Adam Walker / Edward Gardner / Bergen PO -Flötenkonzert / Sinfonie Nr. 3 / Pan und Syrinx -Chandos SACD+CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra "Pan og Syrinx, Op. 49, FS 87"
Flute Concerto, FS 119
02. Adam Walker "I. Allegro moderato"
03. Adam Walker "II. Allegretto, un poco"
Symphony No. 3, Op. 27, FS 60 'Sinfonia espansiva'
04. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra "I. Allegro espansivo"
05. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra "II. Andante pastorale"
06. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra "III. Allegretto un poco"
07. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra "IV. Finale. Allegro"

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For this second instalment in their Nielsen cycle, Edward Gardner and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra are joined by the flautist Adam Walker for a programme that combines the Flute Concerto, the Third Symphony, and the tone poem Pan and Syrinx. Nielsen began work on the Third Symphony in 1910, some seven years after he had completed his second symphony â??The Four Temperamentsâ??, and the work was premiÃ¨red in Copenhagen in 1912. In his album note, Paul Griffiths describes the workâ??s eventual title, â??Sinfonia espansivaâ?? as a fifth temperament â?? Joviality. In the second movement, uniquely in his symphonic output, Nielsen calls for (wordless) voices â?? solo soprano and baritone. It was also the first of his symphonies to be commercially released on record â?? Erik Tuxen conducting the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Composed in 1926, the Flute Concerto is a late work, and demonstrates Nielsenâ??s stylistic evolution towards the new modernism. The soloist engages in repeated interactions with other instruments within the orchestra, most notably the clarinet and the bass trombone. Pan and Syrinx dates from 1918, and is based on the ancient legend which tells how the amorous god Pan invented the pan flute whilst pursuing the nymph Syrinx. -

For this second instalment in their Nielsen cycle, Edward Gardner and the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra are joined by the flautist Adam Walker for a programme that combines the Flute Concerto, the Third Symphony, and the tone poem Pan and Syrinx. Nielsen began work on the Third Symphony in 1910, some seven years after he had completed his second symphony 'The Four Temperaments', and the work was premiered in Copenhagen in 1912. In his album note, Paul Griffiths describes the work's eventual title, 'Sinfonia espansiva' as a fifth temperament - Joviality. In the second movement, uniquely in his symphonic output, Nielsen calls for (wordless) voices - solo soprano and baritone. It was also the first of his symphonies to be commercially released on record - Erik Tuxen conducting the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Composed in 1926, the Flute Concerto is a late work, and demonstrates Nielsen's stylistic evolution towards the new modernism. The soloist engages in repeated interactions with other instruments within the orchestra, most notably the clarinet and the bass trombone. Pan and Syrinx dates from 1918, and is based on the ancient legend which tells how the amorous god Pan invented the pan flute whilst pursuing the nymph Syrinx.

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CHSA5312

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