Leonard Slatkin / St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Symphony No. 1

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Release date: 24/Nov/2023

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Sinfonie Nr. 1 d-moll op. 13

01. "1. Grave - Allegro non troppo"

02. "2. Allegro animato"

03. "3. Larghetto"

04. "4. Allegro con fuoco"

05. "Prinz Rostislav (Sinfonische Dichtung nach Aleksey Tolstoy)"

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.. No. 1 / Prince Rostislav

Description:

The premiere of Rachmaninovâ??s Symphony No. 1 in D minor was a notorious failure. It took until the 1940s for the work to gain recognition, and it contains much that is recognisable from the composerâ??s later works â?? brooding intensity, lyricism and yearning, orchestral colour and grandeur, written in a profoundly Russian manner. Unperformed during his lifetime, Prince Rostislav exudes qualities of melancholy and voluptuousness familiar from his other works, as well as including, as does the Symphony, Rachmaninovâ??s pervasive use of the Dies irae. These acclaimed Vox recordings conducted by Leonard Slatkin were originally issued in 1977 and 1982. - .. NO. 1 / PRINCE ROSTISLAV

? 1977 & 1982 Vox Productions, Inc. ? &© 2023 Naxos Rights (Europe) Ltd. Recorded: 3 December 1976 [1-4] and October 1980 [5] at Powell Hall, St. Louis, Missouri, USA Booklet notes in English; reprinted from the original LP releases Cover photo: Cover photograph: Whitewater rapids in the north rim of Yellowstone Canyon (www.istockphoto.com) Made in Germany Symphony first released in 1977 as [l13265] [url=/master/1294628]QCE 31099[/url]. Prince Rostislav first released in 1982 on [l177160] [url=/master/1425766]4-VCL 9013X[/url].

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VOX-NX-3029

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