Dennehy's Limina pairs two concertos with propulsive, body-inspired energy
Donnacha Dennehy's album Limina features pianist Eliza McCarthy in a three-movement concerto named after body parts, exploring thresholds between them. The Violin Concerto, performed by Stephen Waarts, offers a bravura display, especially in its outer movements. Both works are grounded in the harmonic series yet feel liberating and dynamic.
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