Notes and Editorial Reviews
Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco’s works are “as engrossing as they are entertaining” (Musical Opinion), and these première recordings represent some of the most exciting new orchestral work to appear in recent years. Conductor David Alan Miller writes, “Drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as French Impressionism and Brazilian Jazz, Tinoco creates a sound world that is uniquely, distinctly Portuguese, equal parts sunshine, saudade and sensuality. I know it’s good when it makes my knees weak.”
Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco’s works are “as engrossing as they are entertaining” (Musical Opinion), and these première recordings represent some of the most exciting new orchestral work to appear in recent years. Conductor David Alan Miller writes, “Drawing inspiration from sources as diverse as French Impressionism and Brazilian Jazz, Tinoco creates a sound world that is uniquely, distinctly Portuguese, equal parts sunshine, saudade and sensuality. I know it’s good when it makes my knees weak.” Read less
Works on This Recording
1.
Round Time by Luis Tinoco
Conductor:
David Alan Miller
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Written: 2002
2.
From the depth of distance by Luis Tinoco
Performer:
Ana Quitans (Soprano)
Conductor:
David Alan Miller
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Written: 2008
3.
Search Songs by Luis Tinoco
Performer:
Yeree Suh (Soprano)
Conductor:
David Alan Miller
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Written: 2007
4.
Songs from The Solitary Dreamer by Luis Tinoco
Performer:
Raquel Camarinha (Soprano)
Conductor:
David Alan Miller
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Written: 2011
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