Archive for May 2019

Saint-Saens’ whimsical suite features everything from the Lions’ prowling orchestral themes to Kangaroo piano pounces and the Aviary’s fluttering flute runs. A string quartet make asses of themselves as Donkeys, whilst xylophone and flutes evoke Fossils.

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A joyful Rondo from Mozart’s Horn Concerto dances with the spirited Viennese Waltz opening to Strauss’s Die Fledermaus and the celebratory Radetzky March. The Skaters’ Waltz is serene and elegant, whilst Suppé’s Light Cavalry is cantering and boisterous.

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Debussy’s iconic Clair de Lune for piano and a gentle orchestral arrangement of Chopin’s Nocturne waltz. Bach’s stately Brandenburg Four sits alongside the gentle arrangement for cello, strings and piano of Massenet’s intermezzo from the opera Thais.

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Stirring orchestral themes from Peer Gynt are joined by Mozart’s lyrical clarinet Adagio and the emotional strings of Mahler’s 5th Symphony. A peaceful reimagining of Beethoven’s Moonlight piano solo partners Grieg’s solemn, orchestral Ase’s Lament.

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The stately second movement of Beethoven’s seventh symphony sits alongside the dramatic power of Dvořák’s New World Symphony. Lushly romantic, Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet theme joins with a fiery Slavonic Dance and the grand march of Bizet’s Farandole

Farandole

Bizet. Stately bassoon duet into a grand orchestral march (1872). 2:45

Sleepers Awake 

Bach. Stately string melody with complex woodwind & horn underscore arranged for orchestra. (1731). 2:48

Slavonic Dance 

Dvořák.Exuberant, fiery orchestral romp. (c. 1878). 2:26

Allegretto 

Beethoven. Grand, stately and moving second movement of Beethoven’s seventh symphony. (1812). 3:02

Allegro Con Fuoco 

Dvořák. Dramatic, powerful & grand orchestral theme. Fourth movement of Dvořák’s New World Symphony. (1893). 2:25

Romeo And Juliet 

Tchaikovsky. Broad, lushly romantic & famous theme by Tchaikovsky with classic symphonic ending. (1880). 4:08

Abdelazar Rondeau

Purcell. Cheerful but grandly baroque, English orchestral theme. (1676). 1:32

Te Deum

Charpentier. Formal, stately baroque orchestra with trumpet lead (c.1690). 1:38