Ailenberg / Braun / London Chamber Orchestra: Music from the Ghetto
Ailenberg / Braun / London Chamber Orchestra: Music from the Ghetto
Format: CD
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Artist: Ailenberg / Braun / London Chamber Orchestra
Label: Signum Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 635212065327
Genre: Classical Artists
The central thread linking all the works featured in this recording is their assimilation of various elements of Jewish music, whether directly stemming from Chassidic folk traditions, or relating to material directly associated with religious worship. Each composer responds to this music in different ways, attempting in varying degrees to integrate it within the structural conventions of a Western European musical mainstream. By doing so, the music projects a multitude of emotions and feelings."There is not enough music which highlights and celebrates the diverse background of composers and the fact that this album focuses on Jewish musical traditions makes it a hugely important progression in how the classical music industry is moving into a more culturally representative industry." Jocelyn Lightfoot, Managing Director of the LCO
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