Neeme Järvi in concert
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Release date: 05/Jan/2023
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Details / Tracklist: Polonia, WWV 39
01. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra "Overture"
Serenade, Op. 95
02. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra "I. Allegro moderato"
03. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra "II. Vivace e Burlesca"
04. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra "III. Andante semplice"
05. Estonian National Symphony Orchestra "IV. Allegro con spirito"
Schicksalslied, Op. 54
06. State Choir Latvija "I. Langsam und sehnsuchtsvoll"
07. State Choir Latvija "II. Allegro ('Doch uns ist gegeben')"
08. State Choir Latvija "III. Adagio"
09. State Choir Latvija "Ave verum corpus, KV 618"
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: .. Mozart/ Wagner/ Brahms/ Reger
Description:The legendary conductor Neeme Järvi celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday in the summer of 2022, in Tallinn, giving a series of concerts with his beloved Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. This album serves not just as a commemoration of those wonderful concerts, but also as a personal calling card for this remarkable musician. The concert overture Polonia, published in 1836, may well have been inspired by Wagnerâ??s encounters with defeated Polish nationalists in Leipzig in 1832. Wagner wrote several concert overtures during this period â?? whilst plans for his revolutionary operatic output were developing â?? including Christoph Columbus and Rule Britannia!! Max Reger composed the Serenade in G major in 1905 â?? 06; it demonstrates the style and talent of this too-little-heard composer. Brahms set Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny), a poem by Friedrich Hölderlin, in two movements with chorus, but then added a third, an orchestral postlude. Ave verum corpus, possibly Mozartâ??s best-known setting for chorus, rounds off the programme. - .. MOZART/WAGNER/BRAHMS/REGER
The legendary conductor Neeme Järvi celebrated his eighty-fifth birthday in the summer of 2022, in Tallinn, giving a series of concerts with his beloved Estonian National Symphony Orchestra. This album serves not just as a commemoration of those wonderful concerts, but also as a personal calling card for this remarkable musician. The concert overture Polonia, published in 1836, may well have been inspired by Wagner's encounters with defeated Polish nationalists in Leipzig in 1832. Wagner wrote several concert overtures during this period - whilst plans for his revolutionary operatic output were developing - including Christoph Columbus and Rule Britannia!! Max Reger composed the Serenade in G major in 1905 - 06; it demonstrates the style and talent of this too-little-heard composer. Brahms set Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny), a poem by Friedrich Hölderlin, in two movements with chorus, but then added a third, an orchestral postlude. Ave verum corpus, possibly Mozart's best-known setting for chorus, rounds off the program.
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