Bbc Proms
First broadcast from 20040724 to 20090109.
33 episodes
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| 2004 | 11 | 20040724 | 20040728 | Bernstein - Chichester Psalms (19 mins) Ives - Symphony No. 4 (33 mins), (Clive Williamson - piano) interval Stravinsky - Petrushka (1947 version) (34 mins), (Leon McCawley - piano), David Stark treble City of BIRMINGHAM Symphony Chorus City of BIRMINGHAM Symphony Orchestra Sakari Oramo conductor The CBSO adventurously gave a complete Charles Ives symphony cycle in BIRMINGHAM last season. Sakari Oramo now brings the huge Fourth Symphony to the Proms to mark the 50th anniversary of Ives's death. Stravinsky's puppet ballet Petrushka continues our 75th-anniversary tribute to Diaghilev, and the lively mix is completed by Leonard Bernstein's infectiously rhythmic Hebrew psalm-settings, composed for Chichester Cathedral. | |
| 2004 | 21 | 20040824 | Part 1 This distinguished conductor and orchestra continue their celebrations of the music of Glinka to mark his bicentenary and open with dances from one of his most influential operas. Another true original was Modest Musorgsky, whose spine-tingling song-cycle features a great RUSSIAn baritone, and the programme is completed with Rakhmaninov's spectacular orchestral swan-song. Presented by Rob Cowan. Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and 'now playing' information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via DAB radio and Freeview. Dmitri Hvorostovsky St Petersburg Philharmonic Yuri Temirkanov (conductor) Glinka: Dances from 'Ruslan and Lyudmila' Musorgsky: Songs and Dances of Death. Part 21: Tonight's Prom featuring the St Petersburg Philharmonic/Yuri Temirkanov concludes with Rakhmaninov's Symphonic Dances. With Rob Cowan. | ||
| 2004 | 39 | 20040814 | Part 1 Live from the Royal Albert Hall, LONDON. Berlioz's swashbuckling overture raises the curtain on Saint-Saens' popular symphony, which places the newly-restored Royal Albert Hall organ in the spotlight. The second half of this Prom offers a feast of music from the worlds of Viennese waltz and operetta, including works by Johann Strauss the elder, born two hundred years ago. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and "now playing" information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via Dab radio and Freeview. Dame Gillian Weir (organ) Yvonne Kenny (soprano) BBC Concert Orchestra Barry Wordsworth (conductor) Berlioz: Overture, Le Corsaire Saint-Saens: Symphony No 3 in C minor, 'Organ'. Part 2: Introduced by Petroc Trelawny, live from the Royal Albert Hall. Yvonne Kenny (soprano) and the BBC CO/Barry Wordsworth play music from the worlds of Viennese waltz and operetta. Johann Strauss I: Radetsky March Johann Strauss II: Voices of Spring - waltz Kalman: 'Heia, in dem Bergen ist mein Heimatland' from Csardasfürstin Zeller: 'Schenkt man sich Rosen in Tyrol' from Der Vogelhändler Lehar: 'Meine lippen sie küssen so heiss' from Giuditta Johann Strauss I: Frederica - polka Johann Strauss I: Cachucha-Galopp Stolz: 'Meine Liebeslied muss ein Walzer sein' from Im Weissen Rössl Lehar 'Hör ich Cymbalkänge' from Zigeunerliebe Johann Strauss II: On the Beautiful Blue Danube - waltz. | ||
| 2004 | 47 | 20040821 | An evening of Baroque greats begins with the last of Handel's Coronation anthems for George II, followed by three arias from one of ENGLAND's most popular anthem writers - Thomas Arne, composer of Rule, Brittania! Bach's popular Concerto and dramatic music by one of Louis XIV's favourite musicians - Rebel - lead us towards a grand finale with Vivaldi's exuberant Gloria. Presented by Stephanie Hughes. Continues after Twenty Minutes - Proms Talk: Stephanie Hughes meets performers from tonight's concert, catches up on events backstage, looks forward to the coming week of Proms and explores what's new. Emma Bell (soprano) Ailish Tynan (soprano) Catherin Wyn Rogers (mezzo-soprano) Rachel Podger (violin) The ENGLISH Concert Choir of The ENGLISH Concert Andrew Manze (conductor) Handel: Coronation Anthem 'My Heart is Inditing' Arne: Artaxerxes - three arias Bach: Concerto in D minor for two violins, BWV 1043. Part 2: The ENGLISH Concert and Choir/Andrew Manze conclude tonight's prom with Rebel's Les Elemens - Le Cahos, and Vivaldi's Gloria in D. | ||
