Saeverud: Bassoon Concerto

Harald Sæverud's "Saeverud: Bassoon Concerto" is a captivating journey through the composer's intricate and expressive works. Released on October 31, 1997, this album showcases Sæverud's mastery of orchestral and concerto forms, offering a rich tapestry of musical experiences. The album opens with the Bassoon Concerto, Op. 44, a three-movement piece that highlights the bassoon's versatility and the composer's skill in crafting engaging melodies and harmonies. The Lucretia-suite, Op. 10, follows, presenting a five-movement suite that is both dramatic and introspective. The album concludes with the Symphony No. 7, Op. 27, "Salme," a monumental work that incorporates hymns, variations, and a fugue, culminating in a glorious glorification. With a total duration of one hour, this album is a testament to Sæverud's enduring legacy and his ability to create music that is both profound and accessible.