Sofia Gubaidulina - Concerto for Bassoon & Low Strings - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Youth is a 2015 comedy-drama film written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino, starring Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel. Set in a luxurious Swiss Alps hotel, the story follows two lifelong friends Fred Ballinger, a retired composer who has turned his back on performance, and Mick Boyle, an aging film director determined to finish what he hopes will be his final screenplay. While navigating the quirks of hotel life and revisiting the milestones of their own pasts, the film explores themes of nostalgia, personal legacy, affection, and mortality. The soundtrack of Youth is a blend of original score by David Lang, and a selection of other carefully chosen pieces, ranging from classical works to contemporary songs. The centerpiece, 'Simple Song #3,' performed by soprano Sumi Jo, captures the film's themes of beauty, loss, and reflection. Alongside Lang's compositions, the music features 'Can't Rely on You' by Paloma Faith, the classical piece Debussy's 'Preludes Des pas sur la neige', and 'Third and Seneca' by Sun Kil Moon, amongst others, creating a rich, genre-spanning soundtrack that blends contemporary, classical, and indie influences. Youth is available as a limited edition on crystal clear vinyl and includes a 4-page booklet with liner notes. LISTEN //youtu. Be/WTGtgvMQFm8* 180 GRAM AUDIOPHILE VINYL* INCLUDES 4-PAGE BOOKLET WITH LINER NOTES* 2015 COMEDY-DRAMA FILM BY PAOLO SORRENTINO, STARRING MICHAEL CAINE AND HARVEY KEITEL* FEATURING A CURATED SELECTION OF CLASSICAL, INDIE AND ART-POP RECORDINGS BY CLAUDE DEBUSSY, IGOR STRAVINSKY, DAVID BYRNE AND MARK KOZELEK, A. O. * ALSO FEATURES 'CAN't RELY ON YOU' BY PALOMA FAITH* LIMITED EDITION ON CRYSTAL CLEAR VINYLTrack listing SIDE A1. You Got The Love - The Retrosettes Sister Band2. Onward - Mark Kozelek3. Third and Seneca - Sun Kil Moon4. Des Pas sur la Neige - Preludes (Book 1) - Claude Debussy SIDE B1. Cavatina 'Figli

Sofia Gubaidulina - Offertorium / Rejoice [COMPACT DISCS] date 10/12/1994

Of the works Ernst von Dohnányi wrote for the stage, only his ballet pantomime The Veil of Pierrette received any particular acclaim. His concert music, meanwhile, was much more warmly received. With this already sixth recording of his late romantical, sensual music, deeply rooted in the Austro-German classical tradition, Capriccio presents three of his concerts. Apart from two piano concertos and two violin concertos, Ernst von Dohnányi wrote three more, which are concertos in all but name Variations (for piano and orchestra), Concertino (for harp and chamber orchestra), and Konzertstück (for cello and orchestra); the names subtly hinting at their specific character.