Wydawnictwo: Chandos
Seria: La Musica De Espana
Nr katalogowy: CHAN 10819
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: maj 2014
EAN: 95115181928
Seria: La Musica De Espana
Nr katalogowy: CHAN 10819
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: maj 2014
EAN: 95115181928
Turina: Orchestral Works
Chandos - CHAN 10819
Kompozytor
Joaquin Turina (1882-1949)
Joaquin Turina (1882-1949)
Nagrody i rekomendacje
Utwory na płycie:
La procesión del Rocío, Op. 9
Canto a Sevilla, Op. 37*
Danzas gitanas, Op. 55
Rapsodia sinfónica, Op. 66†
Canto a Sevilla, Op. 37*
Danzas gitanas, Op. 55
Rapsodia sinfónica, Op. 66†
This is the latest disc in Juanjo Mena’s ongoing series of Spanish orchestral music with the BBC Philharmonic and is his second featuring the works by Joaquín Turina, one of the leading Spanish composers of his generation.
The works recorded here are filled with the inspiration Turina found in his native Andalusia and particularly the city of Seville. La procesión del Rocío, Turina’s first orchestral work, was inspired by memories of a procession held in the gypsy quarter of Seville and is filled with lively dance rhythms. Canto a Sevilla, a song cycle with orchestra, is a heartfelt tribute to Seville and its culture, taking on themes such as the vibrant Easter Procession, Seville beautiful ornamental fountains, and even a ghost that haunts the streets at night. Danzas gitanas, a collection of Andalusian gypsy dances, introduces a nocturnal atmosphere into a style normally characterised by bright orchestral colours and extravagant rhythmic intricacies. The Rapsodia sinfónica, one of his last works, represents a more mature, reflective composer. The use of piano and string orchestra limits the available palette of colours, Turina instead deciding to focus on the intimate relationship between the ensemble and soloist, a role here filled by Martin Roscoe.
The works recorded here are filled with the inspiration Turina found in his native Andalusia and particularly the city of Seville. La procesión del Rocío, Turina’s first orchestral work, was inspired by memories of a procession held in the gypsy quarter of Seville and is filled with lively dance rhythms. Canto a Sevilla, a song cycle with orchestra, is a heartfelt tribute to Seville and its culture, taking on themes such as the vibrant Easter Procession, Seville beautiful ornamental fountains, and even a ghost that haunts the streets at night. Danzas gitanas, a collection of Andalusian gypsy dances, introduces a nocturnal atmosphere into a style normally characterised by bright orchestral colours and extravagant rhythmic intricacies. The Rapsodia sinfónica, one of his last works, represents a more mature, reflective composer. The use of piano and string orchestra limits the available palette of colours, Turina instead deciding to focus on the intimate relationship between the ensemble and soloist, a role here filled by Martin Roscoe.
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