Gertruda Jerjomenko, Māris Kupčs & Liepaja Symphony Orchestra - Bruk: Orchestral Music, Vol. 1 (2018)
BAND/ARTIST: Gertruda Jerjomenko, Māris Kupčs, Liepaja Symphony Orchestra
- Title: Bruk: Orchestral Music, Vol. 1
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Toccata Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:57:57
- Total Size: 203 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": I. Attempts. Andantino
02. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": II. Sorrow. Largamente
03. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": III. Strength. Robusto. Con spirito
04. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": I. Rose. Andante
05. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": II. Daugavpils 1915-Banishment. Allegretto
06. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIa. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Theme. Pensieroso
07. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIb. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 1
08. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIc. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 2, Lento
09. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIId. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 3
10. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIe. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 4, Sostenuto
11. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIf. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 5
Fridrich Bruk – born in Kharkov in 1937 and a Finnish resident since 1974 – made his name as a composer of tangos. But the heart of his music lies in a series of eighteen symphonies, which have a strong narrative element, some reflecting Jewish themes, others inspired by Karelia and Finland. Symphony No. 17, Joy of Life (which Bruk also calls a ‘Concerto-Symphony for Orchestra and Piano’),has an autobiographical programme charting, in abstract terms, Bruk’s surmounting of the obstacles fate put in his path. Symphony No. 18 takes as its starting point a Latvian-Jewish folksong: it is premised on the deportation of his grandparents from their Latvian home, in an anti-Semitic campaign by Tsarist Russia that Bruksees as a kind of prologue to the Holocaust.
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01. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": I. Attempts. Andantino
02. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": II. Sorrow. Largamente
03. Symphony No. 17 "Joy of Life": III. Strength. Robusto. Con spirito
04. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": I. Rose. Andante
05. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": II. Daugavpils 1915-Banishment. Allegretto
06. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIa. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Theme. Pensieroso
07. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIb. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 1
08. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIc. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 2, Lento
09. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIId. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 3
10. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIe. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 4, Sostenuto
11. Symphony No. 18 "Daugavpils": IIIf. 5 Variations on an Own Theme. Var. 5
Fridrich Bruk – born in Kharkov in 1937 and a Finnish resident since 1974 – made his name as a composer of tangos. But the heart of his music lies in a series of eighteen symphonies, which have a strong narrative element, some reflecting Jewish themes, others inspired by Karelia and Finland. Symphony No. 17, Joy of Life (which Bruk also calls a ‘Concerto-Symphony for Orchestra and Piano’),has an autobiographical programme charting, in abstract terms, Bruk’s surmounting of the obstacles fate put in his path. Symphony No. 18 takes as its starting point a Latvian-Jewish folksong: it is premised on the deportation of his grandparents from their Latvian home, in an anti-Semitic campaign by Tsarist Russia that Bruksees as a kind of prologue to the Holocaust.
Hi-Res version
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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