The SACD’s title comes from a contemporary wind work by a composer who lived until 1990, Eje Thelin. While not terribly melodic, the work has interesting rhythmic vitality and is not serialized. There are arrangements from such well-known composers as Bizet, Mozart and Rossini, and the Allegro from Roman’s Drottningholm Music is super-familiar to me because I have been using that track on one of my test CDs for years. The three Mozart arrangements are a delight: The Marriage of Figaro Overture, and two selections from Don Giovanni. The closing track of the 19 provided is an absolutely rousing rendition of the overture to Rossini’s Italian in Algiers.
TrackList: MOZART: Marriage of Figaro Overture, ROMAN: Drottningholm Music; SEYMER: Sologa; ROSSINI: Figaro/Rosina Duet from The Barber of Seville, Barber of Seville Overture; THELIN: Circo della vita; AULIN: From Four Watercolors; KRAUS: Incidental music to Amphitryon (Moliere); AGRELL: Suite in A Major; PETERSON-BERGER: By Froso Church, Summer Song; BIZET: Carmen Overture; MOZART: Don Giovanni Overture, Canzonetta from Don Giovanni; March of the Priests from The Magic Flute; ROSSINI: The Italian in Algiers Overture.
– John Sunier













