Women's Philharmonic San Francisco Bay: Florence Price; Symphony No. 3, Mississippi River Suite, The Oak

Women's Philharmonic San Francisco Bay: Florence Price; Symphony No. 3, Mississippi River Suite, The Oak

Women's Philharmonic San Francisco Bay: Florence Price; Symphony No. 3, Mississippi River Suite, The Oak

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Title: Florence Price; Symphony No. 3, Mississippi River Suite, The Oak
Artist: Women's Philharmonic San Francisco Bay
Label: Alto
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5055354414619
Genre: Classical Artists

"this first important black female composer has become celebrated recently as we discover her works. This includes her best Symphony and major Suite" (Alto)... *"history bears down on the opening of the Third Symphony... big moments where Price clearly feels the burden of the African American experience but allows it to fuel her soul. It's easy to forget that she's a contemporary of George Gershwin. In fact, (he) attended the premiere of Price's Symphony No.1. So how do we tell this story, recognising on the one hand... she's been neglected in this historiography, but... also she's very much a part of the American symphonic scene?" (*Gramophone)

Tracks:
1.1 Florence Price; the Oak (1934)
1.2 Mississippi River Suite (1934)
1.3 Symphony No. 3 in C minor (1940)
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