Reznicek: Orchestral Works / Solyom, Staatskapelle Weimar

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Label
CPO
Release Date
March 15, 2019
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      REZNICEK, EMIL NIKOLAUS VON
    • PERFORMER
      Weimarer Staatskapelle, Solyom
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 15, 2019
    • UPC
      761203505623
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      555056-2
    • LABEL
      CPO
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Feierlicher Marsch

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    2. II. Introduktion

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    3. III. Gigue

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    4. IV. Furlana

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    5. V. Passepied

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    6. VI. Arie

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    7. VII. Zigeunermusik

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    8. I. Heiterbucht und Schmachsund

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    9. II. Herbst und Frühling

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    10. III. In der Fingalshöhle

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    11. IV. Wind und Wellen-Walzer

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    12. V. Der Advokat

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    13. VI. Der Tochter Abschied

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    14. I. Ouvertüre

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    15. II. Adagio

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom

    16. III. Scherzo finale

      Composer: Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek

      Ensemble: Staatskapelle Weimar

      Conductor: Stefan Solyom


Our comprehensive and successful Reznicek edition now presents three very different works – the Symphonic Suite No. 1 (1882), Dream Play Suite (1915 / 21), and Carnival Suite (1932) – which the composer nonetheless assigned to the suite genre. Taken together, they document his compositional and stylistic development over the decades. Moreover, they are performed by an orchestra that Reznicek himself once had conducted for a short time: the Weimar State Orchestra. His Symphonic Suite is more like a three-movement symphony for full orchestra. It is clearly audible that here Reznicek is not concerned with motivic work and thematic fission but with the contrast of moods. The harmony and the instrumentation leave little doubt about its source of inspiration in Wagner. The suite from the incidental music to Strindberg’s Dream Play is a series of short, atmospherically dense musical pictures, and in terms of its compositional history the Carnival Suite is a symphonic intermezzo dividing the opera Gondoliere des Dogen into two parts. In the manner of a Baroque suite, it consists of seven parts: March – Introduction – Pierrot and Columbine – Gigue – Furlana – Passepied – Aria – Gypsy March. The relation of the suite to the rest of the opera music results from the circumstance that here too the rhythm of the Furlana (dance from the Friuli region) is omnipresent.