Listening Guide The Work Heitor Villa-Lobos – Symphony No. 10 “Amerindia” “Sume Pater Patrium” Lothar Odinus, Tenor; Henryk Böhm, Baritone Jürgen Linn, Bass-Bartione Members Of The Staatspernchor Stuttgart SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart The Stuttgart Swr Radio Symphony Directed By Carl St. Clair. [CPO 999 786] Buy this CD on Amazon Click here to read the libretto […]
Listening Guide The Work Francisco Manuel Da Silva – Brazilian National Anthem Performed by The Orchestra & Chorus Of The Classical Music Of The “Grande Oriente Do Brazil” Elias Alvares Lobo – The Overture To The Opera “A Louca” Performed By The Brazilian Radio Symphony Directed By Alceo Bocchino [EMI Coronado SC 10122 LP] Henrique […]
Listening Guide The Work Missa Pastoril Para A Noite De Natal by Jose Mauricio Nines Garcia The Soloists Are: Paulo Fortes, Baritone Dircea Amorim, Soprano Maura Moreira, Contralto Isauro Camino, Tenor The Orchestra And Chorus Of The Association Of Choral Singing Of Rio De Janeiro Conducted By Francisco Mignone EMI Coronado SC 10119 LP 5 […]
Listening Guide The Work The Overture To The Opera Ali Baba By Giuseppe Bottesini Performed By The London Symphony Orchestra Franco Petracchi, Conducting (ASV CD DCA 907) Buy this CD on Amazon.com The Mountain King By Hugo Alfven 1-Invocation: which depicts a bright summer night in terms of the magical mood of a “white night.” […]
Listening Guide The Work Georges Auric (1899-1983) IMAGINEES Michel Debost, flute Claude Desulmondt, clarinet Michele Command, soprano Frederick Lodeon, cello La Quatuor Parrenin Jacques Cazauran, bass Jean Philippe Collard, piano Alexandre Myrat, director (Pathe C069 16287) PARTITA for two pianos Genevieve Joy/Christian Ivaldi, pianos (Adès 14.018) TRIO for oboe, clarinet and bassoon Robert Casier, oboe […]
Listening Guide The Work Mily Balakirev (1837-1910) GRANDE FANTASIE ON RUSSIAN FOLKSONGS, OP. 4 Anastiasia Seifetdinova, piano Russian Philharmonic Dmitry Yablonsky, conductor (Naxos 8.570396 CD) Buy this CD on Amazon OVERTURE ON THEMES OF RUSSIAN FOLKSONGS Kansas City Philharmonic Hans Schwieger, conductor (Urania 5131)[GLAZOUNOV #4] RUSSIA (SYMPHONIC POEM) Philharmonia Orchestra Yevgeny Svetlanov, conductor (Hyperion CDA […]
Listening Guide OTHER WORKS BY BAX: THE BARD OF THE DIMBOVITZA 1914 CATHALEEN NI HOOLIHAN 1903-05 CONCERTANTE FOR PIANO (LEFT HAND) & ORCH.24:07 1949 CHRISTMAS EVE 1912 DANCE OF WILD IRRAVEL (from 4 ORCHESTRAL SKETCHES) 1912-13 THE DEVIL THAT TEMPTED ST. ANTHONY 1928 FANTASY SONATA FOR HARP & VIOLA FATHERLAND from THE TALES OF ENSIGN […]
Listening Guide The Work Tempo: Allegro pesante. Nicht zu schnell. (Not too fast) Key: E minor, with trio sections in C major, A major and B major and a coda in D minor Time Signature: 3/4 Form: Scherzo and Trio
Listening Guide The Work Tempo: Langsam, schwer (slow and heavy). Key: F# major; beginning in D minor, with a main theme in B minor/major that goes through a series of modulations until it reaches the intended tonic before the final coda. Time Signature: The introduction shifts from 4/4 to 3/4 to 2/4 (and one measure […]
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