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Bentzon: Symphony No. 8; Symphonic Variations – Gothenburg-Aarhus Philharmonic, Douglas Bostock ‘Bentzon was astonishingly productive: 24 symphonies, 14 string quartets and 25 piano sonatas amongst much else. The first symphony dated from 1942; the last from 1994. Bentzon’s troubled Eighth Symphony is in four movements. The first runs to almost eighteen minutes. It instantly establishes, through a discreet drum-roll, a bleak landscape. There are Shostakovichian interjections and rolling asides. Side-drum interruptions link us tersely with Nielsen and there are resemblances to the mighty Carl… The symphony
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Nørgård: Violin Concerto Nos 1 Helle Nacht and 2 Borderlines; Spaces of Time for orchestra with piano ...
The Golden Age of Light Music – Stereo into the Sixties By the 1960s, most conductors and record companies had ...
Schurmann: Music for Violin and Piano – Alyssa Park (violin), Mikhail Korzhev (piano) The Anglo-Dutch composer Gerard Schurmann, born ...
Brian Elias: The House that Jack Built; A Talisman; Doubles – BBC Symphony Orchestra, Sir Andrew Davis, Martyn ...
Massenet: Don Quichotte – Ferruccio Furlanetto, Anna Kiknadze, Eleonora Vindau, Yulia Matochkina, Carlos D’Onofrio, Dmitry ...
Rachmaninoff: Symphonic Dances; Stravinsky: Symphony in Three Movements – London Symphony Orchestra, Valery Gergiev The ...
Chandos CHAN 5104 Saint-Saëns: Orchestral Works – Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Neeme Järvi ...
Debussy: Orchestral works – Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Stéphane Denève Recognised internationally as a ...
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Isokoski sings Morgen with a rapt sense of amorous wonderment, while the ecstatic outpouring of emotion in Cäcilie...
Valeri Polyansky has already given us a superlative coupling of the Second and Fourth Symphonies or Sergei Taneyev fo... American Record Guide
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The Fires of London conducted by the composer accompany the two soloists with superb ease and brio. Bravo!... Diapason
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