Christina Astrand: Romance
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Label: Dacapo
Cat No: 6220652
Format: Hybrid SACD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 27th November 2020
Contents
Works
BarcaroleRomance
Capriccio in A minor (arr. C Reinecke for violin and orchestra)
Romance
Romance
Concert-Fantasie
Romance
Berceuse, op.48
Romance
Romance for violin and strings, op.26
Artists
Christina Astrand (violin)Turku Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor
Jukka IisakkilaWorks
BarcaroleRomance
Capriccio in A minor (arr. C Reinecke for violin and orchestra)
Romance
Romance
Concert-Fantasie
Romance
Berceuse, op.48
Romance
Romance for violin and strings, op.26
Artists
Christina Astrand (violin)Turku Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor
Jukka IisakkilaAbout
Around 1900 the romance , initially used in connection with poetry and lieder that emulated folk songs, now also became a violin genre. The violin could similarly sing a berceuse (lullaby) and a barcarole (a Venetian boat song). In Denmark, several composers created a marvellous repertoire of short, melodic pieces for the violin violin.
The Danish violin works contributed their own accent, often a little introverted and sometimes with influences from Nordic folk music.
The Danish romances for violin have slumbered for many years, primarily because romantic music as such experienced a violent decline in Denmark during long periods of the 20th century.
In this album, highly renowned violinist and concert master of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Christina Åstrand, has collected collected a personal selection of this repertoire – several of the works found in the archives of the Danish National Library, having never been published or recorded before.
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