Grainger: The Warriors & Orchestral Themes / Simon, Melbourne Symphony

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Label
ALTO
Release Date
January 19, 2024
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    Featuring
    • CONDUCTOR
      Geoffrey Simon
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
    • PERFORMER
      MELBOURNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA / SIMON, GEOFFREY
    Product Details
    Works
    1. The Warriors

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    2. Beautiful Fresh Flower (arr. P. Sculthorpe for orchestra)

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    3. Hill-Song No. 2 (version for orchestra)

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    4. Irish Tune from County Derry (version for orchestra)

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    5. Hill-Song No. 2 (version for orchestra)

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    6. Colleen Dhas (The Valley Lay Smiling)

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    7. I. The Power of Love -

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    8. II. Lord Peter's Stable-boy -

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    9. III. The Nightingale and The 2 Sisters -

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon

    10. IV. Jutish Medley

      Composer: Percy Grainger

      Ensemble: Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

      Conductor: Geoffrey Simon


If you have a weakness for Grainger the orchestral wizard, then this is one disc you simply cannot afford to be without... I hope Simon will soon follow it up (I long for new recordings of priceless miniatures like Children's March and Colonial Song); in the meantime, see if you agree with Delius who thought The Warriors by far Grainger's greatest thing". I know I do." (critic's Choice, Dec.1990, Gramophone)