Shostakovich / Rlpo / Petrenko: Symphony No. 11 the Year 1905
Shostakovich / Rlpo / Petrenko: Symphony No. 11 the Year 1905
Format: CD
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Artist: Shostakovich / Rlpo / Petrenko
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313208272
Genre: Classical
Charismatic young conductor Vasily Petrenko launches his Shostakovich Symphonies series with the Eleventh, a highly charged depiction of the 'Bloody Sunday' massacre of over two hundred peaceful demonstrators by Czarist soldiers outside the Winter Palace in St Petersburg in 1905. Scored for a sizeable orchestra of triple woodwind, four horns, three each of trumpets and trombones, tuba timpani, percussion, celesta, harps and strings, the Symphony makes extensive use of revolutionary songs as thematic elements, as it progresses, without pause, from the glacial opening movement, Palace Square, to the terrifying massacre and it's aftermath, The Ninth of January, the funereal third movement, Eternal Memory, and the final movement, The Tocsin, which culminates with cataclysmic bell strokes.
Tracks:
1.1 1. Palace Square: Adagio Attacca
1.2 2. the Ninth of January: Allegro - Adagio - Allegro - Allegro Attacca
1.3 3. Eternal Memory: Adagio Attacca
1.4 4. the Tocsin: Allegro Non Troppo - Allegro - Moderato - Adagio - Allegro
Audio Sample:
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