Name: David Del Tredici: An Alice Symphony par Phyllis Bryn-julson
Brand: Phyllis Bryn-Julson
SKU: 090438068826
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An Alice Symphony: I. Speak Roughly / Speak Gently Voir sur Youtube

David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

07:27

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An Alice Symphony: II. The Lobster Quadrille Voir sur Youtube

David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

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An Alice Symphony: III. 'Tis The Voice of The Sluggard Voir sur Youtube

David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

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An Alice Symphony: IV. Who Stole The Tarts? Dream - Conclusion Voir sur Youtube

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This is a "live" recording made on August 7, 1991 of the first complete performance of David Del Tredici's An Alice Symphony. The work was composed in 1969 and revised in 1976. Since Del Tredici had two pending commissions for shorter orchestral works in hand when he wrote this forty-minute symphony, he separated the work into two two-movement pieces and had them performed that way. This satisfied the commission and got the music played, but it resulted in confusion and prevented its being heard as intended for over twenty years.

The performance was held at the Theatre-Concert Hall at Tanglewood in Lenox, Massachusetts. The audience is mostly quiet (although there are moments of laughter) and engineer Richard King achieves a natural and clear sound despite the difficulties of recording on site. Nor does one have to make allowances for problems arising in live performance, which is remarkable for such a complex work receiving its first integral performance. Oliver Knussen is outstanding conducting the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra.

The star of the recording is soprano Phyllis Bryn-Julson, one of the finest American sopranos, particularly on the new music scene. She must read sections of Lewis Carroll's text. She howls as the mistreated baby in the first scene and sings gently in a song advising kinder treatment of children. There is wistfulness in the Lobster songs, and frenzy in the final scene, the trial In Re: The stolen tarts.

One also has to praise the nicely illustrated and very informative fold-out program booklet featuring the composer amid whimsical statues of characters from the Alice stories. This is wild and often complex music that is not for everyone, but this recording makes an excellent case for it.

1. An Alice Symphony: I. Speak Roughly / Speak Gently

par David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

Artiste Principal: Phyllis Bryn-julson; Interprète principal
Orchestre: Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra; Ensemble
Compositeur: David Del Tredici; Compositeur
Chef D'orchestre: Oliver Knussen; Chef D'orchestre

2. An Alice Symphony: II. The Lobster Quadrille

par David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

Artiste Principal: Phyllis Bryn-julson; Interprète principal
Orchestre: Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra; Ensemble
Compositeur: David Del Tredici; Compositeur
Chef D'orchestre: Oliver Knussen; Chef D'orchestre

3. An Alice Symphony: III. 'Tis The Voice of The Sluggard

par David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

Artiste Principal: Phyllis Bryn-julson; Interprète principal
Orchestre: Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra; Ensemble
Compositeur: David Del Tredici; Compositeur
Chef D'orchestre: Oliver Knussen; Chef D'orchestre

4. An Alice Symphony: IV. Who Stole The Tarts? Dream - Conclusion

par David Del Tredici & Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra & Phyllis Bryn-julson

Artiste Principal: Phyllis Bryn-julson; Interprète principal
Orchestre: Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra; Ensemble
Compositeur: David Del Tredici; Compositeur
Chef D'orchestre: Oliver Knussen; Chef D'orchestre

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4 titres disponibles

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LIVE

Format

Médias numériques

Durée

38 minutes et 19 secondes

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Aucun

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Disponible et jusqu'à 1500x1500 px

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Non disponible

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16bit / 44.1 kHz

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Extension audio

Sans perte: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Avec perte: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

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Disponible dans ces formats : ZIP, TAR, RAR

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Genres

Classique, Époque moderne, 20th, 21st Century, Performer

Label

NWCRI

Service de distribution de musique

Orchard Enterprises Inc

Pays

États-Unis

Langue

Anglais (États-Unis)

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Date de sortie

22 mai 1995

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Frais de livraison

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UPC

90438068826

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David Del Tredici: An Alice Symphony

1. An Alice Symphony: I. Speak Roughly / Speak Gently

2. An Alice Symphony: II. The Lobster Quadrille

3. An Alice Symphony: III. 'Tis The Voice of The Sluggard

4. An Alice Symphony: IV. Who Stole The Tarts? Dream - Conclusion

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David Del Tredici: An Alice Symphony

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1. An Alice Symphony: I. Speak Roughly / Speak Gently

2. An Alice Symphony: II. The Lobster Quadrille

3. An Alice Symphony: III. 'Tis The Voice of The Sluggard

4. An Alice Symphony: IV. Who Stole The Tarts? Dream - Conclusion

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