| 2004 | 64 | 20040903 | Part 1 Live from the Royal Albert Hall, LONDON. In the first of two Proms, the world's oldest orchestra and their Chief Conductor, celebrating his 75th birthday this year, play Mozart's magnificent final symphony and Bruckner's solemn memorial tribute to his musical hero, Richard Wagner, who was himself music director of the Dresden Staatskapelle in the 1840s. Presented by Stephanie Hughes. Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and ""now playing"" information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via Dab radio and Freeview. Dresden Staatskapelle Bernard Haitink (conductor) Mozart: Symphony No 41 BrucknerSymphony No. 7 Part 2 Stephanie Hughes introduces the second part of tonight's Prom. Bruckner: Symphony No 7. | ||
| 2004 | 66 | 20040904 | Part 1 In the second of their two Proms, the Dresden Staatskapelle and their Chief Conductor perform one of the brilliant symphonies Haydn composed in the 1780s for the PARISian musical organisation Concert de la Loge Olympique; Bartók's lively folk-inspired suite with its Hungarian, Romanian and Arab influences; and the darkly tragic symphony which shows Dvorák's admiration for Brahms and the Viennese tradition. Presented by Stephanie Hughes. Dresden Staatskapelle Bernard Haitink (conductor) Haydn: Symphony No 86 Bartók: Dance Suite Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and 'now playing' information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via DAB radio and Freeview. Part 2: Tonight's Prom by the Dresden Staatskapelle/Bernard Haitink concludes with Dvorák's Symphony No 7. Presented by Stephanie Hughes | ||
| 2004 | 68 | 20040906 | The second of this year's Proms given by the famous BERLINer Philharmoniker focuses on twentieth century French composers. Debussy's impressionistic sea symphony takes us from dawn to midday on the ocean in stunning orchestral colours. In the second half, this year's Proms survey of Messiaen's music concludes with his last major orchestral work, his visionary ""Illuminations of the Beyond"". Presented by Andrew McGregor. Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and ""now playing"" information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via Dab radio and Freeview.BERLINer Philharmoniker Sir Simon Rattle (conductor) Debussy: La Mer. Part 2: Introduced by Andrew McGregor, live from the Royal Albert Hall. The BERLIN Philharmonic Orchestra/Simon Rattle conclude tonight's Prom with Messaien's Eclairs sur l'au dela. | ||
| 2004 | 70 | 20040908 | The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra and its Principal Guest Conductor, a long-time champion of Czech music, celebrate Dvorak's birthday with three of his most popular works - the colourful and energetic Scherzo capriccioso, the richly lyrical concerto for violin, and his most well-known symphony, which Dvorak himself conducted in the orchestra's inaugural concert in 1896. Presented by Edward Seckerson. Continues after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and "now playing" information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via Dab radio and Freeview. Sarah Chang (violin) Czech Philharmonic Orchestra Sir Charles Mackerras (conductor) Dvorak: Scherzo capriccioso; Violin Concerto. | ||
| 2004 | 74 | 20040911 | Part 1 Live from the Royal Albert Hall, LONDON. The traditional Last Night festivities draw together some of this season's anniversary composers and themes, including colourful overtures by Dvorak and Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and a showcase for the newly-restored organ, along with Strauss's flamboyant concerto with one of this country's most celebrated young horn players, and popular arias from Proms favourite Sir Thomas Allen. Presented by Stephanie Hughes. Continues at 9.10pm, after Twenty Minutes. Programme notes, composer and artist profiles and "now playing" information for each main evening Prom are available on LiveText via Dab radio and Freeview. Dvorak: Overture 'Carnival' R Strauss: Horn Concerto No 1 in E flat, Op.11 % Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs * # Barber: Toccata festiva for organ and orchestra + Simon Preston (organ) + Sir Thomas Allen (baritone) * David Pyatt (horn) % BBC Singers # BBC Symphony Chorus # BBC Symphony Orchestra Leonard Slatkin (conductor) ========== Part 2 Stephanie Hughes introduces the conclusion of the Last Night festivities. Sir Peter Maxwell Davies: Ojai Festival Overture Puccini: Humming chorus from 'Madam Butterfly' # Rodgers & Hammerstein: "Oh what a beautiful morning!" from 'Oklahoma!' * Cole Porter: Where is the life that late I led? from "Kiss me, Kate" * Gilbert & Sullivan: The List Song from 'The Mikado' * # Sousa: Liberty Bell March Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance March No 1 Wood: Fantasia on British Sea-Songs (1905, with additional numbers arr Stephen Jackson) Parry (orch Elgar): Jerusalem arr Wood: The National Anthem Trad: Auld Lang Syne Conducted by Leonard Slatkin | ||
| 20050802 | Guardian Young Composers' Concert. Music by some of the UK's most talented young composers in a concert from Cadogan Hall, featuring winning pieces from the seventh competition. | ||||
| 2008, Prom 32: Bbc Singers | 20081222 | Organist James O'Donnell performs Messiaen's Messe de la Pentecote. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Presented by Suzy Klein. James O'Donnell puts the organ of the Royal Albert Hall through its paces in one of the landmarks of 20th-century repertoire for the instrument, Messiaen's Messe de la Pentecôte, which draws musical inspiration from birdsong and concludes with a shattering depiction of pentecostal tongues of fire engulfing the Apostles. Alongside it, sacred French music for the same church feast from an earlier tradition: a Renaissance mass by Pierre de Manchicourt, a composer who, though little known today, ended his life as master of the royal chapel of Philip II of Spain and who no less a figure than Orlando Lassus called a 'distinguished and excellent composer of music'. James O'Donnell (organ) | |||
| 2008, Prom 30: Bbc National Orchestra Of Wales | 20081223 | An America-focused Prom, with works by Torke, Adams, Bernstein and Ellington. Presented by Geoffrey Smith, from the Royal Albert Hall, London. A concert of 20th-century Americana featuring the BBC National Orchestra of Wales under the baton of Kristjan Jarvi. To mark the opening of the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing tonight, Jarvi launches the programme with Michael Torke's Javelin, written for the 1994 games, which is followed by John Adams's evocation of Richard Nixon's visit to China in the 1970s. Young cellist Han-Na Chang joins the orchestra for Three Mediations from Bernstein's personal and thought-provoking theatre piece Mass, while New York finally comes to town with a jazz work by Duke Ellington. Han-Na Chang (cello) | |||
| 2008, Prom 36: Rachmaninov Vespers | 20081224 | The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir under Paul Hillier perform Rachmaninov's Vespers. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Presented by Martin Handley. Rachmaninov's Vespers, his heartfelt setting of the Orthodox All-Night Vigil, is performed by the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir and its outgoing chief conductor and artistic director Paul Hillier. Written shortly before the composer emigrated, the piece is based on chants of the Russian Orthodox Church, evoking the rich, expressive choral sound of his native land. Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir | |||
| 2008, Prom 2: Bbc Concert Orchestra, Nigel Kennedy, Prom 2 - Christmas Repeat | 20081225 | BBC Concert Orchestra under Paul Daniel in Bax and Finzi, and Nigel Kennedy in Elgar. Martin Handley presents performances from the BBC Proms 2008. The BBC Concert Orchestra under Paul Daniel accompanies tenor Andrew Kennedy in a celtic tone-poem by Bax and Finzi's setting of Wordsworth. Plus the much-anticipated return to the Royal Albert Hall of maverick violinist Nigel Kennedy for a performance of Elgar's Violin Concerto. Andrew Kennedy (tenor) | |||
