Composing Without the Picture: Concert Works by Film Composers RES10327 These works draw upon the

These works draw upon the legacies of artists and craftsmen who lived and worked in England’s medieval York

from the Wedding Introit

One important characteristic of the work is the congregational hymns are taken from the collection of English tunes

the power of aristocracy is replaced by that of plutocracy

and Maurice Ravel’s sole foray into the genre dating from 1914

Composing Without the Picture: Concert Works by Film Composers RES10327 These works draw upon theRichard Harwood (cello) Talented young cellist Richard Harwood makes his Resonus debut with this album of solo concert works by major film composers. Composing Without The Picture features works by John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Ernst Toch and Mikls Rzsa together with world premiere recordings of works by Christopher Gunning (Variations On A Slavic Theme), Dario Marianelli (I Think I Do Remember Him), Alex Heffes (Theme from Touching The Void),