℗ 2023 MPR
Released July 7, 2023
Duration 1h 12m 35s
Record Label MPR
Catalogue No. MPR117
Genre Classical (Chamber)
 

From the Airwaves

John Bradbury, Ian Buckle

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1.1
Reverie
Adam Carse; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
3:31
1.2
Happy Tune
Adam Carse; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
1:53
Three Light Pieces  
1.3
I. Novelette
Harold Samuel; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
3:26
1.4
II. Idyll
Harold Samuel; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
5:19
1.5
III. Humoreske
Harold Samuel; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
2:47
Clarinet Sonata in A major, Op. 45  
1.6
I. Maestoso - Allegro ma non troppo
Ruth Gipps; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
5:32
1.7
II. Andante con moto
Ruth Gipps; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
4:32
1.8
III. Scherzando
Ruth Gipps; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
3:06
1.9
IV. Maestoso - Allegro
Ruth Gipps; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
4:58
Andante & Tarantella  
1.10
I. Andante
Edward German; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
2:13
1.11
II. Tarantella
Edward German; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
2:11
1.12
Une Larme
Edith Swepstone; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
5:08
1.13
Fantasy-Sonata
John Ireland; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
14:33
1.14
A Graceful Tune
Frederick Kell; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
1:48
1.15
A Humorous Fantasy
Frederick Kell; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
3:18
1.16
An Autumn Tune
Frederick Kell; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
3:58
1.17
Moods
Frederick Kell; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
2:07
1.18
Clarinetto con moto
Frederic Curzon; John Bradbury; Ian Buckle
2:15
Digital Booklet
From the Airwaves grew out of the curiosity of clarinettist John Bradbury, who explored the Radio Times archive to find out which pieces for clarinet were bradcast by the BBC in the 1920s and 30s. His study has resulted in new recordings of some of these pieces; charming miniatures by Adam Carse, Frederick Kell and Harold Samuel. Edward German is listed in the archive, not so much as a composer but as the regular conductor of the Northern Wireless Orchestra (which eventually became the BBC Philharmonic in 1982). Frederic Curzon's name appears sporadically as a composer in programmes of light music and as an occasional conductor. The Music of Edith Swepstone was never broadcast, but belongs in the same lighter vein. Two substantial pieces by John Ireland and Ruth Gipps complete the programme, broadcast, respectively in 1951 and 1973. This collection of pieces raises questions around the popularity, obscurity and resurgence of these composers and their music.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – MPR Studio Masters
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LUFS
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DR
Album average
Range of values
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-9.84 to -0.39
-27.29
-29.89 to -23.80
-23.80
-26.50 to -20.30
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1
Reverie
-7.78-29.71-26.513
2
Happy Tune
-4.90-27.05-23.813
3
I. Novelette
-7.47-27.16-23.912
4
II. Idyll
-5.66-27.66-24.114
5
III. Humoreske
-8.52-29.41-26.312
6
I. Maestoso - Allegro ma non troppo
-0.53-24.88-21.215
7
II. Andante con moto
-3.36-27.12-23.114
8
III. Scherzando
-3.34-26.35-22.914
9
IV. Maestoso - Allegro
-0.78-25.08-21.315
10
I. Andante
-4.03-27.84-24.513
11
II. Tarantella
-2.88-23.80-20.613
12
Une Larme
-5.76-27.70-24.313
13
Fantasy-Sonata
-0.39-24.42-20.316
14
A Graceful Tune
-8.70-29.11-26.011
15
A Humorous Fantasy
-4.02-26.27-22.715
16
An Autumn Tune
-9.57-29.89-26.113
17
Moods
-9.84-29.63-26.212
18
Clarinetto con moto
-7.82-28.11-24.613

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