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In Gabriel Wilczkowski's bright setting of Afternoon

I had the soprano Margareta Bengtson in mind

who also recorded the serenade in 1965

but which also fits perfectly on Palm Sunday

Because in many ways The Promise is first and foremost a story about the power of love

Piano Concerto No. 1 Product:Piano Concerto No. 1 - Study score (A4) In Gabriel Wilczkowski's bright setting"Tobias is a percussionist from the start, has a background in rock music and it shows. In the first movement it bounces and swings in energetic repetitions. The feeling is rising, refreshing and busy hypnotic, a little big city la Gershwin, a little Stravinsky, sure, and Ravel Towards the end, a bluesy evening mood that leads on into the impressionistic dreamy shimmer of the second movement. It is like falling into a dream, through clouds, veils,

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