Cantus Triquetrus (Karl Jenkins)

Inside the image.

A square album cover pairs large, sharply edged geometric forms with a deep red background. A stack of overlapping, white-outlined triangles and quadrilaterals rises from the lower-left edge and runs up the left side, partly cropped by the top and bottom borders. The shapes vary in size and angle, with interiors in dark red, navy, bright blue, turquoise, pale aqua, green and yellow. Their arrangement suggests a tall, irregular tower or cascading set of angular frames; some outlines cross over one another, creating a layered, cut-out appearance. Near the bottom, a broad yellow triangle is only partly visible.

The background is filled with burgundy, crimson and magenta tones. Faint angular bands and translucent-looking shapes form a loose, abstract pattern, most noticeable behind the lettering and towards the right. The left-hand geometry is crisp and bright against this darker field, while the right side is more open, though crossed by subtle patterning.

Three groups of lettering occupy the right half. Near the upper right, large white text reads “Cór Seiriol” in tall, narrow, irregularly shaped letters, with a dark edge or shadow that helps separate it from the red. Directly below, smaller blue lettering reads “gyda Cherddorfa BBC Now Orchestra”. In the lower-right area, “Cantus” and “Triquetrus” appear on two lines in bold yellow-green letters, with “KARL JENKINS” beneath in smaller white capitals. The cover is a graphic illustration rather than a photograph, combining flat colour, strong outlines and softly layered background shapes.