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ID: SIGCD200 (EAN: 635212020029) | 1 CD | DDD Publi: 2010
- LABEL:
- Signum Records
- Subcollection:
- Chamber Orchestra
- Compositeurs:
- BEETHOVEN, Ludwig Van | MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, Felix
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Interprètes:
- MATEI, Alexandro (piano)
- Orchestre
- London Chamber Orchestra
- Chef d'orchestre:
- MATEI, Alexandro
- Pour plus amples dtails:
The London Chamber Orchestra, the UK’s oldest chamber orchestra, has nurtured the new and paid homage to the traditional since 1921. Since 1988 Principal Conductor and Music Director Christopher Warren-Green has brought together the inspirational musicians and repertoire for which LCO is renowned. The remarkable acoustic and intimate ambience of St. John’s, Smith Square, its London home, enable the LCO - the only chamber orchestra resident in London - to give vibrant performances and establish a close rapport with its audiences. The recordings on the LCO Live label, in partnership with Signum Classics, are the result of this happy marriage of orchestra and venue. Future releases include Mozart’s Symphony No. 1 and Beethoven’s ‘Ah Perfido!’
| LCO Live | | | BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van (1770-1827) | | | 1. | Egmont Overture Op.84 | 8:08 | | | Christopher Warren-Green conductor | | | Piano Concerto No.2 in B flat major Op.19 | | | 2. | Allegro con brio | 14:06 | | | 3. | Adagio | 8:14 | | | 4. | Rondo: Molto allegro | 6:13 | | | Melvyn Tan soloist/director | | | MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY, Felix (1809-1847) | | | Symphony No.4 in A major Op.90 'Italian' | | | 5. | Allegro vivace | 11:03 | | | 6. | Andante con moto | 6:20 | | | 7. | Con moto moderato | 6:29 | | | 8. | Saltarello: Presto | 6:16 | | | Christopher Warren-Green conductor | | “We have been developing LCO Live with Signum Classics for just over two years. I believe these first three releases give a wonderful reflection of LCO’s concerts at St. John’s. I hope you enjoy them.”
Christopher Warren-Green, Music Director, LCO
“The concerts of Warren-Green and the London Chamber Orchestra at St John’s, Smith Square aren’t often noticed in the press, but their large regular audience knows that they are some of the most exciting in London.”
The Times
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