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The Elegy – or to give it its correct title, Elegie für orchester mit violoncello principale, is a strongly Delian rhapsody with plenty of trademark wind detailing and a sense of melancholy to which Raphael Wallfisch responds with fine tone.
9 Ιουλ 2024 · The work, which is sung in Latin, is for SATB soloists and chorus with orchestra and organ. It’s a big piece – here, it plays for 45:24 – and it’s emphatically a concert work. Stanford divided the Te Deum into six sections, the first of which is set for choir and orchestra.
28 Ιουλ 2024 · Stanford wrote the secular cantata Elegiac Ode as a commission from the Norfolk and Norwich Festival. Unusually, he chose verses by Walt Whitman, the controversial ultra-modernist American poet whose work was regarded as mad, bad or a product of genius – depending upon one’s viewpoint.
Elegies is scored for a male chorus of divided tenors and divided basses, plus a mezzo-soprano soloist and a solo violin. It has three parts: Grief, Dance of Sorrow and The Sea Poem.
14 Δεκ 2009 · Although the best-known genres are epic and drama, most Greek poetry took the form of shorter works performed by soloists or choruses in any of a variety of meters. Since performance was usually accompanied by music, the term “songs” is often more appropriate than “poems”: ancient Greece of the Archaic period was a “song culture.”.
The Elegy in D major dates from the early years of the 20th Century and shows the progress Suk had made compositionally in the intervening decade. This brief single movement is crammed with emotion and power and here Irnberger/Geringas/Kašpar have to cede to the Suk Trio.
10 Δεκ 2021 · Canadian soloist and former principal bassist of the London Symphony Orchestra, Joel Quarrington demonstrates how he plays Bottesini’s Elegy in D major. From November 2015
