Max Richter | Three Worlds | Music from Woolf Works
The LP is based on Richter's score for a Royal Ballet production inspired by the works of Virginia Woolf.
Three Worlds: Music From Woolf Works, as the name suggests, draws from Richter's score for Wolf Works, a critically acclaimed three-act Royal Ballet production from Wayne McGregor inspired by the works of the influential English writer Virginia Woolf. Described as featuring "a vast palette of sounds—from solo instrumental and orchestral episodes, to electronic textures and music for wordless soprano," the score makes use of themes from three of Woolf's novels, Mrs Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves. It also employs a rare 1937 BBC recording of Woolf reading an essay called "Craftsmanship," reportedly the only surviving recording of Woolf's voice, along with the farewell note she left her husband before committing suicide in 1941, which is read by Gillian Anderson.
Max Richter Three Worlds Music from Woolf Works Deutsche Grammophon Mrs Dalloway
01. Words 0:00
02. In The Garden 1:02
03. War Anthem 6:19
04. Meeting Again 13:15
Orlando
05. Memory Is The Seamstress 19:22
06. Modular Astronomy 19:57
07. Entropy 23:12
08. Transformation 24:44
09. Morphology 26:50
10. The Tyranny Of Symmetry 29:57
11. The Explorers 31:24
12. Persistence Of Images 33:29
13. Genesis Of Poetry 36:45
14. Possibles 40:39
15. Love Songs 42:08The Waves
16. Tuesday 44:42
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