Boris Tschaikowsky (1925-1996): Symphonie Nr.1

Detailinformationen

+The Murmuring Forest;After the Ball

  • Künstler: Volgograd PO, Saratov Conservatory SO, Edward Serov, Kirill Ershov
  • Label: Naxos, DDD, 2006
  • Bestellnummer: 6682505
  • Erscheinungstermin: 4.12.2006
  1. 1 Symphony No. 1: I. Moderato Start
  2. 2 Symphony No. 1: II. Allegro marcato Start
  3. 3 Symphony No. 1: Iii. Largo Start
  4. 4 Symphony No. 1: IV. Allegretto Start
  5. 5 The Murmuring Forest Suite: I. Moderato Start
  6. 6 The Murmuring Forest Suite: II. Moderato Start
  7. 7 The Murmuring Forest Suite: Iii. Allegro Start
  8. 8 The Murmuring Forest Suite: IV. Molto vivace Start
  9. 9 The Murmuring Forest Suite: V. Andante Start
  10. 10 After the Ball Suite: I. Introduction Start
  11. 11 After the Ball Suite: II. Waltz Start
  12. 12 After The Ball Suite: Iii. Reminiscence Start
  13. 13 After the Ball Suite: IV. Mazurka Start
  14. 14 After the Ball Suite: V. At Home Start
  15. 15 After the Ball Suite: VI. March (Execution) Start
  16. 16 After The Ball Suite: Vii. Conclusion Start

Produktinfo

At one time largely overlooked in the West, Boris Tchaikovsky is now becoming widely recognised as one of the most important Russian composers of our time. His First Symphony, written in 1947, made a profound impression on Shostakovich, but owing to Stalin's campaign against dissident Soviet composers it was only premiered in 1962, fifteen years after it had been written. It appears here in its first recording. The Murmuring Forest is a dramatisation of a novel by Vladimir Korolenko (1853-1921) about a forest-dweller who lived at the mercy of a cruel despotic squire. Employing a rich orchestral palette, its score was thought lost for years until, thanks to the efforts of The Boris Tchaikovsky Society, it was rediscovered. After the Ball was likewise inspired by a literary work, a story by Tolstoy, which Tchaikovsky realised as a seven-part dance suite. It includes an especially beautiful Waltz that could have been written by the earlier (and unrelated) Tchaikovsky.

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