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Dancing strings
a suite of six pieces for viola and piano
Strings, Bowed, with Keyboard, Viola
Water music
for flute, viola and cello
Mixed Chamber Ensemble (1 to 9 Performers), Trios, Woodwinds, Bowed Strings
Solo Voice, with Full Orchestra
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, String Orchestra with Soloist, Bassoon
This double CD contains pieces chosen by the prestigious past directors of the Array Ensemble.
Procession of Duos
for orchestra
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, Full Orchestra (20 or more)
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, String Orchestra with Soloist, Oboe/English Horn
A veiled dream
for flute, viola and harp
Mixed Chamber Ensemble (1 to 9 Performers), Trios, Woodwinds, Plectral Strings/Bowed Strings
Hymn of ascension
for string quartet & harmonium
Strings, Bowed, with Keyboard, Quintet (2 Violin/Viola/Cello/Keyboard)
Strings, Bowed, with Keyboard, Violin
Songline to heaven and dance to Earth
for string orchestra
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, String Orchestra
Flying Swans
for SATB choir with clarinet in A (or veena or viola) & cello
Choral (9 with Voices), with Chamber Ensemble (2 - 9 Performers), Woodwinds, Strings Bowed
Transfigured Sentiment
for cello and harp
Mixed Duos, Plectral String / Bowed String
Duet in blue
for flute or violin and bassoon or cello
Enchantments of Gwendolyn
four songs for mezzo-soprano and piano
Solo Voice, with Solo Instrument, Keyboards
Orchestra/Large Ensemble, String Orchestra
L’esprit chantant
The singing spirit
Strings, Bowed, with Keyboard, Violin
The most compelling statements of composers can often be found in their miniatures. In celebration of their twentieth anniversary, Thirteen Strings of Ottawa is pleased to present this collection of reflective works from the 17th century to the present day.
Arraymusic’s mission is to ignite and sustain a passion for contemporary Canadian musical art within an international, interdisciplinary context.
The selections on this recording offer a taste of some of the colourful and stylistically diverse types of music that embody the spirit of exploration and eclecticism shared by the opening and closing decades.Go to Top
