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Jose Serebrier - Glazunov: Complete Symphonies and Concertos (2012)

Jose Serebrier - Glazunov: Complete Symphonies and Concertos (2012)

BAND/ARTIST: Jose Serebrier

  • Title: Glazunov: Complete Symphonies and Concertos
  • Year Of Release: 2012
  • Label: Warner Classics [2564 66467 4]
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: FLAC (*image + .cue,log)
  • Total Time: 08:56:31
  • Total Size: 2,42 GB (+3%rec.)
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Maestro Jose Serebrier's acclaimed Glazunov symphony & concerto cycle is now available as an 8 CD box set. The completion of this series was a personal triumph for Serebrier, who's passion for these works are heard throughout every performance. A small sampling of the praise these recordings have received: 'Serebrier gets very characterful and brilliant performances from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra the refinement and power of the performance are superbly caught.' Penguin Guide, Key Recordings. 'This set is a godsend. Glazunov's Violin Concerto maintains its hold on the repertoire, but how many times do we hear the two piano concertos or the one for saxophone, let alone the Concerto Ballata for cello or the miniatures he wrote for violin, cello and horn? Jose Serebrier's recordings of Glazunov's eight completed symphonies, plus the torso of a projected ninth, have established a valuable core of music in the catalogue, but this two-disc album of the concertos with the Russian National Orchestra is far more than merely an appendage. Glazunov had an instinct for the dynamics of concerto writing, his ear for orchestral colour combining with his mellow lyricism and secure architectural sense to create a frisson that some of the symphonies might lack. The Violin Concerto, winsomely played by Rachel Barton Pine, was the first to be composed in 1904; the pair of piano concertos, with Alexander Romanovsky here a soloist of soul and spirit, followed over the next couple of decades. True, Glazunov's style did not change markedly with the years - not even for the Saxophone Concerto of 1934 - but he knew precisely how to harness instruments' individual expressive qualities.' Daily Telegraph - Geoffrey Norris

Tracks:

CD 1:
[1]-[4] Symphony No.3 in D major, op.33
[5] Symphony No.9 in D major "Unfinished" (orch.: Gavriil Yudin)

CD 2:
[1]-[4] Symphony No.2 in F sharp minor, op.16
[5]-[8] Symphony No.1 in E major, op.5 "Slavyanskaya"

CD 3:
[1]-[3] Symphony No.4 in E flat major, op.48
[4]-[7] Symphony No.7 in F major, op.77 "Pastoral"

CD 4:
[1]-[4] Symphony No.5 in B flat major, op.55
[5]-[19] The Seasons, op.67 - ballet

CD 5:
[1]-[4] Symphony No.6 in C minor, op.58
[5] La Mer, op.28
[6]-[7] Introduction and Dance from Salome, op.90

CD 6:
[1]-[4] Symphony No.8 in E flat major, op.83
[5]-[19] Raymonda - Suite from the ballet, op.57a

CD 7:
[1]-[4] Violin Concerto in A minor, op.82 *
[5] Chant du ménestrel, op.71 for Cello and Orchestra +
[6]-[8] Piano Concerto No.2 in B major, op.100 #
[9]-[11] Concerto in E flat major for Alto Saxophone and String Orchestra, op.109 §

CD 8:
[1]-[11] Piano Concerto No.1 in F minor, op.92 #
[12] Rêverie in D flat major for Horn and Orchestra, op.24 ∆
[13]-[16] Concerto Ballata in C major for Cello and Orchestra, op.108 +
[17] Méditation in D major for Violin and Orchestra, op.32 *


Personnel:

Rachel Barton Pine - violin *
Wen-Sinn Yang - cello +
Alexander Romanovsky - piano #
Marc Chisson - alto saxophone §
Alexey Serov - french horn ∆
Royal Scottish National Orchestra (CD 1 - CD6)
Russian National Orchestra (CD 7 - CD 8)
Conductor: José Serebrier

Jose Serebrier - Glazunov: Complete Symphonies and Concertos (2012)

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  • hollinsuk
  •  wrote in 21:00
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Many thanks for sharing.

Cheers.
  • Guest Neobop
  •  wrote in 21:48
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Was unable to read discs 3, 4, and 6. The Cue file appears corrupt. it said the tags associated with the tracks exceeded Windows requirements. Could you look at this and if possible reup the box set. The other discs unpacked fine and the music is wonderful. Thanks!
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  • buck5000
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Quote: Guest Neobop
Was unable to read discs 3, 4, and 6. The Cue file appears corrupt. it said the tags associated with the tracks exceeded Windows requirements. Could you look at this and if possible reup the box set. The other discs unpacked fine and the music is wonderful. Thanks!

The discs unpacked fine for me, but I suspect your problem is a common one - file-name length(the combination of the Cue file, the location path(eg. folder names),and the output file-names).
Try shortening the cue file-name, and maybe move the cue file out of any folder it is in and move it up a level or two(in my computer).
Hope this helps!