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CHAUSSON, IBERT, Eduardo Mata, Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Symphony in B-flat op. 20 (1890) // Escales (Prts of Call) // Divertissement

Chausson, Ibert - Eduardo Mata - Symphony in B-flat op. 20 (1890) // Escales (Prts of Call) // Divertissement -MIX - MIX Ernest Chausson 1. Symphony in B-Flat, Op. 20: Lento; Allegro vivo 10:30 2. Symphony in B-Flat, Op. 20: Trés lent; Un Peu plus vite 9:01 3. Symphony in B-Flat, Op. 20: Animé; très animé 11:47 Jacques Ibert 4. Escales - Ports of Call: Palérmo - Calme 6:58 5. Escales - Ports of Call: Tunis - Modéré très rythmé 2:41 6. Escales - Ports of Call: Valencia - Animé 5:36 7. Divertissement: Introduction: Allegro vivo 1:16 8. Divertissement: Cortège - Moderato molto 4:45 9. Divertissement: Nocturne - Lento 2:05 10. Divertissement: Valse - Animato assai 3:00 11. Divertissement: Parade - Tempo di marcia 1:43 12. Divertissement: Finale - Quasi cadenza 2:25
  • Eduardo Mata - conductor
  • Dallas Symphony Orchestra - orchestra
  • CHAUSSON
  • IBERT
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Nr kat.: DOR90181
Label  : DORIAN (USA)

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Chausson's Symphony premiered on April 18, 1891, at a concert of the Société Nationale, with the composer conducting. It received a favorable response from the audience that included a powerful contingent of supporters; however, it drew only tepid dismissal from the critics, who had little appreciation for the work of any composer associated with the bande á Franck. Parisian Jacques Ibert found his voice in impressionistic and neo-classical techniques. Although as a young man Ibert studied piano with his mother, and - without training in composition - composed, his first love was the theatre. While teaching acting at the Paris Conservatoire, he began musical studies with Pessard, Fuaré and Gedalge at the age of twenty. After World War I service in the French Navy, he studied with Paul Vidal and Paris' most popular compositional matriach, Nadia Boulanger. In 1919 he won the coveted Prix de Rome and established a three year residence at the Villa Medici in Rome. - J. Knighten-Smit