Barry Guy's 'After the Rain' is a captivating album that showcases the English composer and double bass player's unique blend of early music, contemporary composition, jazz, and improvisation. Released on 1 April 2012 through NMC Recordings, this 24-minute album features the City of London Sinfonia, conducted by Richard Hickox, and is comprised of ten intricate tracks.
The album's tracklist, which includes 'After the Rain: I. Refrain', 'After the Rain: II. Chorale', and 'After the Rain: VI. Canon', demonstrates Guy's mastery of complex musical structures and his ability to craft beautiful, avant-garde soundscapes. With its fusion of free jazz and avant-garde elements, 'After the Rain' is an album that will appeal to fans of experimental music and those looking to discover new and innovative sounds.
As a renowned composer and double bass player, Barry Guy has worked with a wide variety of orchestras in the UK and Europe, and his range of interests is reflected in the diversity and complexity of the music on 'After the Rain'. This album is a testament to Guy's skill and creativity, and is a must-listen for anyone interested in exploring the boundaries of contemporary classical music.
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