Krygell / Svensson,Gunnar - Organ Works - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Symphony for Organ, No 5 in F Major Allegro 2. Symphony for Organ, No 5 in F Major Cantabile 3. Symphony for Organ, No 5 in F Major Allegro Spirituoso 4. Fantasia for Organ on An Original Tune for 'Hvor Salig Er Den Ille Flok' 5. Concerto for Organ in D minor, Op 15 Allegro Moderato 6. Concerto for Organ in D minor, Op 15 Andantino 7. Concerto for Organ in D minor, Op 15 Maestoso Finale Fugato 8. Hymn 'In Natali Domini,' for Organ, Op 41 9. Transcription for Organ of Grieg's 'Morning Mood, Op.46/1' Morning Mood 10. Transcription for Organ of Grieg's 'Death of Aase, Op 46/2' The Death of Aase 11. Passacaglia for Organ in E minor

This is the second album of the Saint-Saens series, with young talents?. All recordings were made with the ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien, conducted by Howard Griffiths. The repertoire inludes Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 2 in G minor op. 22, Morceau de Concert in F minor op. 94, Romance in F major op. 36, Romance in E major op. 67 and Suite for Violoncello and Orchestra op. 16b?

The South Korean Suhyun Kim (viola) studies concert performance at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Frankfurt am Main, the Ukrainian Ievgeniia Iermachkova (piano) is a lecturer at the International Music Academy Anton Rubinstein in Düsseldorf. BRIDGE Pensiero exhibits that brooding melancholy mood characteristic of the composer's chamber music. The Allegro appassionato is dominated in it's frame sections by a moment of rousing energy and rapturous sonority, which contrast with a nostalgic-sounding middle section. ENESCU His concert piece for viola and piano was written in 1906 for a competition. It is a lyrical rhapsody whose viola part, however, demands virtuoso skills from the player - Enescu himself had been a violinist (and pianist) prodigy. The one-movement work mixes elements of French impressionism with those of Romanian folklore. SCHUMANN Schumann composed the two-part work for Inchpianoforte and hornInch, published in July 1849 as Adagio and Allegro op. 70 by Friedrich Kistner in Leipzig, but already there he left the option of a version with Inchad libitum violoncello or violinInch as an alternative. CLARKE Rebecca Clark is today considered one of the most important British composers of the interwar period. Trained as a violinist and especially as a violist - she was a pupil of Lionel Tertis, the most important violist of his era - she was one of the first women to be appointed to a professional orchestra, the Queen's Hall Orchestra, which opened the InchPromsInch concert series. She submitted her three-movement Sonata for Viola and Piano, written in 1919, to the composition competition in Berkeley for the InchCoolidge International PrizeInch and won second prize among a large number of competitors, although it was probably only the unusual circumstance that she was a woman that led to the first prize being awarded to the composer Ernest B