| 2008, Prom 63: Motets, Chansons Ragas, Messiaen | 20081225 | A concert featuring Messiaen's Cinq rechants plus motets, chansons and Indian night ragas. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Presented by Martin Handley. A performance of Messiaen's Cinq rechants - a work which draws its inspiration from a mixture of Sanskrit texts, traditional Indian rhythms, Renaissance polyphony and ancient tales and mythology, creating a sensual, vocally virtuosic and highly charged synthesis of styles and language. The opening sequence likewise weaves together music of the East and West. Nishat Khan joins the BBC Singers in a short sequence of French Renaissance motets and chansons - exploring the season of spring and the erotic imagery associated with it - woven around improvised classical Indian ragas, echoing the mood of Messiaen. And Nishat Khan concludes the programme with a selection of night ragas, chosen according to the mood of the occasion. Motets and chansons by Claudin de Sermisy, Jean Richafort, Antoine Brumel and Claude Le Jeune, interspersed with Indian ragas | |||
| 2008, Prom 26: The King's Singers | 20081226 | The King's Singers celebrate their 40th anniversary year with an Anglo-French programme. Presented by Brian Kay, from the Royal Albert Hall, London. The King's Singers celebrate their 40th anniversary year at the 2008 Proms with a wide-ranging Anglo-French programme. From Lassus to Bridge they perform a variety of French Renaissance madrigals, Victorian part-songs and English folk songs, as well as a selection of Poulenc's Chansons francaises. And British composer John McCabe brings a contemporary note with his Scenes in America deserta - commissioned by and dedicated to the ensemble. The King's Singers Poulenc: Chansons francaises, Op 130 (selection) | |||
| 2008, Prom 38: Daniel Barenboim - West-eastern Divan, Prom 38 - Christmas Repeat | 20081226 | Austrian classics performed by the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra at the 2008 BBC Proms. Presented by Martin Handley. A concert given as part of the 2008 BBC Proms by the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra under its founder-conductor Daniel Barenboim, in what was their third appearance at the Royal Albert Hall. They combine an austere masterpiece by Schoenberg with a quirky, sunny piece by Haydn with Brahms's final symphony. Ramon Ortega Quero (oboe) | |||
| 2008, Prom 64: Wagner, Messiaen, 29/12/2008 | 20081229 | The Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Simon Rattle perform Wagner and Messiaen. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. From the BBC Proms 2008, the Berlin Philharmonic conducted by Simon Rattle in two works based on the tragic story of the forbidden love between the Cornish knight Tristan and Isolde the Irish princess. Wagner's own concert version of the overture to his great opera of love and death combined with the final aria of his heroine is followed by the centrepiece of Messiaen's trilogy on the same subject: the monumental Turangalila Symphony. Pierre-Laurent Aimard (piano) | |||
| 2008, Proms 2008: Puccini - Il Tabarro | 20081229 | A performance of Puccini's Il tabarro with an international cast and the BBC Philharmonic. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. Part of a Christmas and New Year series of highlights of the 2008 BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall. In August, 2008 Gianandrea Noseda celebrated Puccini's 150th anniversary by conducting the BBC Philharmonic, BBC Singers and an international cast in a concert performance of his one-act opera Il tabarro. Puccini: Il tabarro (concert performance; sung in Italian) Barbara Frittoli (Giorgetta) | |||
| 2008, Prom 56: Rautavaara And Tavener | 20081230 | With Rautavaara's Cantus arcticus and the premiere of Tavener's Cantus mysticus. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. A concert given as part of the BBC Proms 2008 featuring Einojuhani Rautavaara's most popular work - a soundscape for taped birdsong and orchestra, set against John Tavener's early cantata The Whale, the work that the London Sinfonietta premiered at its first concert 40 years ago. The programme concludes with the UK premiere of Tavener's Cantus mysticus, which uses texts by Goethe Dante and Buddhist scripture to explore the creative feminine element in the divine. Patricia Rozario (soprano) | |||
