Neschling / Orch.Phil.Royal De Liege -Orchesterwerke -BIS SACD+CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Trittico Botticelliano (3 Bilder von Botticelli)

01. "Nr. 1 La primavera"

02. "Nr. 2 L adrazione dei Magi"

03. "Nr. 3 La nascita di venere"

04. "Il Tramonto (Der Sonnenuntergang)"
Vetrate de Chiesa (Kirchenfenster, 4 sinfonische Impressionen)

05. "Nr. 1 La fuga in Egitto"

06. "Nr. 2 San Michelle Arcangelo"

07. "Nr. 3 Il mattutino di Santa Chiara"

08. "Nr. 4 San Gregorio Magno"

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Orchestre Phil. Royal De Liege/ Neschling/ Antonacci

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In their acclaimed series of Ottorino Respighi's orchestral music, John Neschling and Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège have transported listeners to destinations as diverse as Brazil and King Solomon's Jerusalem as well as giving a thrilling account of the composer's monumental Sinfonia drammatica - a score of epic proportions for a correspondingly large-scale orchestra. That performance earned a Critic's Choice in American Record Guide and an 'Empfehlung' on German website Klassik-Heute. De, and throughout the series Neschling and his team have received high praise for incisive interpretations and luxurious playing. The present release brings together three of Respighi's more popular works, besides the perennial Roman trilogy. Scored for small orchestra, his Botticellian Triptych has all the freshness of the famous paintings of the Renaissance master: Spring, Adoration of the Magi and Birth of Venus. Subtitled 'poemetto lirico' Il tramonto was originally composed for voice and string quartet, but is often performed with a larger complement of strings, as here. Soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci breathes impassioned life into Shelley's Romantic poem The Sunset in which love is brutally cut short by death. The disc closes with the four Church Windows, three of which originated as piano preludes based on Gregorian themes. In 1925 Respighi composed a fourth companion piece, and recast the set as a suite for orchestra. Only then did he give titles to the movements, so that his lavishly orchestrated windows are in fact imaginary scenes, rather than any existing church windows., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Composed By: Ottorino Respighi, Conductor: John Neschling, Engineer: Martin Nagorni, Executive-Producer: Robert Suff, Layout, Liner Notes [Translation], Typography: Andrew Barnett, Leader: Marian Taché, Liner Notes: Jean-Pascal Vachon, Liner Notes [Translation]: Horst A. Scholz, Orchestra: Orchestre Philharmonique De Liège, Photography By: Benjamin Ealovega, Photography By [Back Cover]: Stéphane Dado, Producer [Recording], Edited By, Mixed By: Ingo Petry, Text By: Percy Bysshe Shelley, Text By [Translated By]: Roberto Ascoli, Soprano Vocals: Anna Caterina Antonacci, Labelcode BIS2250SACD (BIS-2250 SACD), Phonographic Copyright (p) BIS Records AB, Copyright (c) BIS Records AB, Recorded At La Salle Philharmonique De Liège

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BISSACD-2250

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