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James MacMillan: The World's Ransoming; The Confessions of Isobel Gowdie - Christine Pendrill (cor anglais); London Symphony Orchestra; Colin Davis (conductor)
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  1. The World's Ransoming, for cor anglais & orchestra (Part I of Triduum, an Easter triptych)
  2. The Confession of Isobel Gowdie, for orchestra
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Scottish composer James MacMillan wrote his orchestral piece, The Confession of Isobel Gowdie, early in his career, and while it was one of the works that established his international reputation and remains one of his most recorded pieces, the variety of music he's written and his vastly expanded expressive range make it seem like a relatively minor work -- skillfully executed, with interesting ideas, but less compelling than much of what he's written since then. It's an example of the composer's penchant for addressing ...

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