1812 Overture, Moscow Cantata, Marche Slave - Various Artists [mp3]
- Wykonawca Various Artists
- Data premiery 2012-04-01
- Nośnik SACD
Many of the works for which Tchaikovsky was commissioned were required to celebrate great state and political events. The Danish Overture was written to mark the marriage of the future Tsar Alexander III to the Danish Princess Dagmar. He was later commissioned to to produce the rarely heard Moscow Cantata and Coronation March as part of the celebrations to mark Alexander’s coronation. Reviews: ‘Tchaikovsky is most evidently (and gloriously) Tchaikovsky in the Moscow Cantata. A vintage melody turns the first page of Russian history, illuminating it in that inimitable Tchaikovsky way. The baritone monologue in praise of Moscow culminates in a marvellously stirring idea and in the second mezzo-soprano arioso honouring the women of Russian we find a heroine worthy of any Tchaikovsky opera. No doubt about it, Tchaikovsky had a gift for personalising even his most official duties, The dutiful was not really in his vocabulary.’ Gramophone
- Tytuł 1812 Overture, Moscow Cantata, Marche Slave
- Kompozytor Czajkowski Piotr
- Dyrygent Gergiev Valery
- Dystrybutor Music Island
- Rok nagrania 2009
- Liczba nośników 1
- Rodzaj opakowania Jewel Case
- Wymiary w opakowaniu [mm] 125 x 10 x 140
- Indeks 11383284