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Solem Quartet: Painted LightSUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO This inventively curated album from the ever exploratory Solem Quartet presents music that is awash with colour. The refined beauty of Edmund Finniss Devotions and stained glass luminosity of Camden Reevess The Blue Windows are complemented by works by Lili Boulanger and Henritte Bosmans from the early twentieth century, when the depth and vividness of colour in Impressionist paintings seemed to spill into music. A

something out of the ordinary and rewarding

Finnis’s music is minutely attentive to the careful weighting of harmony and dissonance

This is indeed a special release from Delphian and the Castalian Quartet which deserves the very highest praise'

but one that’s rewarding on two levels: for coming afresh to McLeod’s tribute to Messiaen’s Quartet For The End Of Time

around six hundred years later than in continental Europe – a late development due to the long period in which ice still covered Europe’s northern parts

drawing out beautiful long lines via flowing articulation which injects just the tiniest bit of air between the notes-and intimate-feeling lyricism

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and has received only a handful of performances

Charlston’s take – to say argument would give the wrong impression

"Maire Carroll's new recording of the complete piano etudes embraces and articulates all the key Glass components - energy

mostly by minimalist composers

and in doing so

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