Credits:

Richard Casey, Paul Mann, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

Description:

The first collection of works by English composer Elcock, who began composing privately as a teenager, but never set foot in the music world and simply developed his majestic symphonic style on his own. While following in the tradition of past composers such as Sibelius, Nielsen, and Bryan, he also takes unpredictable turns, such as the violent burst of energy in the Third Symphony, making it impossible to take one's ears off the music for even a moment. You can savor a variety of styles with "Choses renversees~," in which the harpsichord plays a classical melody amidst violent sounds, and the bright and open "Overture to the Celebration. Naxos Japan