
Nicholas Daniel, the oboist, won the BBC's prestigious Young Musician of the Year competition at the age of 18.
Thea Musgrave, the composer, studied at Edinburgh University and later with Nadia Boulanger at the Paris Conservatoire.
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra, featured on this album, has an impressive catalogue of recordings, including Mozart operas and a Grammy-nominated set of Brahms symphonies.
Nicholas Kraemer, one of the conductors on this album, contributed as Baroque Music Director to the feature film 'The Madness Of King George'.
NMC's 'Ancora' series re-releases significant recordings that have disappeared from view, combining them with new material.
Thea Musgrave aims to 'explore dramatic-abstract musical forms,' which are dramatic in presentation but abstract in content, extending the concerto principle.