Utwory na płycie:

• Faure: 2) Andantino, quasi All
• Faure: 2) Andantino, quasi All
• Faure: 2) Andantino, quasi All
• Faure: 3) Sicilienne. Allegret
• Faure: 3) Sicilienne. Allegret

Gabriel Fauré (1845-1934):
Pelléas et Melisande. Suite op.80
Prélude
La Fileuse
Sicilienne
La Mort de Mélisande
Peter Tschaikowski (1840-1893):
Capriccio italien op.45
Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953):
Szenen aus dem Ballett "Romeo und Julia" op.64 nach William Shakespeare
Die Montagues und die Capulets
Julia
Tanz
Romeo und Julia
Romeo an Julias Grab
Tybalts Tod

The all-important theme of love in all its facets stands at the center of the Dresden Philharmonic's first concert of the season with its new Principal Conductor Michael Sanderling. The live recording of the concert now just being released on the GENUIN classics label begins with Pelléas et Mélisande by Gabriel Fauré. Fatal and forbidden love unavoidably imply drama - something which has moved humanity over and over again. Fauré's interpretation of the story stirs feelings such as anger or sadness over continued injustice and squandered opportunities. Selections from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet bring the program's theme of star-crossed lovers full circle. Elements of Italian folk music repeatedly shine through in Tchaikovsky's brilliantly orchestrated Capriccio italien. Based on the model of his older Russian colleague, Glinka, Tchaikovsky's rendering is brimming over with new and original thoughts, which capriciously dance from one theme to the next and, after all manner of transformations, culminate in a rollicking finale.

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data wydania: 20-01-2012