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CHAN 9879
Bax: Orchestral Works
Running Time: 73:45
CD UPC: 0095115987926
Release Date: February 2001
Originally recorded in 2000
Release Date: February 2001
Originally recorded in 2000
Composer (1883-1953)
Sir Arnold Bax
Sir Arnold Bax
Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor
Martyn Brabbins
Martyn Brabbins
Venue
New Broadcasting House, Manchester
New Broadcasting House, Manchester
Producer (Executive)
Brian Pidgeon
Brian Pidgeon
Producer (Recording)
Mike George
Mike George
Engineer
Stephen Rinker
Stephen Rinker
Engineer (Assistant)
Steve Hargreaves
Steve Hargreaves
Genre:
Orchestral & Concertos
Orchestral & Concertos
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SIR ARNOLD BAX
(1883-1953)premiere recordings
1.
London Pageant (1937)
10:28
Concertante for Three Wind Instruments and Orchestra (1948-9)
28:32
2.
I
Elegy: Lento poco ad lib.
9:02
Gillian Callow cor anglais
3.
II
Scherzo: Allegro - Allegretto semplice
5:59
John Bradbury clarinet
4.
III
Lento
7:56
Jonathan Goodall horn
5.
IV
Allegro ma non troppo, brillante
5:23
Suite from 'Tamara' (1911)
22:57
orchestrated 2000 by Graham Parlett
6.
1
Prelude
7:10
Lento - Allegro vivace - Lento
7.
2
Dance of the Water Spirits
2:20
Allegretto vivace
8.
3
The Enchanter's Palace and Dance of the Slaves
3:31
Allegro vivace - Allegro furioso
9.
4
Naiads
4:19
Lento languido - Andante con moto
10.
5
The Hunt and Apotheosis
5:26
Lento marcato - Allegro vivace - Andante tranquillo - Moderato maestoso
11.
Cathaleen-ní-Hoolihan (1903-5)
12:11
Tone Poem
74:33
Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Martyn Brabbins
17 May & 23 June 2000
