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Brian Fennelly is an American composer born in 1937, celebrated for his evocative and compelling musical works. His compositions, often featuring soloists and orchestras, showcase a deep understanding of musical storytelling and emotional resonance. Fennelly's music transcends traditional boundaries, offering audiences a rich and immersive experience. His contributions to the classical music landscape are notable, and his works continue to captivate and inspire.
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Brian Fennelly's "Chrysalis" is a captivating orchestral journey released on June 1, 2002, under Albany Records. This album spans a duration of 1 hour and 12 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of compositions that showcase Fennelly's unique musical vision. The album opens with "Thoreau Fantasy No. 2 (Ambrosial Mornings)," setting a serene and contemplative tone. "Lunar Halos (Parasalenae)" for Doublebass and Chamber Orchestra brings a dynamic interplay between soloist and ensemble, while "Concert Piece for Trumpet and Orchestra" highlights the brilliance of the trumpet in a concert setting. The album's title track, "Chrysalis (from A Thoreau Symphony)," is a standout piece that encapsulates the transformative essence of the album. "Reflections/Metamorphoses" adds a layer of introspection and evolution to the collection. Brian Fennelly's "Chrysalis" is a testament to his compositional prowess, offering a diverse and engaging listening experience.