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St. Carolyn By The Sea / Suite From "There Will Be Blood"
Bryce Dessner / Jonny Greenwood
Following his acclaimed compositional release Aheym, Bryce Dessner released St. Carolyn by the Sea on March 4th. Released on Deutsche Grammophon/Universal Music, St. Carolyn by the Sea features debut recordings of three of Dessner’s compositions – the title work, “Lachrimae” and “Raphael” – performed by the Copenhagen Philharmonic under conductor Andre de Ridder. The pieces draw from a number of different influences including Jack Kerouac’s novel Big Sur on the title piece, compositional work from renaissance composer John Dowland on “Lachrimae,” and experimentation with an old harmonium on “Raphael.” The recordings feature performances on guitar by Dessner and his twin brother, Aaron. St. Carolyn by the Sea presents Dessner’s works alongside a suite by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, one of Dessner’s peers as a rock guitarist and genre-bounding composer.
Tracklist
Bryce Dessner: St. Carolyn By The Sea
A1) St. Carolyn By The Sea
B1) Lachrimae
C1) Raphael
Jonny Greenwood: Suite From "There Will Be Blood"
D1) Open Spaces
D2) Future Markets
D3) HW / Hope Of New Fields
D4) Henry Plainview
D5) Proven Lands
D6) Oil
St. Carolyn By The Sea / Suite From "There Will Be Blood"
Bryce Dessner / Jonny Greenwood
Following his acclaimed compositional release Aheym, Bryce Dessner released St. Carolyn by the Sea on March 4th. Released on Deutsche Grammophon/Universal Music, St. Carolyn by the Sea features debut recordings of three of Dessner’s compositions – the title work, “Lachrimae” and “Raphael” – performed by the Copenhagen Philharmonic under conductor Andre de Ridder. The pieces draw from a number of different influences including Jack Kerouac’s novel Big Sur on the title piece, compositional work from renaissance composer John Dowland on “Lachrimae,” and experimentation with an old harmonium on “Raphael.” The recordings feature performances on guitar by Dessner and his twin brother, Aaron. St. Carolyn by the Sea presents Dessner’s works alongside a suite by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, one of Dessner’s peers as a rock guitarist and genre-bounding composer.
Tracklist
Bryce Dessner: St. Carolyn By The Sea
A1) St. Carolyn By The Sea
B1) Lachrimae
C1) Raphael
Jonny Greenwood: Suite From "There Will Be Blood"
D1) Open Spaces
D2) Future Markets
D3) HW / Hope Of New Fields
D4) Henry Plainview
D5) Proven Lands
D6) Oil