Anyone who has ever experienced Milica Djordjevic’s orchestral music in a concert hall knows how much power, energy, colour, flash, explosions, contrasts, compelling fusions and intense drama this composer creates in her music. She is a gifted orchestral powerhouse with an abundant sonic imagination. No wonder that in recent years she has often been a guest on the live music series broadcast by Bavarian Radio in Munich. Now four of her works from recent years are collected in an album, in manuscripts by conductors Duncan Ward, Peter Rundle and Johannes Kalitzky. The complex layers and sprawling structures of the works also sound incredibly alive on CD and lose none of their appeal. This is how orchestral music works today. And in the final piece “Mit o ptici” (“The Legend of the Birds”) there is also a compelling choir. A fascinating and exciting listening experience!
Djordjevic: Mali Svetak, Quicksilver, Four and Mir or Petisi
Bavarian Radio Choir, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Johannes Kalitzky, Duncan Ward and Peter Rundle (conductor)
PR Classic
“Explorer. Communicator. Music geek. Web buff. Social media nerd. Food fanatic.”
More Stories
Anna Delvey's Ankle Monitor Shines on Dancing with the Stars
Photos of the Super Harvest Moon and Lunar Eclipse, September 2024
'Fool Me Once' Tops Netflix's Latest Releases Data Alongside Bridgerton