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LS 0029

Holst: The Planets

The Classical Shop
release date: December 2006

Recorded in 24 Bit / 96Khz

 Originally recorded in 2006
Artists:

London Symphony Orchestra


Sir Colin Davis


Ladies of the London Symphony Chorus



Venue:

Barbican Centre, London



Producer:

James Mallinson



Engineer:

Tony Faulkner



Record Label
LSO

Genre:

Orchestral & Concertos


Choir

Total Time - 50:14
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GUSTAV HOLST

(1874-1934)
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The Planets, Op. 32 (1914-16)

 50:17  
1 Mars, the Bringer of War 7:11
2 Venus, the Bringer of Peace 8:21
3 Mercury, the Winged Messenger 4:16
4 Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity 8:06
5 Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age 9:40
6 Uranus, the Magician 5:57
7 Neptune, the Mystic 6:43
   
 Sir Colin Davis
  27-30 June 2002 (live recording)  


The Planets became one of the most popular and widely recognised musical works of the 20th century. Holst himself conducted the LSO in two early recordings of his masterpiece. Sir Colin Davis’s blazing performance, recorded over three evenings in June 2002, promises to be one of the classical releases of the year.

 

"Colin Davis, as might be expected, has no problems, conjuring like Uranus the Magician, the full panoply of atmosphere, stillness and energy from the vitruoso LSO"


Daily Telegraph



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