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Recording Producers: JOHN POTTER & ROGER MARSH
Recorded at Menuhin Hall
inspired by Breughel the Elder's engraving of the same name depicting Time as a remorseless destroyer
the Nash Ensemble
The title work on this album is Peter Maxwell Davies' solo horn piece Sea Eagle (1982)
Edwin Roxburgh: Solos and Duos Format:MP3 Recording Producers: JOHN POTTER &The diverse activities of performing, conducting and teaching have been constant motivations to Edwin Roxburghs principal profession, composing. The works here are inspired by the virtuosic skill of the performers featured on this recording. They are joined by the composer himself in his meditative and transcendent work for oboe and electronics At the Still Point of the Turning World, in which the sound of the oboe is fed through delay effects