Ginastera / Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland - Alberto Ginastera: Orchestral Works - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Description: Alberto Ginastera is considered one of three 20th century composers that brought Argentina to the forefront of global attention, along with Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla. Whereas Gardel and Piazzolla came out of the Argentine tango tradition, Alberto Ginastera is considered the most important Argentinean classical composer of the 20th century. Anchored by the engaged work of the Deutsche Staatsphilarmonie Rheinland conducted by Karl-Heinz Steffens, this is a marelous retrospective of Ginastera's development beginning with his 'first period' and the folklorically influenced Obertura para el Fausto Criollo, Op. 9 (1943) as well as the Symphonic Triptych Ollantay, Op. 17, inspired by his trip to the U.S. (1947).The Variaciones Concertantes for chamber orchestra, Op. 23 (1953) derive from the middle of Ginastera's middle period. Finally, the premiere recording of the opera Bomarzo, Op. 34 (1966/67) represents the penultimate work of Ginastera's third and final 'New-expressionist' period Album Tracks 1. Obertura Para El 'Fausto' Criollo, Op. 9 2. I. Theme for Cello and Harp 3. II. Interlude for Strings 4. III. Humorous Variation for Flute 5. IV. Scherzo Variation for Clarinet 6. V. Dramatic Variation for Viola 7. VI. Canonic Variation for Oboe and Bassoon 8. VII. Rhythmic Variation for Trumpet and Trombone 9. VIII. Perpetual Motion Variation for Violin 10. IX. Pastoral Variation for French Horn 11. X. Interlude for Wind 12. XI. Reprise of the Theme for Double Bass 13. XII. Finale Rondo Variation for Orchestra 14. I. Paisaje de Ollantaytambo 15. II. Los Guerreros 16. III. La Muerte de Ollantay 17. Bomarzo, Op. 34
- Artist: GINASTERA / DEUTSCHE STAATSPHILHARMONIE RHEINLAND
- Title: Alberto Ginastera: Orchestral Works
- Format: CD
- Label: Capriccio
- Release Date: 11/13/2015
- Genre: Classical
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- Product Name: Ginastera / Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland - Alberto Ginastera: Orchestral Works - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 845221052441
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Alberto Ginastera is considered one of three 20th century composers that brought Argentina to the forefront of global attention, along with Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla. Whereas Gardel and Piazzolla came out of the Argentine tango tradition, Alberto Ginastera is considered the most important Argentinean classical composer of the 20th century. Anchored by the engaged work of the Deutsche Staatsphilarmonie Rheinland conducted by Karl-Heinz Steffens, this is a marelous retrospective of Ginastera's development beginning with his 'first period' and the folklorically influenced Obertura para el Fausto Criollo, Op. 9 (1943) as well as the Symphonic Triptych Ollantay, Op. 17, inspired by his trip to the U.S. (1947).The Variaciones Concertantes for chamber orchestra, Op. 23 (1953) derive from the middle of Ginastera's middle period. Finally, the premiere recording of the opera Bomarzo, Op. 34 (1966/67) represents the penultimate work of Ginastera's third and final 'New-expressionist' period Album Tracks 1. Obertura Para El 'Fausto' Criollo, Op. 9 2. I. Theme for Cello and Harp 3. II. Interlude for Strings 4. III. Humorous Variation for Flute 5. IV. Scherzo Variation for Clarinet 6. V. Dramatic Variation for Viola 7. VI. Canonic Variation for Oboe and Bassoon 8. VII. Rhythmic Variation for Trumpet and Trombone 9. VIII. Perpetual Motion Variation for Violin 10. IX. Pastoral Variation for French Horn 11. X. Interlude for Wind 12. XI. Reprise of the Theme for Double Bass 13. XII. Finale Rondo Variation for Orchestra 14. I. Paisaje de Ollantaytambo 15. II. Los Guerreros 16. III. La Muerte de Ollantay 17. Bomarzo, Op. 34
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