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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Yuri Temirkanov in Japan - Shostakovich - Song of the Forest; Liadov - Kikimora (22.11.2006 - Live - Japan) AVI
1. Shostakovich - Song of the Forest;
2. Liadov - Kikimora
Panovnik, You are amazing! All of these wonderful recordings, and they ARE wonderful. This video is especially interesting because of the Shostakovich piece which I do not think is among Shostakovich's best works, but Temirkanov finds the perfect approach to this music turning it into a piece that explores a range of emotions. And the orchestra is just superb! I simply adore the St Petersburg string sections!!
As a thank you, here is a recording of Temirkanov conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Sibelius's Violin Concerto with Joshua Bell in Symphony Hall live 7 January 1994.
Enjoy!
1st Movement http://www.mediafire.com/?12fphdz61sc10zs
2nd Movement http://www.mediafire.com/?lme70aw8mc5p4uu
3rd Movement http://www.mediafire.com/?tmfwtpkuzlw4j24
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ReplyDeletePanovnik, You are amazing! All of these wonderful recordings, and they ARE wonderful. This video is especially interesting because of the Shostakovich piece which I do not think is among Shostakovich's best works, but Temirkanov finds the perfect approach to this music turning it into a piece that explores a range of emotions. And the orchestra is just superb! I simply adore the St Petersburg string sections!!
ReplyDeleteAs a thank you, here is a recording of Temirkanov conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Sibelius's Violin Concerto with Joshua Bell in Symphony Hall live 7 January 1994.
Enjoy!
1st Movement
http://www.mediafire.com/?12fphdz61sc10zs
2nd Movement
http://www.mediafire.com/?lme70aw8mc5p4uu
3rd Movement
http://www.mediafire.com/?tmfwtpkuzlw4j24
Oh! Duddy Kravitz respected. Thank you for not forgetting my blog and give such rare and interesting records. Thank you very much!
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