Credits:

Rosalind Ventris

Description:

Rosalind Ventris, an internationally acclaimed soloist and chamber musician, makes her solo debut with an unaccompanied album! From "Suite for Viola" composed in 1930 by Imogen Holst (1902-1984), daughter of Gustav Holst, to "Light at the End of the Tunnel" composed by Scottish-born, American-based composer Shea Musgrave (1928-) during the 2020 lockdown, This is an interesting program spanning almost a century, performed by a single viola. It is also noteworthy that many of the featured composers were also professional string players. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.Kaprys Polski
2.Sonata Pastorale~I. Fantasia
3.Sonata Pastorale~II. Pastorale
4.Boreal
5.Penillion
6.Echo of the Wind, Op. 157
7.Five Sketches~I. Molto moderato - Piu mosso
8.Five Sketches~II. Allegro deciso - Meno mosso
9.Five Sketches~III. Andantino
10.Five Sketches~IV. Poco lento
11.Five Sketches~V. Presto
12.Suite for Viola~I. Prelude
13.Suite for Viola~II. Cinquepace
14.Suite for Viola~III. Saraband
15.Suite for Viola~IV. Gigue
16.In the Still of the Night
17.Light at the End of the Tunnel