Richard Canavan, Nicholas Leigh, Samuel Sim & London Contemporary Orchestra - Abbey Road Masters (2022) [24/48]

Contemporary voices and elemental strings, wrapped in electronic textures and cathedral-like acoustics of Abbey Road Studios. Surging with hope and endeavour, captured in breath-taking performances from London Contemporary Orchestra Choir.

The London Contemporary Orchestra, winner of the Ensemble category at the Royal Philharmonic Society Music Awards in 2015, has worked their way into becoming one of the world’s most innovative and acclaimed ensembles by incorporating their unique style into pop music, film & game scores as well as well-attended live performances.

Formed in 2008 by co-Artistic directors and conductors Robert Ames, the LCO is at the top of their game, having collaborated with a wide array of musicians, creative figures and platforms, including Radiohead, Frank Ocean, Jed Kurzel, Steve Reich, Mica Levi, Actress, Arcade Fire, Foals, Nike, Secret Cinema, Boiler Room, NTS, Terry Riley, Hannah Perry and Vivienne Westwood. Highlights include sold-out performances at renowned venues such as Printworks, Tate Modern, Southbank Centre, There Will Be Blood: Live at the Barbican, the critically-acclaimed site-responsive series Imagined Occasions, and live broadcasts on BBC Radio 3. The orchestra has a strong arrangement, recording and performance record for world-class film and television music, having recorded soundtracks such as The Master, Alien: Covenant, Macbeth, Phantom Thread, Assassins’ Creed, You Were Never Really Here, McMafia, Suspiria, American Animals, Moonlight, There Will Be Blood and Under the Skin, and featured heavily on Radiohead’s 2016 A Moon Shaped Pool.

Tracklist:
1. Richard Canavan – Together We Strive (03:04)
2. Samuel Sim – In Unison (02:39)
3. Richard Canavan – Shallow Light (02:52)
4. Nicholas Leigh – A Fractured Calm (03:05)
5. Richard Canavan – Spark In Amber (03:18)
6. Nicholas Leigh – Sculptured Air (04:42)
7. Samuel Sim – Voices Over Strings (03:01)
8. Nicholas Leigh – Permanence (04:04)
9. Samuel Sim – We Tell Ourselves (02:41)


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