Max Richter was inspired by a special performance of Recomposed on period instruments to take “a new trip through the text using Vivaldi’s own colours”. “Vivaldi’s palette applied to the new score was extraordinary” ‘Spring 1’ is a personal favourite of Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty, as well as Christine & The Queens who described it as “the best song ever to fall in love to” and Diddy who called it his “theme music”. He and Max developed these pieces to intercut with the written orchestral material, and to illuminate the abstract visual world of the images.Recomposed continues to attract new listeners through its use in the soundtracks of hit TV series including Bridgerton and The Crown, and has also been featured in My Brilliant Friend, Chef’s Table, Orphan Black and The Current War. The album features 5 new tracks, so called "shadows which are electronic landscapes that were made for a live performance of the work with accompanying visual material made by the Danish game designers DarkMatters.
Richter's Four Seasons preserves the elegant beauty of the originals, but subtly modifies them with unexpected cadences and delicate electronic touches. Max Richter 'conserved the elements of this piece.and 'taken moments'.and 'brought it into the 21st century' (from quote by violinist Daniel Hope).Ĭontemporary composer Max Richter re-imagines Vivaldi's timeless set of Baroque concertos, The Four Seasons featuring the Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin conducted by Andre de Ridder with violinist Daniel Hope.ĭeutsche Grammophon's Recomposed series features a strand of specially-commissioned albums revisiting classical works for contemporary listeners. The second edition comes with new artwork in a stunning packing, and lots of new material, including brand new remixes and 'shadows'. Violinist Daniel Hope is joined by the Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin conducted by Andre de Ridder!įollowing the success of Recomposed by Max Richter, Deutsche Grammophon releases Version 2 of the album. 180g Vinyl Double LP Includes 'Shadows' and Remixes!
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