Harbison: Symphony No2; Sessions: Symphony No2
Track Listings
| 1. Ob Con: I. Aria | ||
| 2. Ob Con: II. Passacaglia | ||
| 3. Ob Con: III. Fant | ||
| 4. Sym No.2: I. Dawn Luminoso | ||
| 5. Sym No.2: II. Daylight Con brio, non pesante | ||
| 6. Sym No.2: III. Dusk Poco largo, lambente | ||
| 7. Sym No.2: IV. Darkness Inesorabile | ||
| 8. Sym No.2: I. Molto agitato | ||
| 9. Sym No.2: II. Allegretto capriccioso | ||
| 10. Sym No.2: III. Adagio, tranquillo ed espressivo | ||
| 11. Sym No.2: IV. Allegramente |
Editorial Reviews
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John Harbison (b. 1938) and Roger Sessions (1896-1985) are two of America's least-appreciated composers. Their strengths come from their mixture of Modernistic effects with a solid Romantic lyicism at their base. Both Harbison's Oboe Concerto and Symphony 2 show this. Intellectually, the Symphony is more appealing; it appears more richly textured and robust than the Concerto, which is a more formal construct. Sessions's Symphony 2 has a kind of cosmopolitan busyness to it, akin to much of Leonard Bernstein's work, minus the distinct themes and melodies. Fans of the American symphony will enjoy this collection. --Paul Cook
Harbison: Symphony No2; Sessions: Symphony No2, Music, John Harris Harbison, Roger Sessions, Herbert Blomstedt, Michael Steinberg, William Bennett, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, 20th/21st Century Symphony, Classical, Classical Music, Concerto, Oboe Concerto, Symphonic, Symphony
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Harbison: Oboe Concerto, Symphony No2; Sessions: Symphony No2
Manufacturer: London/Decca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000423N Release Date: 1994-04-12 |
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Amazon.com
John Harbison (b. 1938) and Roger Sessions (1896-1985) are two of America's least-appreciated composers. Their strengths come from their mixture of Modernistic effects with a solid Romantic lyicism at their base. Both Harbison's Oboe Concerto and Symphony 2 show this. Intellectually, the Symphony is more appealing; it appears more richly textured and robust than the Concerto, which is a more formal construct. Sessions's Symphony 2 has a kind of cosmopolitan busyness to it, akin to much of Leonard Bernstein's work, minus the distinct themes and melodies. Fans of the American symphony will enjoy this collection. --Paul CookCustomer Reviews:
Great Session.......2006-02-03
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