Sorensen/ Gislinge/ Esbjerg Ensemble - Rosenbad / PantomimeBent Srensen's music can feel like the product of a dream, at once vague and precise, present and intangible. With Rosenblad and Pantomime, the recording of Srensen's trilogy Papillons is complete. This is music filled with the ebb and flow of fear, hope and nostalgia and unified by common musical material through the same anchoring piano part across it's movements. All works including the Fantasia Appassionata for solo piano are written for Katrine

and earthy rhythmic textures carry the emotional weight of a very heavy subject matter with a deft playfulness akin to a group of spirits guiding us through untethered dimensions

Nowhere is this more apparent than their performance of Cynthia Folio's four-part piece At the Edge of Great Quiet

before assembling the Belmonts to get a deal with the New York label Laurie

and the bassoonist Alberto Grazzi - specializing in 18th century works that give particular prominence to wind instruments

3 films on 3 DVDs

sincere and firm when playing Beethoven

On 'Everything Harmony'

Could a squid sink a ship

] the name of a French composer

The repertoire

Friedrich Wieck

"The Old Lamp-Lighter" and "Harbour Lights"