Concerto for String Orch.

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Release date: 07/Jul/2023

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Suite from the ballet "Kratt"

01. "I. Introduction - Peasant Dance - Dance of the Goblin"

02. "II. Long Dance - Peasant Waltz - Buck Dance"

03. "III. Interlude - Dance of the Exorcists - The Goat - The Cock - Dance of the Northern Lights"
Concerto for String Orchestra

04. "I. Allegro"

05. "II. Andante"

06. "III. Vivo"
Music for Strings

07. "I. Moderato"

08. "II. Allegro"

09. "III. Adagio"
Musique fun?bre pour orchestre ? cordes

10. "I. Prologue"

11. "II. Metamorphosis"

12. "III. Apogeum"

13. "IV. Epilogue"

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Works By Witold Lutoslawski - Grazyna Bacewicz

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Kratt by Paavo Jarvo, released 7 July 2023. This version of Kratt comes as a 1xCD. - WORKS BY WITOLD LUTOSLAWSKI - GRAZYNA BACEWICZ

For their fourth recording on Alpha Classics, Paavo Järvi and the Estonian Festival Orchestra - who bring together the best Estonian talent and leading musicians from around the world each year in Pärnu - celebrate composers from Estonia and Poland, two nations closely connected by their history. Eduard Tubin (1905-1982) is a composer whose ten symphonies tower at the top of Estonian orchestral music. The same may be said about his stage works. World War II forced Tubin to emigrate to Sweden in 1944, where he spent the rest of his life. Suite from the ballet Kratt (Goblin) is based on Tubin's ballet by the same name, which was also the first ballet in Estonian musical history... Musique funèbre by Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski (1913-1994), was composed in memory of Béla Bartók and it's premiere commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Hungarian composer's death. Bartók's Orchestral Concerto inspired the Concerto for String Orchestra composed in 1948 by Grazyna Bacewicz (1909-1969). Ignored for many years, she is now one of Poland's most popular female composers.

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ALPHA1006

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