Tansman: Symphonies. Volume 2 - Various Artists [mp3]

• Wykonawca Various Artists
• Data premiery 2007-01-01
• Nośnik SACD

The nine symphonies of Polish-born  Aleksander Tansman (1897–1986) span more  than forty years, from the fi nal stages of the  First World War to the late 1950s when he  enjoyed widespread recognition as one of the  most successful and prolifi c composers of his  generation. Articulating much of Tansman’s  compositional development, the symphonies  demonstrate an enduring commitment to a  tonally based harmonic language within a  traditional genre; they were written not only  at a time, during the interwar years, when  neoclassicism was the predominant trend,  but also after World War II when composers  who eschewed the exploration of postWebern serialism as the only viable way  forwards for new music were considered oldfashioned by the more experimental avantgarde. Although his devotion to a supposed  outmoded form may have contributed to  the creeping artistic isolation that gradually  took hold during the 1960s, Tansman was  by no means the only composer of his time  who found the symphony an attractive  medium for musical exploration. Continuing  a line of symphonic tradition extending  from Roussel and Honegger to Milhaud and  Jolivet, Tansman pursued an independent compositional path that built on tradition  if not quite as much on innovation – a path  that nevertheless has parallels in the work of  Shostakovich and Dutilleux as well as in the  music of his younger compatriots Lutosławski  and Panufnik.

• Tytuł Tansman: Symphonies. Volume 2
• Kompozytor Tansman Aleksander
• Dyrygent Caetani Oleg
• Orkiestra Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
• Dystrybutor Music Island
• Rok nagrania 2007
• Liczba nośników 1
• Wymiary w opakowaniu [mm] 125 x 10 x 140
• Indeks 67918584