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COMPOSERSPOHR, LOUIS
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ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLESlovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
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PERFORMERWalter
Spohr: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 9 / Walter, Slovak State Philharmonic
- Naxos
- August 12, 2016
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RELEASE DATEAugust 12, 2016
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UPC747313554027
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CATALOG NUMBER8555540
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LABELNaxos
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Allegro
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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II. Larghetto
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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III. Scherzo: Presto
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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IV. Finale: Vivace
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part I: Der Winter (The Winter): Allegro maestoso
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part I: Der Übergang zum Frühling (The transition to Spring): L'istesso tempo
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part I: Der Frühling (Spring): Moderato
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part II: Der Sommer (Summer): Largo
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part II: Einleitung zum Herbst (Prelude to Autumn): Allegro vivace
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Part II: Der Herbst (Autumn): L'istesso tempo
Composer: Louis Spohr
Ensemble: Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alfred Walter
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Composed in London, Spohr's Second Symphony was received with real enthusiasm at its premiere, the audience responding to the work's tasteful Haydn-esque flourishes, wide emotional palette and delightful writing for wind instruments. Written in 1850, a year after the re-imposition of authoritarian rule in Germany, Symphony No. 9 "The Seasons" is no mere programmatic work but a symbolic journey from the winter darkness of political oppression through the "Garden of Eden" imagery of Spring and the vibrant colors of Summer, ending with Autumn whose positive finale is a celebration of the composer's belief in the political rebirth of Germany.
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