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in which he is joined by Carole Cerasi
tracing through his career the composer’s conviction that faith was not a subject to be illustrated but a principle that governed musical thought itself
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with some emphasis on words and lovely
William Sweeney: Tree o’ Licht Bach { "__shgImageV3Elements": { "uuid": "s-ea816dd2-c962-406d-b808-fc5d3679f50e"SUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Both musically impassioned and socially engaged, William Sweeneys music is at its most eloquent when voiced by that most human of instruments, the cello. The player navigates a stormy electronic landscape in the Borges inspired The Poet Tells of his Fame, while Schumann lies behind the powerfully argued Sonata for Cello and Piano, recipient of a 2011 BASCA British Composer Award. The Sonata bears a joint dedication
