Jan Maegaard – Elegy Of Equinox · Labirinto I · Canon · Musica Riservata II

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Label:	Marco Polo – 8.224050, Dacapo (4) – 8.224050
Series:	20th Century (3)
Format:	CD
Country:	Denmark
Released:	May 1996
Genre:	Classical
Style:	Contemporary

Tracklist

	Elegy Of Equinox Op. 28 Cello – Henrik Brendstrup Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Anette Simonsen* Organ – Eva Feldbæk	(22:26)
1	I Inquieto	2:41
2	II Andante	3:07
3	III Maestoso	2:35
4	IV Moderato	3:05
5	V Allegro – Andante	4:20
6	VI Recitativo Solemne	2:51
7	VII Quieto	3:19
8	Labirinto I Per Viola Sola Op. 77 Viola – Tim Frederiksen	12:12
9	Canon For Three Flutes Op. 68 Flute – Henrik Svitzer, Toke Lund Christiansen, Ulla Miilmann Jørgensen*	10:29
	Musica Riservata II Op. 61 Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jørgen Bove* Bassoon – Peter Andersen (4) Clarinet – Jesper Helmuth Madsen Oboe, Cor Anglais – Klas Sjöblom	(16:40)
10	Figura	2:40
11	Sonata	7:58
12	Nenia	3:41
13	Contrappunto	1:53

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – MVD Music And Video Distribution GmbH
Manufactured By – P+O Pallas – 28841
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Dacapo (4)
Copyright © – Dacapo (4)
Published By – The Society For The Publication Of Danish Music
Recorded At – Focus Recording
Recorded At – Vestkirken, Ballerup

Credits

Composed By – Jan Maegaard
Cover [photo] – Hans Petersen (2)
Cover [picture] – Ole Schwalbe*
Engineer – Hans Nielsen
Liner Notes – Erling Kullberg
Liner Notes [English translation] – Michael Chesnutt
Liner Notes [German translation] – Monika Wesemann
Producer – Sven Erik Werner
Text By – Ole Wivel
Text By [English translation] – Erik Wahlgren, Jan Maegaard
Text By [German translation] – Willy Dähnhardt

Notes

℗ & © 1996. Made in Germany. 28pp booklet with notes in English, German & Danish. The sung text to “Equinox” is also printed in those languages.

Recorded 8 December, 1995 and 9 January, 1996 at Focus Recording, Copenhagen.
Recorded 8 March, 1996 at Vestkirken. Ballerup.

Cover picture: “Romersk Nar” (1964/65) by Ole Schwalbe, courtesy Satens Museum for Kunst; photographed by Hans Petersen.