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Harry in Winter · Patrick Doyle
Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
℗ 2005 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Masterer: Andy Walter
Programming Keyboards: Brian Gascoigne
Synthesizer Programmer: Brian Gascoigne
Assistant Engineer: Chris Barrett
Music Editor: Gerard McCann
Music Editor: Graham Sutton
Synthesizer Programmer: James McWilliam
Conductor: James Shearman
Orchestration: James Shearman
Orchestration: Lawrence Ashmore
Orchestra: London Symphony Orchestra
Producer: Maggie Rodford
Assistant Engineer: Nick Taylor
Mixer, Recorded by: Nick Wollage
Assistant Engineer: Olga Fitzroy
Orchestration: Patrick Doyle
Producer: Patrick Doyle
Music Editor: Robin Whittaker
Synthesizer Programmer: Youki Yamamoto
Composer, Writer: Patrick Doyle
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This CD set presents the complete works for piano solo by Claude Debussy. It includes the piano reductions of the Ballets (Khamma, Jeux, La boite a joujoux), the solo piano version of Six Épigraphes Antiques, and several alternative version of well‐known compositions, all by the composer himself. Debussy’s piano works count among the most original and influential works of the 20‐th century piano literature. The innovative piano writing, the keen sense for colour and timbre and the emotional impact of each individual piece show the hand and mind of a true genius. Christopher Devine (born 1982) was born in the Netherlands to a German mother and Scottish father. After his education at the The Hague Conservatory he furthered his development with Maria Joao Pires, Elisso Virsaladze, Janina Fialkowska and Leslie Howard. His immense repertoire includes over 1000 solo works and 30 concertos. His close affinity to Debussy’s sound world is proven in this magnificent recording of the complete works, clearly a labour of love.