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Montague Phillips Piano Concertos, and Victor Hely-Hutchinson, The Young Idea: Dutton CDLX 7206

Montague Phillips Piano Concertos, and Victor Hely-Hutchinson, The Young Idea: Dutton CDLX 7206
Montague Phillips Piano Concertos, and Victor Hely-Hutchinson, The Young Idea: Dutton CDLX 7206
World premiere recordings

Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 14-15 January 2008

The first two volumes of Montague Phillips’s tuneful orchestral music were warmly received when issued by Dutton Epoch. Now here is the third volume, presenting both Piano Concertos. In the 1960s the second of these was often heard on the BBC, but the first has not been heard for more than ninety years, the music found after a search of the family attic. Both are brilliantly played by pianist David Owen Norris, and will delight all those who have revelled in Dutton Epoch’s recordings of York Bowen’s piano concertos (available on CDLX 7169 & CDLX 7187). This is tuneful and enjoyable music, exquisitely scored and taking us back to the Edwardian world from which Montague Phillips - the pinnacle of light music composers - came. These are substantial concertos, and it is hard to explain why such charming music is not in the regular repertoire. To complete the disc, Victor Hely-Hutchinson’s short jazz concerto, The Young Idea, whirls us back to Billy Mayerl and the ballroom of the Savoy Hotel in the late 1920s.

CDLX 7206

Phillips, Montague
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BBC Concert Orchestra, None
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Norris, David Owen
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Phillips, Montague
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BBC Concert Orchestra, None
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Norris, David Owen
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Phillips, Montague, BBC Concert Orchestra, None and Norris, David Owen (2008) Montague Phillips Piano Concertos, and Victor Hely-Hutchinson, The Young Idea: Dutton CDLX 7206.

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Abstract

World premiere recordings

Recorded at The Colosseum, Town Hall, Watford, 14-15 January 2008

The first two volumes of Montague Phillips’s tuneful orchestral music were warmly received when issued by Dutton Epoch. Now here is the third volume, presenting both Piano Concertos. In the 1960s the second of these was often heard on the BBC, but the first has not been heard for more than ninety years, the music found after a search of the family attic. Both are brilliantly played by pianist David Owen Norris, and will delight all those who have revelled in Dutton Epoch’s recordings of York Bowen’s piano concertos (available on CDLX 7169 & CDLX 7187). This is tuneful and enjoyable music, exquisitely scored and taking us back to the Edwardian world from which Montague Phillips - the pinnacle of light music composers - came. These are substantial concertos, and it is hard to explain why such charming music is not in the regular repertoire. To complete the disc, Victor Hely-Hutchinson’s short jazz concerto, The Young Idea, whirls us back to Billy Mayerl and the ballroom of the Savoy Hotel in the late 1920s.

CDLX 7206

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Published date: 2008

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Local EPrints ID: 157043
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/157043
PURE UUID: 64db08f7-8a81-464f-a697-911ea7d037db
ORCID for David Owen Norris: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-6047-3529

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Date deposited: 03 Jun 2010 09:29
Last modified: 09 Apr 2022 01:37

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Composer: Montague Phillips
Performer: None BBC Concert Orchestra
Performer: David Owen Norris ORCID iD

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