Domarkas / Lithuanian Nso
Sinfonien 4+ 5

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发布日期： 2005年 10月 17日

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销售排名：	115640 号其他流行音乐 34946 号流行乐

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详情/曲目清单：

01. Juozas Domarkas "Symphony No. 4: I. Octa"

02. Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra "Symphony No. 4: II. Hendeca"

03. Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra "Symphony No. 4: III. Deca"

04. Romualdas Staskus "Symphony No. 5: I. #"

05. Romualdas Staskus "Symphony No. 5: II. #"

06. Romualdas Staskus "Symphony No. 5: III. #"

07. Igor Kramarev "Symphony No. 5: IV. #"

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W/ Lithuanian Nat.s.o./ Domarkas

描述：

The two works are symphonies composed in 1998 and 2001, respectively. The subtitles employed in the Symphony No. 4 - "Octa," "Hendeca," and "Deca" - refer to the number of pitches in the scales used for each movement. "Octa" opens with a beautiful, very slowly developing section that becomes Mahlerian in the middle and more violent toward the end, whereas "Hendeca" has a strangely Ivesian texture shot through with syncopated figures reminiscent of Gershwin. The Symphony No. 5 is similar in tone to the previous symphony, although somewhat richer in texture and more rumbustious in spots. The opening movement may remind some of Messiaen with it's sense of growing, unrelieved tension, and the second introduces bluesy mannerisms that evoke the specter of Leonard Bernstein. Ironically, the music of this former politician from a lately freed Baltic state sounds more "American" than, say, the music of John Adams. However, Balakauskas seems also to have inherited something of the bloodline extending from Lithuania's greatest composer, Mikalojus Ciurlionis, as he is successful in working out pieces that seem longer than they really are., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode NXS8557605.2

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8557605

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