| 2008, Prom 65: Brahms, Shostakovich, 30/12/2008 | 20081230 | The Berlin Philharmonic under Simon Rattle in Brahms's Symphony No 3, plus Shostakovich. Petroc Trelawny presents a concert given as part of the BBC Proms 2008 by the Berlin Philharmonic under Simon Rattle, featuring symphonic masterpieces by Brahms and Shostakovich. The opening three chords of Brahms's Third Symphony announce the motto on the notes F A F 'frei aber froh' (free but joyful). A motto, or musical signature, can also be heard in the finale of Shostakovich's Symphony No 10, written soon after the death of Joseph Stalin. Berlin Philharmonic | |||
| 2008, Prom 60: Lang Lang | 20081231 | Chinese pianist Lang Lang in music by Mozart, Rachmaninov, Chopin, Schubert and Debussy. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Petroc Trelawny presents a BBC Proms concert given in 2008 by Chinese pianist Lang Lang, who performs a solo recital in typical high-octane style. This popular programme features some of his favourite composers and a duet performance with the nine-year-old pianist he has dubbed 'little Mozart'. Lang Lang (piano) | |||
| 2008, Prom 60: Lang Lang | 20081231 | Chinese pianist Lang Lang in music by Mozart, Rachmaninov, Chopin, Schubert and Debussy. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Petroc Trelawny presents a BBC Proms concert given in 2008 by Chinese pianist Lang Lang, who performs a solo recital in typical high-octane style. This popular programme features some of his favourite composers and a duet performance with the nine-year-old pianist he has dubbed 'little Mozart'. Lang Lang (piano) | |||
| 2008, Prom 76: Last Night Of The Proms, Prom 76: Last Night Christmas Repeat | 20081231 | Roger Norrington is master of ceremonies in the Last Night of the BBC Proms 2008. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. Roger Norrington is master of ceremonies for the traditional festivities of the Last Night of the 2008 Proms season. Star turns are provided by bass-baritone Bryn Terfel, who brings operatic heroes and villains vividly to life, and French pianist Helene Grimaud, soloist in Beethoven's Choral Fantasy. The celebrations also include Anna Meredith's nation-hopping commission, entitled froms, as well as a lyrical work from anniversary composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. Beethoven: Overture (The Creatures of Prometheus) | |||
| 2008, Prom 76: Last Night Of The Proms, Prom 76: Last Night Christmas Repeat | 20081231 | Roger Norrington is master of ceremonies in the Last Night of the BBC Proms 2008. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. Roger Norrington is master of ceremonies for the traditional festivities of the Last Night of the 2008 Proms season. Star turns are provided by bass-baritone Bryn Terfel, who brings operatic heroes and villains vividly to life, and French pianist Helene Grimaud, soloist in Beethoven's Choral Fantasy. The celebrations also include Anna Meredith's nation-hopping commission, entitled froms, as well as a lyrical work from anniversary composer Ralph Vaughan Williams. Beethoven: Overture (The Creatures of Prometheus) | |||
| 2008, Prom 3: Nigel Kennedy Quintet | 20090101 | A Prom featuring Nigel Kennedy and his Polish-based jazz quintet NKQ. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Petroc Trelawny presents a concert from the BBC Proms 2008 season featuring Nigel Kennedy and his Polish-based jazz quintet NKQ. Since moving to Poland a few years ago, Kennedy has teamed up with some of the country's finest jazz musicians. In this performance his Quintet are joined for a guest appearance by jazz-funk-soul fusion singer Xantone Blacq. Nigel Kennedy (violin) | |||
| 2008, Prom 71: Turnage, Mahler, Prom 71: Turnage, Mahler - Christmas Repeat | 20090101 | Chicago SO/Haitink in Mark-Anthony Turnage's Chicago Remains and Mahler's Symphony No 6. Petroc Trelawny presents a concert given by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under its principal conductor Bernard Haitink as part of the BBC Proms 2008 season. Famous for his interpretations of Mahler, Haitink conducts the composer's massive Sixth Symphony, preceded by a recent piece by Mark-Anthony Turnage. Turnage takes as his inspiration not only the city's unique orchestra, but also the work of Chicago poet Carl Sandburg. Chicago Symphony Orchestra | |||
