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. Georgy Sviridov - Choral MusicSearch: Magpie from: Olympia Release Date January 17, 2000 Like many listeners I suspect, I was introduced to Sviridov by Hvorostovsky's rendering of the 'Russia Adrift' song cycle. Unfortunately out of print, though a mezzo version on Opus111 is equally well recorded and documented. Hvorostovsky's recording of the St Petersburg cycle is now available on Delos. I have to start by saying that the recording of Pushkin's Garland (1980) [30'20] on this disc doesn't match the glossier DG recording on "Russian Voices" recital led by Vladimir Minin. And the DG set includes Russian lyrics not just English translations as here. Still it's good to have incidental music to Tsar Feodor Ivannovich (1972) and versions of two choral cycles to words by Blok: Songs of Troubled Times (1980) and Night Clouds ... Read More: |
. Georgy Sviridov: Three Choruses; Pushkin's Garland; Songs of Troubled Times; Night CloudsSearch: Magpie from: Olympia Release Date May 23, 1995 Like many listeners I suspect, I was introduced to Sviridov by Hvorostovsky's rendering of the 'Russia Adrift' song cycle. Unfortunately out of print, though a mezzo version on Opus111 is equally well recorded and documented. Hvorostovsky's recording of the St Petersburg cycle is now available on Delos. I have to start by saying that the recording of Pushkin's Garland (1980) [30'20] on this disc doesn't match the glossier DG recording on "Russian Voices" recital led by Vladimir Minin. And the DG set includes Russian lyrics not just English translations as here. Still it's good to have incidental music to Tsar Feodor Ivannovich (1972) and versions of two choral cycles to words by Blok: Songs of Troubled Times (1980) and Night Clouds ... Read More: |
. Janácek: Glagolitic MassSearch: Magpie by: JANACEK Release Date September 19, 2003 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
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. Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition (version for orchestra and piano)Search: Magpie from: Panorama Release Date August 28, 2000 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
. Russia - What Are You Thinking About Soldier: Cossack Songs from the Volgograd Uralsk & Krasnodor RegionsSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date October 30, 2000 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
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. Riverdance-Lord of the DanceSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date August 29, 2000 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
. Riverdance - Lord of the DanceSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date November 06, 2001 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
. Lord of Dance & Famous Irish Songs & DancesSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date December 17, 1999 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
. Lord of the Dance and Other Famous Irish Songs and DancesSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date September 30, 2000 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
. Irish Dance: Lord of the Dance and River DanceSearch: Magpie by: Various Artists Release Date September 09, 2000 Janacek's music is extremely post-stravinskian with yet a constant reference to an old Slavonic tradition. The introduction is powerfully dominated by the wind instruments but is kind of dubitative, suspended, sad even, unsure for sure. The Kyrie reestablishes vibrant optimism. The soprano takes us into this mood and when the Gloria comes, neurotic, escaping an invisible and un-understandable danger, when it turns into a chase or maybe a procession rhythmically pushed forward by percussions and strings, we try to forget the choir that sounds more menacing than the solace of a great mass of helpful souls. The Credo then explodes like a confrontation to the impossible conquest of the faith and fate a Christian would like to have and control. In ... Read More: |
