Evgeny Svetlanov / Staatl.SO Der UDSSR -Svetlanov dirigiert -UraniaArts CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

Disc 01

01. "Spanische Ouvertüre Nr. 1"

02. "Recollections of a Summer Night in Madrid"

03. "Kamarinskaja (Fantasie über 2 russische Volkslieder)"

04. "Walzer-Fantasie h-moll (für Orchester)"
Ruslan und Ludmilla (Oper in 5 Akten) (Auszug)

05. "Marsch von Tschernomor"

06. "Orientalische T?nze: Türkisch, Arabisch und Lezghinka"

Disc 02
Scheherazade op. 35 (Sinfonische Suite)

01. "1. The sea and Sindbad's ship"

02. "2. The story od the Kalendar Prince"

03. "3. The young Prince and young Princess"

04. "4. Festival at Baghdad - The sea - Shipwreck"

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Beschreibung:

Featuring two Russian composers, this album presents two very rare recordings under the direction of one of the most impressive Russian conductors, Evgeny Svetlanov. Evgeny Svetlanov was born in Moscow into a family of musicians and artists. His parents were both members of the Bolshoi Theatre company, and from early childhood, Evgeny was captivated by the theater. He studied at the Gnessin school and at the Moscow Conservatory. His conducting mentor was Alexander Gauk, the founder of the USSR State Symphony Orchestra, which is heard on this recording. He gave his first performances as a conductor on the radio in 1953, while he was still a student. Two years later, he returned to the Bolshoi as principal assistant, and in 1962 was appointed principal conductor. He went on to hold prestigious posts with numerous other ensembles, and he completed more than three thousand recordings throughout his career. The present release features a recording from 1968., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Composed By: Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, Composed By: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Conductor: Evgeni Svetlanov, Orchestra: Russian State Symphony Orchestra, Violin [Solo]: Heinrich Friedheim, Labelcode URAN371.2 (WS 121.371-2), Record Company Manzoni Editore, Phonographic Copyright (p) Urania Records (4)

Herstellernummer:

WS121371

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