Amazonia, Symphonic Poem: Miguel Kertsman - Early Orchestral Works
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Label: Gramola
Cat No: 98959
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 12th November 2012
Contents
Works
Amazonia: Symphonic PoemChamber Symphony no.1 'Acorda!'
Sinfonia Concertante Brasileira for flute and orchestra
Artists
Wolfgang Schulz (flute)Bruckner Orchester Linz
Conductor
Dennis Russell DavisWorks
Amazonia: Symphonic PoemChamber Symphony no.1 'Acorda!'
Sinfonia Concertante Brasileira for flute and orchestra
Artists
Wolfgang Schulz (flute)Bruckner Orchester Linz
Conductor
Dennis Russell DavisAbout
'Amazonia, Symphonic Poem' is Miguel Kertsman's new album recording focusing on two of his early and younger works: Amazonia, Symphonic Poem (1987), written at age 21 as a protest against the destruction of the Amazon Rain Forest; and Sinfonia Concertante Brasileira for Flute and Orchestra (1988) featuring Vienna Philharmonic Principal flautist Wolfgang Schulz as soloist.
The album is completed with the slightly later work Chamber Symphony No. 1, Acorda! (Wake-up! in Portuguese) from 1995, scored for a "darker orchestra" (lower range woodwinds and strings, organ, with multiple percussionists and two female voices), traveling from polyrhythmic contrapuntal textures and Brazilian seascapes to deep contemplative meditation when "time stands still."
Dennis Russell Davies conducts the Bruckner Orchestra Linz on this premium sound audiophile recording.
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