Nigel Osborne: I am Goya, Flute Concerto

Nigel Osborne: I am Goya, Flute ConcertoRelease Date: 11 January 2003 While I Am Goya, The Sickle and Remembering Esenin share a common inspiration in Russian poetry of the last century, the Flute Concerto provides a contrast in its neo Baroque concerto grosso style. These recordings were originally released on Unicorn Kanchana in 1983. AUDIO RECORDING CREDITS Recorded at Rosslyn Hill Unitarian Chapel, London on 7 8 February 1983 BOB AUGER Recording Engineer ANTONY HODGSON Recording

Kevin Smith countertenor Bishop Baldwin

with soloist Piers Adams

Editing & mastering Marian Freeman

was composed in 2007 and sets both Homer and Shakespeare in a dramatic depiction of Cleopatra

'This is the collection of early works that marked Dennehy's arrival as a composer

Catalogue no: NMCD192

'Like a modern-day codex

Recording Engineer WILLEM MULLER

Design: FRANCOIS HALL

DAVID LEFEBER (Disc 2) Recording Engineers

The Disappearance tells of a man abducted by supernatural forces

The Viola Concerto was recorded at Watford Town Hall on 11-12 May 1982