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Album review: Dick Hensold



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Published Date: 11 May 2008
By NC
DICK HENSOLD
Big Music For Northumbrian Small Pipes

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Celtic International/ Schubert Club SC127, £11.99
Minnesota-based Hensold is a Baroque recorder soloist, but here his passion for the wee bellows-blown bagpipe is given full reign in new settings of old tunes, and a spread of his own compositions in rich arrangements for harp, guitar, whistle, flute, piano, keyboards and strings. Plus the khim – the Cambodian hammered dulcimer – played by virtuoso Bun Loeung, who died after this recording was made. Old Border hornpipe rhythms mix with Scots airs and novel hybrids in a very musical offering.

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  • Last Updated: 09 May 2008 5:50 PM
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