St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra & Vladimir Lande - Weinberg: Symphony No. 12 - The Golden Key Suite No. 4 (2014) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra, Vladimir Lande
- Title: Weinberg: Symphony No. 12 - The Golden Key Suite No. 4
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Naxos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:15:26
- Total Size: 334 / 1290 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: I. Allegro moderato
02. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: II. Allegretto
03. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: III. Adagio
04. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: IV. Allegro
05. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: I. Burattino's Dance with the Key
06. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: II. Elegy
07. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: III. Dance of Artemon
08. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: IV. Dance of the Cricket
09. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: V. Dance of the Cat and the Fox
10. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VI. Dance of Shushera the Rat
11. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VII. The Lesson
12. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VIII. The Pursuit
Weinberg’s symphonies are recognized today as a substantial continuation of the Russian tradition. Weinberg’s Symphony No. 12 was written in the style and spirit of Shostakovich and is a response to the death in August 1975 of his great friend and supporter of 32 years. With its subtle stylistic allusions to Shostakovich, this is the longest and most wide-ranging of Weinberg’s purely orchestral symphonies. This recording has been prepared utilising the composer’s hand written materials and markings. One of only two surviving ballet scores, The Golden Key is a compelling satire, extending a lineage which includes Prokofiev and Stravinsky.
Our ongoing cycle of Mieczysław Weinberg’s symphonies has been universally acclaimed. A “performance of searing intensity” (BBC Music Magazine) of the Symphony No. 8 (8572873) was awarded Diapason d’Or and recommended by ClassicsToday.com as “a very fine release of music by an elusive but tremendously sincere and worthy composer”.
The St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra conducted by its American principal guest conductor Vladimir Lande has also recorded Weinberg’s Symphony No. 19 (8572752) and Symphony No. 6 (8572779), with Lande’s conducting considered as having “an understanding and fervour that is greatly superior” (Gramophone) to any of the recorded alternatives.
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01. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: I. Allegro moderato
02. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: II. Allegretto
03. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: III. Adagio
04. Symphony No. 12, Op. 114: IV. Allegro
05. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: I. Burattino's Dance with the Key
06. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: II. Elegy
07. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: III. Dance of Artemon
08. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: IV. Dance of the Cricket
09. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: V. Dance of the Cat and the Fox
10. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VI. Dance of Shushera the Rat
11. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VII. The Lesson
12. The Golden Key Suite No. 4, Op. 55d: VIII. The Pursuit
Weinberg’s symphonies are recognized today as a substantial continuation of the Russian tradition. Weinberg’s Symphony No. 12 was written in the style and spirit of Shostakovich and is a response to the death in August 1975 of his great friend and supporter of 32 years. With its subtle stylistic allusions to Shostakovich, this is the longest and most wide-ranging of Weinberg’s purely orchestral symphonies. This recording has been prepared utilising the composer’s hand written materials and markings. One of only two surviving ballet scores, The Golden Key is a compelling satire, extending a lineage which includes Prokofiev and Stravinsky.
Our ongoing cycle of Mieczysław Weinberg’s symphonies has been universally acclaimed. A “performance of searing intensity” (BBC Music Magazine) of the Symphony No. 8 (8572873) was awarded Diapason d’Or and recommended by ClassicsToday.com as “a very fine release of music by an elusive but tremendously sincere and worthy composer”.
The St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra conducted by its American principal guest conductor Vladimir Lande has also recorded Weinberg’s Symphony No. 19 (8572752) and Symphony No. 6 (8572779), with Lande’s conducting considered as having “an understanding and fervour that is greatly superior” (Gramophone) to any of the recorded alternatives.
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