The album Games of the Night Wind features 12 nocturnes by David Jaeger, along with other works inspired by the night, creating a dreamy musical landscape as performed by pianist Christina Petrowska Quilico. Sharp staccato and an increasingly startled momentum drives the image of an encounter with the shadows in Nocturne 11, The Alarm Bell, a weighty contrast to the deep rubato and heaving nostalgia in Nocturne 1, In Memory Of \u2014 yet both hail from the same thematic darkness that expands across the entirety of the album. These sensations are ever present in T\u014dru Takemitsu\u2019s starry Les yeux clos, Alexandre Tansman\u2019s complex and lyrical nocturnes, and two works by G\u00f3recki, whose Lullaby sings GAMES OF THE NIGHT WIND off to sleep.<\/p>\n
GAMES OF THE NIGHT WIND plays to the unfettered wildness of the night, a force of nature encapsulated in every aspect of Petrowska Quilico and Jaeger\u2019s musical and poetic collaboration, an elegant exploration for the night owl in us all.<\/p>\n
Programme:<\/p>\n
1. T\u00f6ru Takemitsu \u2013 Les Yeux Clos
\n2. David Jaeger \u2013\u00a0 Nocturne: The Murmur (Poetry by Se\u00e1n Haldane)
\n3. Alexandre Tansman \u2013 Nocturne no.4
\n4. David Jaeger \u2013 Nocturne: Forget the Day (Poetry by Christina Petrowska Quilico)
\n5. David Jaeger \u2013 Nocturne: Games of the Night Wind (Poetry by Christina Petrowska Quilico)
\n6. Henryk G\u00f3recki \u2013 Lullaby<\/p>\n
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