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Cracking arrangements and playing!

 

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Faure - Pelleas and Melisande Suite - Francois Leleux / Frankfurt RSO



0:35 Prelude
7:43 Fileuse
10:05 Sicilienne
13:56 La mort de Mélisande

 

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Rachmaninov - All-Night Vigil: Nunc Dimittis

Katie Melua & Gori Women's Choir

 

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Beethoven - String Quartet No. 16 in F major, Op. 135 (arr. for string orchestra)
Leonard Bernstein / Vienna Philharmonic

 

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Bach - Chaconne BWV 1004 - Zimerman

BRAHMS TRANSCRIPTION FOR THE LEFT HAND. STUDIO RECORDING 1982 NEVER ON CD. NEW MASTERING.

 

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Ravel - Le tombeau de Couperin (Arr. M. Jones for Wind Quintet) : I. Prelude

Ensemble: Veits Quintet

 

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Korngold - The Adventures of Robin Hood - John Wilson Orchestra

 

[Joong]

 

[Light - Man]

Last night's Friday concert from the NCH Dublin (video will be deleted in 6 days)

RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Kemp conductor (replacing Jean Deroyer)
Fidelio Trio

Sibelius Finlandia / 8’
Beethoven Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello & Piano / 33’
Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 7, ‘The Symphony of Life’ /

Three giants of the 19th century, three masterpieces and the Fidelio Trio. Perhaps three really is the perfect number after all!

Rooted in Finnish soil, Sibelius’s Finlandia is a patriotic and passionate tribute to a country breaking free from Russian occupation, its famous middle section (borrowed for the hauntingly beautiful hymn Be still, my soul) a stirring, unofficial national anthem.

The ‘compelling and electrifying’ (Sunday Tribune) Fidelio Trio join the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra for Beethoven’s remarkable Triple Concerto – a one-of-a-kind from the German genius. And proof that three into one does go as violin, cello and piano join the orchestra in a rich, beautifully balanced dialogue between equals.

‘Composed simply for the sake of composing’, Tchaikovsky’s Seventh Symphony was abandoned before it was finished (composers, eh?) and later reconstructed by a.n.other. A patchwork quilt of borrowed themes, it’s Tchaikovsky without the angst: light, effervescent and dance-like. Making the most of what a symphony orchestra can do, it’s not called The Symphony of Life for nothing.

https://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/rteradiowebpage.html#!rii=b16_11019791_8861_05-04-2019_

 

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[goldtuba]

The music world lost a giant in Sam Pilafian Friday night. I never had the fortune of meeting the man myself, everybody that has all say the same thing. He was a wonderful human being with a never ending passion for music. His recordings with the Empire Brass and solo jazz recordings are what made me pursue music as a career.

 

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Giya Kancheli - Miniature for Violin & Piano No.1 (The Eccentrics)

Frederic Bednarz / Natsuki Hiratsuka

 

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Tchaikovsky - Andante cantabile (arr. cello) from String Quartet No. 1

Maisky / Orpheus CO

 

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Khachaturian - Dance Of The Young Kurds From Ballet 'Gayane'
Yuri Temirkanov / Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

 

[serman005]

These are fun--thnx.