Tchaikovsky: Symphonies 3, 4 And 6

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Tchaikovsky: Symphonies 3, 4 And 6Opis:Product DescriptionPetrenko s Tchaikovsky promises to be one of the most important orchestral releases of 2017. Universal praise from reviewers for the first volume of Symphonies 1, 2 and 5 bodes well for this eagerly-awaited release: Gramophone gave Volume One an Editor s choice and it reigned as a top 10 UK Classical chart title for 7 weeks in 2016.

Review**** 'The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and their Russian chief conductor Vasily Petrenko have an instinctive rapport, audible in the electrifying first volume in this series (Symphonies 1, 2, 5). It s evident again here, importantly in the much-loved No 6 ( Pathetique ). From the soulful opening bassoon solo, warm strings and alert woodwind detail, this is a reading of depth and passion rather than surface angst. No 4 blazes, the RLPO brass in glowing form. The Polish No 3, with its constant answering phrases and sudden flowing melodies, is as satisfying as this slightly lopsided five-movement symphony can be. The lovely second movement, Alla tedesca, flutes nimble, cellos ardent, perfectly captures a mood of carefree rapture rare in Tchaikovsky but all the more rewarding for it.' --Fiona Maddocks The Observer, 15th January 2017SUNDAY TIMES ALBUM OF THE WEEK 'the charismatic young Russian is often electrifying in his native repertoire, and his startling accounts of the F minor (No 4) and B minor (Pathétique) symphonies are among the more distinguished of recent issues. As with most of his Shostakovich symphonies for Naxos, he has raised the orchestra s game in this music to international level, with dramatic brass fanfares to open No 4 s andante sostenuto and the finale taken at a breathtaking con fuoco. Petrenko has transformed the RLPO s string playing out of all recognition in the cantabile lines of No 4 s andantino and the tragic despair of the Pathétique s concluding adagio lamentoso. The preceding march is almost menacing in its military swagger. But there s wit here, too, in the balletic pizzicato ostinato of the Fourth s scherzo and in the laid-back elegance and grace he brings to the so-called Polish Symphony, the Third, which dances here to his delicately coaxing baton.' --Hugh Canning The Sunday Times, 22nd January 2017***** 'The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic was born in the same year as Tchaikovsky so perhaps this is a romance that was written in the stars. The orchestra s chief conductor, Vasily Petrenko a Merseyside fixture since 2006, and officially an 'honorary Scouser' has wrapped up a Tchaikovsky cycle in rip-roaring, wonderfully seductive style. Such fresh and impulsive readings of the Third, Fourth and Sixth symphonies show the benefits of a long relationship ... The pleasure of Petrenko s Tchaikovsky is its brightness, its snap ... there s no sense of the music being over-driven or the symphonic logic undermined. Petrenko finds instead a supple sort of exuberance and the playing is infectiously urgent ... Arguably the revelation of the album, however, is the little-loved Third Symphony ... it s with balletic elegance, as well as more than a dash of folkish charm, that Petrenko shapes the symphony s vivo, while delightful woodwind-playing lights up the carefree alla tedesca movement. Tchaikovsky s inspiration is more fitful in the last movement, but the Liverpudlians wrap up the climax with such brio that you can t resist smiling.' Neil Fisher The Times, 20th January 2017 --------------------------------------------- **** 'All three performances bear the hallmark of Petrenko s signature ability to lift music off the printed page and fill it with airborne elegance and vitality. As a result there is fiery, sometimes ferocious purpose in the Fourth without any temptation to weigh down Tchaikovsky s opulent scoring. Similarly, he paces the Pathétique intuitively, complementing its heavy angst with a remarkable textural vividness and crisp energy. As for the so-called poor relation, the Third, this is as helpful a case for itAutor:Royal Liverpool Philharmonic OrchestraNośnik:Audio CDPłyt:Język: English: Original Language; EnglishData wydania: 2017-01-20Waga: 0.18 gramWysokość: 0.6 cmSzerokość: 5 cmDługość: 5.6 cmSinfonia n.3 op 29 'Polacca' in RE (1875)Sinfonia n.4 op 36 (1877) in faSinfonia n.6 op 74 'Patetica' in si (1893)SymphoniesSinfonia n.3 op 29 'Polacca' in RE (1875)Sinfonia n.4 op 36 (1877) in faSinfonia n.6 op 74 'Patetica' in si (1893)SymphoniesSinfonia n.3 op 29 'Polacca' in RE (1875)Sinfonia n.4 op 36 (1877) in faSinfonia n.6 op 74 'Patetica' in si (1893)UWAGA: Kupując produkt na tej aukcji zgadzasz się na wydłużony termin realizacji wysyłki (10-14 dni roboczych). Podany towar pochodzi z zagranicznego magazynu, stąd wydłużony czas realizacji któr