- Digital
Claire M Singer
Saor
Touch
- Cat No: TO121
- Release: 2023-11-03
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Track List
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1. Claire M Singer - Cairn Toul
09:16 -
2. Claire M Singer - Pressure
00:37 -
3. Claire M Singer - Càrn
10:42 -
4. Claire M Singer - Outside
00:29 -
5. Claire M Singer - Forrig
11:08 -
6. Claire M Singer - Stops
00:15 -
7. Claire M Singer - Braeriach
07:37 -
8. Claire M Singer - Above and Below
05:40 -
9. Claire M Singer - Saor
24:25
24bit/96khz [wav/flac/aiff/alac/mp3]
Following her previous solo works Solas (2016), Fairge (2017) and Trian (2019) Saor [pronounced Sieur: meaning "free" in Scottish Gaelic] is the first release in a triptych of albums, inspired by escapes to the peaks of Claire M Singer's homeland of Scotland. Saor perfectly encapsulates Claire's experimental approach to the pipe organ, exploring rich harmonic textures and complex overtones creating ever-shifting melodic and rhythmic patterns, which conjure visions of the Scottish dramatic landscapes she is inspired by.
"Saor follows two narratives: my trekking across the Cairngorm mountains in Aberdeenshire through the granite plateaux, corries, glens and straths, and my exploration of the 1872 Conacher organ in Forgue Kirk Aberdeenshire where many of my ancestors lie".
Claire M Singer
Album launch: Saturday 11th November, Orgelpark, Amsterdam 20.15
bit.ly/saoramsterdam
Saor is generously supported by Arts Council England, PRS Foundation's Composers' Fund in partnership with Jerwood Arts, the Friends of Forgue Kirk, the Richard Thomas Foundation and Orgelpark, Amsterdam.
"Saor follows two narratives: my trekking across the Cairngorm mountains in Aberdeenshire through the granite plateaux, corries, glens and straths, and my exploration of the 1872 Conacher organ in Forgue Kirk Aberdeenshire where many of my ancestors lie".
Claire M Singer
Album launch: Saturday 11th November, Orgelpark, Amsterdam 20.15
bit.ly/saoramsterdam
Saor is generously supported by Arts Council England, PRS Foundation's Composers' Fund in partnership with Jerwood Arts, the Friends of Forgue Kirk, the Richard Thomas Foundation and Orgelpark, Amsterdam.
