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miércoles, 6 de mayo de 2020
domingo, 29 de marzo de 2020
Jakub Hrůša / Jiří Bělohlávek / Czech Philharmonic DVORÁK Requiem
lunes, 20 de mayo de 2019
Albrecht Mayer / Bamberger Symphoniker / Jakub Hrůša LONGING FOR PARADISE
Albrecht Mayer’s first encounter with music was as a member of the
Cathedral Choir in his home city of Bamberg, an early experience which
is perhaps partly responsible for the warm, singing quality of his
oboe-playing. His artistry invites superlatives: people talk of a
“divine spark” and how he has elevated the “miraculous oboe” to become
an “instrument of seduction”.
"Longing
for Paradise" Inspired by the many composers who lived and wrote during
wartime, Albrecht Mayer releases Longing for Paradise, featuring
Richard Strauss' notoriously difficult Oboe Concerto, written by the
octogenarian composer at the end of WWII, with lesser-known masterworks
by Elgar and Goosens and a new arrangement for oboe and orchestra of
Ravel's yearning Le Tombeau de Couperin.
domingo, 20 de mayo de 2018
Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra / Jakub Hrůša BARTÓK & KODÁLY Concertos for Orchestra
Bartók’s landmark Concerto for Orchestra is not only a
thrilling orchestral tour de force; it’s also a striking and deeply
expressive work which effortlessly assimilates Hungarian folk melodies
and rhythms in its compelling and polished score. At times brooding and
mysterious, it’s Bartók’s most popular and uplifting work, and it ends
in a flurry of high spirits.
With its lush and vivid orchestration and a healthy rhythmic swagger,
Kodály’s lesser-known Concerto for Orchestra is a captivating and
buoyant work. Inspired by the Baroque concerto grosso but updated with a
romantic sensibility, the result is a sure-footed, rousing and
energetic showpiece for orchestra.
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