Reflections TrondheimSolistene

• 1 1. Introduction and Theme 01:55
• 2 2. Adagio 02:11
• 3 3. March 01:04
• 4 4. Romance 01:38
• 5 5. Aria Italiana 01:17
• 6 6. Bourrée Classique 01:18
• 7 7. Wiener Walzer 02:30
• 8 8. Moto Perpetuo 01:06
• 9 9. Funeral March 03:36
• 10 10. Chant 01:39
• 11 11. Fugue and Finale 07:09
• 12 Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis 14:46
• 13 1. Naissance d'Apollon 04:58
• 14 2. Variation d'Apollon 02:36
• 15 3. Pas d'Action 04:20
• 16 4. Variation de Calliope 01:25
• 17 5. Variation de Polymnie 01:24
• 18 6. Variation de Terpsichore 01:41
• 19 7. Variation d'Apollon 02:21
• 20 8. Pas de Deux 04:06
• 21 9. Coda 03:24
• 22 10. Apothéose 03:55
• Total Runtime 01:10:19

Info for Reflections

Composers reflect their contemporary world, and today’s performers mirror our time. The three works on this album all have a high degree of intensity and a strong personal character, as tributes, visions, fantasies, interpretations. As musical reflections they have these qualities in common, but at the same time they are very different works composed by three distinct musical personalities. Passion. Perfection. Raw intensity. With these fundamentals, the chamber orchestra TrondheimSolistene is carving out its own musical images in immersive audio.

TrondheimSolistene
Øyvind Gimse, artistic director
Geir Inge Lotsberg, guest leader

The ensemble TrondheimSolistene was founded in 1988 by Bjarne Fiskum, and was for many years an arena for professional concert training for string-players at the Conservatory in Trondheim. As a result of many concerts throughout Europe as well as concert tours to the United States, Japan and Brazil, the TrondheimSolistene has grown to be an ensemble of international renown, receiving  much critical acclaim and attracting attention with its combination of high standards, youthful vigour and lively enthusiasm for the music.


New collaborations have pleased both performers and audiences alike, and the orchestra has been noted for its considerable musical versatility, performing music from the baroque and romantic repertoires as well as tango, jazz, rock and contemporary music.  The ensemble is an important advocate of Norwegian music,  has commissioned and given premières of several works and invariably includes Norwegian works in its concert tour programmes. TrondheimSolistene’s discography includes over twenty recordings.  Øyvind Gimse was appointed artistic director of TrondheimSolistene in 2002, continuing the ensemble’s broad programming profile and musical versatility.  TrondheimSolistene collaborates regularly with soloists such as Leif Ove Andsnes, Martin Fröst, Joshua Bell, Ole Edvard Antonsen, Arve Tellefsen and Anne-Sophie Mutter.

Booklet for Reflections