
Clarke: Mysteries of the Horizon / Grimethorpe Colliery Band
Nigel Clarke has always been fascinated by virtuosity and timbre- it is the brass band genre that has lent itself most to his passion for musical athleticism. âDial âHâ for Hitchcockâ is an imaginary film score in the film noir vein, complete with classic and chilling sound effects, while the heroic, brooding and violent âSwift Severnâs Floodâ was inspired by a line from Shakespeare. Cornet concerto âMysteries of the Horizonâ examines the atmosphere of paintings by Rene Magritte, and âEarthriseâ celebrates one of the most iconic photographs in history and the drama of the Apollo 8 mission.
Nigel Clarke has always been fascinated by virtuosity and timbre- it is the brass band genre that has lent itself most to his passion for musical athleticism. âDial âHâ for Hitchcockâ is an imaginary film score in the film noir vein, complete with classic and chilling sound effects, while the heroic, brooding and violent âSwift Severnâs Floodâ was inspired by a line from Shakespeare. Cornet concerto âMysteries of the Horizonâ examines the atmosphere of paintings by Rene Magritte, and âEarthriseâ celebrates one of the most iconic photographs in history and the drama of the Apollo 8 mission.
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Nigel Clarke has always been fascinated by virtuosity and timbre- it is the brass band genre that has lent itself most to his passion for musical athleticism. âDial âHâ for Hitchcockâ is an imaginary film score in the film noir vein, complete with classic and chilling sound effects, while the heroic, brooding and violent âSwift Severnâs Floodâ was inspired by a line from Shakespeare. Cornet concerto âMysteries of the Horizonâ examines the atmosphere of paintings by Rene Magritte, and âEarthriseâ celebrates one of the most iconic photographs in history and the drama of the Apollo 8 mission.





















