- Ladies in Lavender
- Olga
- Teaching Andrea
- Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra
- Méditation, for violin & orchestra (or other arrangement) (from opera "
- Our Secret
- On the Beach
- Introduction and Tarantella, for violin & orchestra, Op. 43
- The Letter
- Zabawa Weselna, Polish dance arr. for violin & orchestra
- Stirrings
- Potatoes
- La fille aux cheveux de lin, prelude for piano, L. 117/8
- A Broken Heart
- Two Sisters
- Variations on "O mamma, mamma cara" from "Carnival of Venice" for violi
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Violinist Joshua Bell headlines Nigel Hess's score for Ladies in Lavender, the charming tale of two British spinsters (Maggie Smith and Judi Dench) who discover a young Polish man (Daniel Bruhl) washed up by the seacliffs of their Cornwall home in the 1930s. Turns out that the man, who speaks only broken English, is actually a gifted violinist, and he goes on to make his mark as a performer in London in the film's climactic moments. Enter Hess and Bell, who take that central story element and run with it, producing some memorably expressive and tuneful music. The title track, in particular, has a bittersweet lyricism worthy of Ennio Morricone, and Hess's stirring "Fantasy for Violin" evokes the Romantic virtuoso tradition at its most dramatic. Violin showpieces such as Sarasate's "Introduction and Tarantella" and Paganini's "The Carnival of Venice," as well as Massenet's Thaïs "Méditation" and Debussy's "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair," add some genuine 19th-century flavor to the disc, all featuring Bell's stylish artistry, accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and pianist Simon Mulligan. Still other tracks feature Hess himself chiming a delicate piano ("Olga," "Two Sisters") or the RPO in endearing musical scene-paintings ("Our Secret," "Potatoes"). Prior to this effort, Hess has been active primarily as a composer for TV, but Bell is no stranger to film work, with both John Corigliano's soundtrack for The Red Violin and James Horner's for Iris to his credit. Hess has said that hearing Bell perform his music was, "like stepping into a really expensive Rolls Royce." Indeed, their collaboration here is a true class act.
Product Details
Release Date: | 04/26/2005 |
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Label: | Sony |
UPC: | 0827969268926 |
catalogNumber: | 92689 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Joshua Bell Primary Artist,Violin,SoloistRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra Performing Ensemble
Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Ensemble
Marcia Crayford Leader
Simon Mulligan Piano
Nigel Hess Piano,Conductor
Michael Stern Conductor
Technical Credits
Jules Massenet ComposerCraig Leon Arranger,Producer
Claude Debussy Composer
Grace Row Producer
Toby Wood Engineer,Engineering
Marcia Crayford Orchestra Leader
Charles Harbutt Engineer
Traditional Composer
Nigel Hess Arranger,Composer,Producer,Liner Notes,Orchestration,Audio Production
Roger Watson Soundtrack Supervisor
Grace Kristopher Row Producer
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