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    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller (2011)

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    Date: 16 Aug 2014 18:00:27
    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller (2011)

    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller
    Tine Thing Helseth, trumpet / Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra / Eivind Aadland
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    Label/Cat#: EMI # 50999 0 88328 2 5 | Country/Year: Europe 2011
    Genre: Classical | Style: Romantic, Early 20th Century,Trumpet

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    CD Info:

    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller

    Tine Thing Helseth, trumpet / Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra / Eivind Aadland

    Label: EMI Classics
    Catalog#: 50999 0 88328 2 5
    Format: CD, Album
    Country: Europe
    Released: 2011
    Genre: Classical
    Style: Romantic, Early 20th Century,Trumpet

    Tracklist:

    1 Rachmaninov - Zdes' khorosho 2:20
    2 Dvorak - Songs my mother taught me 2:27
    3 Delibes - Les filles de Cadix 3:24
    4 Sibelius - Våren flyktar hastigt (Spring is flying) 1:27
    5 Sibelius - Soluppgång (Sunrise) 2:19
    6 Sibelius - Var det en drøm (Was it a dream) 2:24
    7 Richard Strauss - Wiegenlied 4:30
    8 Mahler - Wer hat dies liedlein erdacht? 1:53
    9 Korngold - Marietta's Lied 6:02
    10 Grieg - Haugtassa No.1 Det syng ( The mountain Maid) 2:18
    11 Grieg - No. 2 Veslemøy 2:21
    12 Grieg - No. 3 Blåbaer-li 1:46
    13 Grieg - No. 4 Møte 2:35
    14 Grieg - No. 5 Elsk 2:10
    15 Grieg - No. 6 Killingdans 1:36
    16 Grieg - No. 7 Vond dag 2:16
    17 Grieg - No.8 Ved gjaetle-bekken 5:14
    18 Cano - Epilogo 5:16
    19 Saint-Saens - Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix 5:46
    20 Canteloube - La postoura als camps 2:43
    21 Canteloube - Malurous qu'o uno fenno 1:39
    22 Weill - Je ne t'aime pas 4:28

    Review by Stephen Eddins

    Norwegian trumpet player Tine Thing Helseth emerged toward the end of the first decade of the 20th century as of the leading international soloists on her instrument, and in 2011 signed an exclusive recording contract with EMI Classics. For her debut solo album for the label she decided to forego the traditional concertos and virtuosic showpieces and play transcriptions of vocal music, primarily art songs. The result is an appealing collection of music that puts Helseth's lyrical sensibility on display. The pieces don't make the technical demands of, say, a Baroque concerto, but they require the ability to communicate expressively with the simplest means, and that is no less an achievement. Helseth plays with exceptionally well-supported legato phrasing and her tone is sweet, burnished, and mellow. The trumpet, especially played as musically as it is here, works beautifully in these pieces, many of which have soaring Romantic lines. For the most part they are not arrangements but straightforward transcriptions with the trumpet taking the vocal part. Helseth's lyricism is especially impressive in the most passionate selections, such as "Marietta's Lied" from Die tote Stadt and "Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix" from Samson et Dalila, the latter of which beautifully exploits her rich lower register. The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra led by Elvind Aadland and pianist Håvard Gimse provide supportive accompaniment. EMI's sound is clean and warmly atmospheric, with a good sense of presence. allmusicguide
    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller (2011)

    I don’t want to inflame passions if I talk of an EMI blonde trumpeter face-off between Alison Balsom and newcomer Tine Thing Helseth, The record company seems to have decided however that the Norwegian player should concentrate on arrangements rather than compete, for now, against their star brass player in concertos. Added to this is the fact that Helseth contributes a rock-star like Thank You credit list in the booklet notes. George Eskdale never did this sort of thing and neither did Harry Mortimer, but then times have changed.

    I don’t want to comment on how strange Helseth’s name must seem to an Anglophone reader – maybe T.T. Helseth would give her a bit of ZZ Top pizzazz. How she positions herself, or allows herself to be positioned musically, is probably more to the point. She’s been playing these arrangements for some time, it appears, but one wouldn’t necessarily like to see her typed as a trumpet-lite purveyor. She has a fine tone, and a good instinct for tonal colour and legato shaping. Clearly she likes narrative; her whole disc is predicated on the idea of telling a story, and she manages to ‘sing’ fluently and evenly throughout, accompanied by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra under Eivind Aadland.

    She vests Rachmaninov’s song with just the right amount of rounded warmth, proves lyrical in Dvorák, and displays a rich cantilena in the Delibes. In the Sibelius song Soluppgång Op.37 No. 3 she is careful to pay service to its one terse outburst as well as to its more refined qualities. She proves a calming presence in Korngold, allowing it a truly vocalised quality – essential, really, given that it’s Marietta’s Lied from Die tote Stadt.

    For Grieg’s Haugtussa she is joined by pianist Håvard Gimse and their intimacy demonstrates an expressive affection throughout these settings. The final song reserves the greatest quality of elegy, another component that Helseth exemplifies when necessary. She’s joined by Jonathan Aasgaard and the orchestra for José María Cano’s Epílogo. Two of Canteloube’s Chants d'Auvergne make for good programming as well.

    The sound is attractive. The spatial questions in the Cano - where her trumpet is deliberately placed backwardly – are all well met. Pan-European melodies arranged for trumpet may not sound as snappy as ‘Storyteller’, but T.T. Helseth certainly tells her stories nicely.

    – Jonathan Woolf, MusicWeb International

    Tine Thing Helseth - Storyteller (2011)


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