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Resonance Lines - Hannah Collins (cello)
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  1. Chiacona a Basso Solo del Colombi, for bass viol
  2. Dreaming Chaconne, for cello (after the Chiacona of G. Colombi)
  3. In manus tuas, for cello or viola
  4. Sept Papillons, for solo cello
  5. Suite for solo cello No. 1, Op. 72
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  1. Chiacona a Basso Solo del Colombi, for bass viol
  2. Dreaming Chaconne, for cello (after the Chiacona of G. Colombi)
  3. In manus tuas, for cello or viola
  4. Sept Papillons, for solo cello
  5. Suite for solo cello No. 1, Op. 72
  6. Cadenza (with or without Haydn), for cello
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Cellist Hannah Collins borrows the concept of resonance lines from physics. She does so loosely, she admits, but the idea results in a cohesive program, beautifully realized. Resonance lines, the listener learns, "[refer] to the energy emitted or absorbed by an atom as it transitions between different energy states," and it is transitions that concern Collins here. They are of two kinds, which themselves intersect; the music deals with the intersections of composer and instrumentalist, and of composer with the musical past, ...

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Resonance Lines 2021, Sono Luminus

UPC: 053479225221

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