Vaughan Williams - A London Symphony & other works
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Label: Hyperion
Cat No: CDA68190
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 27th October 2017
Contents
Artists
Elizabeth Watts (soprano)Mary Bevan (soprano)
Kitty Whately (mezzo-soprano)
Royal College of Music Brass Band
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Martyn BrabbinsWorks
Orpheus with his luteSound sleep
Symphony no.2 'A London Symphony'
Variations for Brass Band
Artists
Elizabeth Watts (soprano)Mary Bevan (soprano)
Kitty Whately (mezzo-soprano)
Royal College of Music Brass Band
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Martyn BrabbinsAbout
Sound/Video
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1Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony, 'Symphony #2' (1920) - 1. Lento: Allegro Risoluto
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2Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony, 'Symphony #2' (1920) - 2. Lento
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3Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony, 'Symphony #2' (1920) - 3. Scherzo: Nocturne: Allegro Vivace
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4Vaughan Williams: A London Symphony, 'Symphony #2' (1920) - 4. Finale: Epilogue
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5Vaughan Williams: Sound Sleep
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6Vaughan Williams: Orpheus With His Lute
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7Vaughan Williams: Variations
Reviews
Not only does Brabbins encourage the members of the BBC SO to give of their considerable best, the resulting performance strikes me as an altogether more trenchant and discerning affair than Martin Yates’s characteristically breezy outing with the RSNO (Dutton, 10/15). ... Above all, Brabbins exhibits a very real love for this remarkable score, whose wealth of memorable invention, generosity of spirit and kaleidoscopic range of mood combine to make the composer’s initial printed thoughts such a feast for both head and heart. Andrew Achenbach
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