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SIG 310
St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra - Khachaturian & Ravel
Released Date:
01 Nov 2012
Originally recorded in 2010
Artists:
St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
Yuri Temirkanov
Venue:
Great Philharmonic Hall, St Petersburg
Producer:
Anna Barry
Engineer:
Neil Hutchinson
Record Label
Signum
Genre:
Orchestral & Concertos
Total Time - 58:29
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ARAM KHACHATURIAN
Spartacus Suite
1
Suite 1, No.3: Variation of Aegina and Bacchanalia
3:30
2
Suite 2, No.1: Adagio of Spartacus and Phrygia
9:29
3
Suite 1, No.4: Scene and Dance with Crotala
3:56
4
Suite 1, No.5: Dance of the Gaditanae - Victory of Spartacus
6:09
Gayane Suite
5
Ayesha's Dance
3:02
6
Dance of the Rose Maidens
2:16
7
Lullaby
5:13
8
Dance of the Young Kurds
2:41
9
Lezghinka
2:37
10
Sabre Dance
2:32
MAURICE RAVEL
11
Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No.2
17:04
The St Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra are one of the classical world’s most popular touring ensembles, bringing an inimitable style and character to their performances under the direction of Artistic Director and Chief Conductor Yuri Temirkanov.
This recording presents works from two very different composers, both united through their mastery of orchestral colouring and evocative imagery: Khachaturian’s Spartacus and Gayane suites are infused with enchanting Armenian influences, and enjoyed a deserved popularity with Russian audiences that helped protect him from the worst of widespread artistic suppression during the era. Following these, one of the jewels of orchestral repertoire, Ravel’s Dahpnis et Chloé was composed for Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes dance company and has remained a popular work to this day.
***** - Exceptional
Riccardo Cassani -
Musica magazine - March 2013
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