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Quintets CD release – 1st March

February 22, 2017
by Leonora Dawson-Bowling
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Quintets CD with MusicWeb bannerWe are delighted to announce the imminent release (1st March) of the next Toccata Classics Stephen Dodgson recording: three quintets performed by the Tippett Quartet, Emma Abbate (piano) and Susan Monks (cello).

Piano Quintet No. 1 in C (1966)

String Quintet (1986)

Piano Quintet No. 2 (1999)

These three quintets continue the exploration of his chamber music on Toccata Classics. Dodgson’s musical language inherited something of Shostakovich’s irony, Janáček’s spiky energy and Britten’s polished clarity, occasionally reaching further into the past in passages of Purcellian dignity, all animated with a gentle harmonic warmth of Dodgson’s own. The result, in a typically English paradox, manages to be both elusive and direct.

Buy now at Toccata Classics >

Stephen Dodgson with the Tippett Quartet in March 2013

Stephen Dodgson with the Tippett Quartet in March 2013

 


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