Moscow Symphony Orchestra - Symphony 3 in de Minor - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Symphony No. 2 in G minor, Opus 50 'Sintram' I. Ziemlich Langsam, Rasch 2. Symphony No. 2 in G minor, Opus 50 'Sintram' II. Langsam 3. Symphony No. 2 in G minor, Opus 50 'Sintram' III. Die Drei Entsetzlichen Gefahrten Tod, Teufel Und Irrsinn (Sehr Lebhaft) 4. Symphony No. 2 in G minor, Opus 50 'Sintram' IV. Kamp Und Sieg (Rasch, Feierlich) 5. Chorale on a Theme of Leo Hassler

Born and trained in Russia, the composer Alla Pavlova later settled in America. Her Symphony No. 1 'Farewell Russia' for chamber orchestra, written in 1994, expresses her feelings about the Russia she knew, now changed beyond recognition. Her Symphony No. Album Tracks 1. Symphony No.1 'Farewell Russia' - Leonid Lebedev 2. Movement 1 3. Movement 2 4. Movement 3 5. Movement 4

This third volume of orchestral music by the Anglo-French composer Steve Elcock (b. 1957) features two symphonies and a quasi-concerto. Over the course of it's two movements, the Sixth Symphony, subtitled Tyrants Destroyed, moves from grief to outrage, rising to a grimly triumphant conclusion. The one-movement Seventh - with some of it's material derived from the words of a song Elcock heard in a dream - runs a gamut of emotion, from anger to heartbreak, in it's impassioned narrative. Manic Dancing, a piano concerto in all but name, inhabits a complex world of driving rhythms, nostalgic flashbacks and hectic dance music - buoyant and good-natured, like Martinu on speed. Album Tracks 1. Symphony No. 7, Op. 33 (2020) 2. Manic Dancing, Op. 25 (2015) 3. Symphony No. 6, Op. 30, Tyrants Destroyed (2017)