'…The eight string players of the Dutch ensemble Roctet asked Theo Loevendie for a new work for their album. Loevendie wrote Changes and calls the piece “a celebration of the beauty of change, both in music and in life. It reminds us that every moment, every note, is a step toward something new.” Roctet searches intensely and passionately for news, for mobility, also in the octets of Enescu and Respighi. At the same time, the sound has something appealingly light. In short: chamber music at the highest level by musicians whose individual characters are heard in their challenging interplay…'
