
The album title, "Piercing Silence," reflects the performer Charlie Lovell-Jones's aim to highlight historically underrepresented composers and experiences.
The Royal Academy of Music, where this album was recorded, is Britain's oldest conservatoire, founded in 1822.
This album was recorded in the Angela Burgess Recital Hall at the Royal Academy of Music in London.
Deborah Pritchard's piece, "Towards Freedom," is a first recording, concluding the album.
Charlie Lovell-Jones, the violinist on this album, is a recipient of the Royal Academy of Music's Bicentenary Scholarships scheme for 2021/22.