Close-Ups Héloïse Werner

• Barbara Strozzi (1619 - 1677): Arie, Op. 8:
• 1Strozzi: Arie, Op. 8: No. 6, Che si può fare (Arr. for voice and strings by Richard Birchall)05:15
• Kit Downes (b. 1986), Marianne Schofield, Colin Alexander, Max Baillie (b. 1981), Héloïse Werner (b. 1991): Echo I:
• 2Downes, Schofield, Alexander, Baillie, Werner: Echo I04:13
• Héloïse Werner: Les Leçons du Mardi:
• 3Werner: Les Leçons du Mardi09:10
• Julie Pinel (1710 - 1737): Recueil d'airs sérieux et à boire:
• 4Pinel: Recueil d'airs sérieux et à boire: Sombres lieux (Arr. for voice and strings by Marianne Schofield)07:17
• Hildegard von Bingen (1098 - 1179): O vis eternitatis (Arr. for voice and strings by Colin Alexander and Héloïse Werner):
• 5Bingen: O vis eternitatis (Arr. for voice and strings by Colin Alexander and Héloïse Werner)07:48
• Kit Downes, Marianne Schofield, Colin Alexander, Max Baillie, Héloïse Werner: Echo II:
• 6Downes, Schofield, Alexander, Baillie, Werner: Echo II02:43
• Héloïse Werner: close-ups:
• 7Werner: close-ups11:42
• Errollyn Wallen (b. 1958): Tree:
• 8Wallen: Tree04:51
• Kit Downes, Marianne Schofield, Colin Alexander, Max Baillie, Héloïse Werner: Echo III:
• 9Downes, Schofield, Alexander, Baillie, Werner: Echo III02:05
• Héloïse Werner: Unspecified Intentions (Arr. for voice and strings by Colin Alexander and Héloïse Werner):
• 10Werner: Unspecified Intentions (Arr. for voice and strings by Colin Alexander and Héloïse Werner)02:38
• Lullaby for a sister:
• 11Werner: Lullaby for a sister03:46
• Total Runtime01:01:28

Info for Close-Ups

Héloïse Werner’s first album, Phrases, was received ecstatically. For her second, she wanted to create a programme with a cohesive narrative arc – a journey, but one that the listener can take in their own time and their own way. For it, she has assembled a group of musicians who both share in her concept but also bring to the project their own varied musical personalities to complement Héloïse’s own distinctive voice.

Rightly described by Héloïse as ‘amazing people’, her collaborators – Colin Alexander, Julian Azkoul, Max Baillie, Kit Downes, Ruth Gibson and Marianne Schofield – stitch their individual contributions into close-ups in colours just as vibrant as Héloïse’s own.

Heloïse Werner, soprano
Max Baillie, violin
Julian Azkoul, violin
Ruth Gibson, viola
Colin Alexander, cello
Marianne Schofield, double bass
Kit Downes, piano

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