| 2008, Prom 72: Mozart, Shostakovich, Prom 72: Mozart, Shostakovich - Christmas Repeat | 20090102 | Murray Perahia and Chicago SO under Bernard Haitink in Mozart, plus Shostakovich. Petroc Trelawny presents one of the hottest concerts in the BBC Proms 2008 season, which featured the return of pianist Murray Perahia to the festival after an absence of more than 20 years when he joined the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. His collaborations with conductor Bernard Haitink are always keenly anticipated, and his recordings of Mozart's concertos are world-famous. Haitink also conducts the symphony Shostakovich himself suppressed fearing the wrath of Stalin's regime - it remained unperformed for a quarter of a century. Murray Perahia (piano) | |||
| 2008, Prom 8: Obrecht, Josquin Desprez | 20090102 | The Tallis Scholars perform mass settings by Ockeghem, Obrecht and Desprez. From the Royal Albert Hall, London. Presented by Petroc Trelawny. The Tallis Scholars, directed by Peter Phillips, perform mass settings by two masters of the Renaissance. Both settings are based on the melody of the chanson Malheur me bat (Misfortune has struck me), whose original text is lost and which is performed here to a specially commissioned version by French poet Jacques Darras. Tallis Scholars | |||
| 2008, Prom 57: Stucky, Gershwin, Stravinsky, Prom 57 - Repeat | 20090105 | BBC Proms 2008: New York Philharmonic/Lorin Maazel perform Stucky, Gershwin, Stravinsky. Presented by Catherine Bott. Another chance to hear a 2008 Prom in which the New York Philharmonic and its music director Lorin Maazel perform a work jointly commissioned from Steven Stucky by the orchestra and the BBC. This is followed by a performance of Gershwin's jazz-inspired Piano Concerto, with soloist Jean-Yves Thibaudet, and Stravinsky's seminal ballet The Rite of Spring. Jean-Yves Thibaudet (piano) | |||
| 2008, Prom 58: Ravel, Bartok, Tchaikovsky, Prom 58 - Repeat | 20090106 | Proms 2008: The New York Philharmonic under Lorin Maazel in Ravel, Bartok and Tchaikovsky. Presented by Catherine Bott. Another chance to hear a 2008 Prom given by the New York Philharmonic under music director Lorin Maazel, in which they perform music from two great 20th century ballets and a symphony by the 19th century's greatest ballet composer. The concert begins with Ravel's fairy tale-inspired Mother Goose, which began life as an amusement at the piano, and was developed into an orchestral ballet score. This is followed by Bartok's ballet The Miraculous Mandarin, a dark tale of robbery, passion and murder, with a colourful orchestral score, as well as Tchaikovsky's powerful Fourth Symphony, exploring the theme of Fate. New York Philharmonic | |||
| 2008, Prom 62: Beethoven, Sibelius, Prom 62 - Repeat | 20090107 | BBC Proms 2008: Colin Davis conducts Beethoven's Violin Concerto, with Nikolaj Znaider. Presented by Catherine Bott. Another chance to hear a 2008 Prom in which by the young players of the Gustav Mahler Chamber Orchestra, are led by Colin Davis in Beethoven's Violin Concerto, with Danish violinist Nikolaj Znaider, as well as Sibelius' much-loved symphony. Nikolaj Znaider (violin) | |||
| 2008, Prom 74: Pintscher, Mahler, Prom 74 - Repeat | 20090109 | With Catherine Bott. BBC Proms 2008: Pintscher: Herodiade Fragmente; Mahler: Symphony No 1 Presented by Catherine Bott. Another chance to hear a Prom in which the Orchestre de Paris and conductor Christoph Eschenbach pair early Mahler with a major work by Matthias Pintscher, who is considered to be one of the most arresting compositional voices of our time. American soprano Marisol Montalvo sings Pintscher's Herodiade Fragments, based on texts by the French Symbolist poet Stephane Mallarme. Like Mahler before him, Pintscher pushes to the limits the relationship between the human voice and the huge orchestra at his disposal. Orchestre de Paris |
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