-Brémaud, Annelise Clément, Cyril Normand, Baptiste Gibier, Stéphane Peter, Florian Le Bleis, Arnaud Delépine, David Harnois, Philippe Portejoie, Frédérique Lagarde,
Orchestra: Orchestre À Cordes De La Garde Républicaine, Scoring Orchestra
Conductor: Aurélien Azan Zielinski, Gildas Harnois, Sébastien Billard
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Klarthe Records
Release: 2022
Size: 1.21 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
Rite of Peace – Symphonie concertante pour violoncelle et orchestre
01. I. Atomic Peace
02. II. Pieces of Human Right
03. Cadence
04. III. Rite of Education
05. IV. September 21
Rhapsodie fantasmagorique sur docteur Jekyll et M. Hyde – Double concerto pour saxophone alto, piano et orchestre à cordes
06. I. Récit
07. II. Duel
08. III. Doute
09. IV. Réconciliation
Call of Cthulhu – Concerto pour quatuor de cors et orchestre
10. Première partie – Présence 1. Dunwich
11. Première partie – Présence 2. Profonds, Shoggoths et autres Grands Anciens
12. Deuxième partie – Emprise 3. Necronomicon
13. Troisième partie – Rédemption 5. R’lyeh
14. Deuxième partie – Emprise 4. La démence qui vint de la mer
15. Troisième partie – Rédemption 6. Yog-Sothotheries
16. Wood Music – Concerto pour quintette à vent et orchestre
“Whether celebrating peace or invoking Lovecraft’s terrifying (and far from peaceful!) creatures, Calmel’s first words are about music. His own is rooted in the great french tradition, in jazz and film music. It is constructed of clear lines and harmonies carried by jubilant rhythms. As an accomplished jazz pianist himself, Calmel loves free and sometimes even improvised instrumental playing. But he also cultivates rich, shimmering orchestral colours as a key to unlocking the listener’s imagination. This is music that seduces right from the start, but whose melodic motifs remain in one’s memory for a long time. Music that sounds evident but is written using science. Music that is woven with distant heritages and multiple present-day influences. In short, a very contemporary artist” (Guillaume Connesson)