Franck - Symphony in D Minor, Stravinsky - Petrouchka - Pierre Monteux, 2005 RCA Living Stereo Hybrid SACD
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Pierre Monteux - Boston Symphony Orchestra - Cesar Franck - Symphony in D Minor, Igor Stravinsky - Petrouchka
Артист: Pierre Monteux - Boston Symphony Orchestra
Альбом: Cesar Franck - Symphony in D Minor, Igor Stravinsky - Petrouchka, 2005
Жанр: Classic, Orchestral Music
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Biography by AMG
Cesar Franck is an important composer from the latter half of the nineteenth century, particularly in the realms of symphonic, chamber, organ and piano music. His stage works were uniformly unsuccessful, though his choral compositions fared somewhat better. Born in Liège (in the French region which in 1830 became part of a new state, Belgium), on December 10, 1822, he led a group of young composers, among them d'Indy, Duparc, and Dukas, who found much to admire in his highly individual post-Romantic style, with its rich, innovative harmonies, sometimes terse melodies, and skilled contrapuntal writing. This group, sometimes known as "la bande à Franck," steered French composition toward symphonic and chamber music, finally breaking the stranglehold of the more conservative opera over French music
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Biography by AMG
Igor Stravinsky was one of music's truly epochal innovators; no other composer of the twentieth century exerted such a pervasive influence or dominated his art in the way that Stravinsky did during his five-decade musical career. Aside from purely technical considerations such as rhythm and harmony, the most important hallmark of Stravinsky's style is, indeed, its changing face. Emerging from the spirit of late Russian nationalism and ending his career with a thorny, individual language steeped in 12-tone principles, Stravinsky assumed a number of aesthetic guises throughout the course of his development while always retaining a distinctive, essential identity.
Although he was the son of one of the Mariinsky Theater's principal basses and a talented amateur pianist, Stravinsky had no more musical training than that of any other Russian upper-class child. He entered law school, but also began private composition and orchestration studies with Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov
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Biography by Joseph Stevenson
Pierre Monteux had one of the longest musical careers in memory, exceeded perhaps only by Pablo Casals and Leopold Stokowski. He retained a youthful appearance (and a full head of black hair!) well into old age, and he was well loved by colleagues and audiences alike.
He started violin studies at the age of six and then entered the Paris Conservatoire at the age of nine. He made his conducting debut in Paris at the age of twelve. He was a co-winner of the first prize for violin in 1896, with the great violinist Jacques Thibaud. He served as principal violist in the Opera-Comique, and was also assistant conductor and concertmaster of the Concerts Colonne.
In 1894 he joined the Quatuor Geloso as a violist and was priviledged to participate in the performance of a Brahms quartet in the composer's presence. In 1908 he became conductor of the Orchestre du Casino in Dieppe and in 1911 founded
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Cesar Franck - Symphony in D Minor
Igor Stravinsky - Petrouchka

Pierre Monteux - conductor
Boston Symphony Orchestra
2005 RCA Living Stereo Hybrid SACD

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 Posted: 19-05-2006, 20:59 (post 3, #603207)

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Нету у меня что ль?
Качнём тогда.
Пасиб! :hi:
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 Posted: 19-05-2006, 22:06 (post 4, #603243)

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QUOTE (kokiku @ 19-05-2006, 18:59)
Нету у меня что ль?
ДВД63 :wink:
DTS - Franck 1:1
пока квиты :laugh:
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 Posted: 19-05-2006, 22:34 (post 5, #603263)

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:diablo: Проклятье рода Баскервилей! :diablo:

Точно! :bad:
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Совсем нет практики на классику - слушаю,
как по радио прогноз погоды - "вполуха".
Привычка выработалась (приобретённый рефлекс):
раз по телику Лебединое Озеро :nopity: крутят, значит опять умер. :doktor2: :(
Если Ритмы Зарубежной Эстрады - значит Новый год! :s2:
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 Posted: 20-05-2006, 14:43 (post 6, #603532)

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QUOTE (kokiku @ 19-05-2006, 20:34)
:bad:
delete - support !
чо-то у меня смутные предчувствия насчет помогло ли :bad: ? :laugh:
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