Christopher Guild – Moonie: Instrumental & Chamber Music, Vol. 1 – Music for Solo Piano (2021) [FLAC 24 bit, 192 kHz]

Christopher Guild - Moonie: Instrumental & Chamber Music, Vol. 1 – Music for Solo Piano (2021) [FLAC 24 bit, 192 kHz] Download

Artist: Christopher Guild
Album: Moonie: Instrumental & Chamber Music, Vol. 1 – Music for Solo Piano
Genre: Classique
Release Date: 2021-11-05
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 192 kHz
Duration: 01:22:57
Total Tracks: 23
Total Size: 2,61 GB

Tracklist:

01. Christopher Guild – I. Hunting Tower (02:50)
02. Christopher Guild – II. Aberfeldy (02:15)
03. Christopher Guild – III. Balquidder (03:56)
04. Christopher Guild – IV. The Lass o’ Gowrie (03:24)
05. Christopher Guild – V. House o’ Gask (02:11)
06. Christopher Guild – VI. Blair Athol (04:29)
07. Christopher Guild – I. In a Quiet Strath (04:10)
08. Christopher Guild – II. The Kind Gallows of Crieff (03:48)
09. Christopher Guild – III. Rowing Song (05:01)
10. Christopher Guild – IV. The Goblin Ha’ (04:17)
11. Christopher Guild – V. Gaberlunzie (01:33)
12. Christopher Guild – VI. The Country of the Caber Feidh (04:09)
13. Christopher Guild – No. 2, Pensée fugitive (02:30)
14. Christopher Guild – No. 3, L’epinette (06:09)
15. Christopher Guild – No. 4, Elegy (05:23)
16. Christopher Guild – No. 5, Ariette (03:06)
17. Christopher Guild – Arabesque (03:48)
18. Christopher Guild – No. 1, The Linn (01:53)
19. Christopher Guild – No. 2, Idylle (03:14)
20. Christopher Guild – No. 3, Gaberlunzie (01:52)
21. Christopher Guild – No. 4, Autumn (03:02)
22. Christopher Guild – No. 5, Rondino in G (05:31)
23. Christopher Guild – Reverie (04:15)

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The music of the Edinburgh composer William Beaton Moonie (1883–1961) is as good as unknown. This first-ever album devoted to his piano music reveals a figure downstream from Schumann, Brahms and Grieg, writing in a conservative Romantic idiom coloured by echoes of the folk-music of his native Scotland. Many of these pieces, indeed, are concerned to evoke images of the Scottish countryside or suggest aspects of Scottish history.

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