Divine
Art 27807 - Orchestral and Chamber Music - Milhaud
MP3
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Recorded
1936 - 1953
Transcribed various 78rpm & vinyl discs - full details with
sleevenotes
Remastered by Andrew Rose & released in 2006 as Divine Art CD
27806
Duration
79'30"
Trio
for Violin, Clarinet and Piano
Parrenin, Delecluse, Haas-Hamburger (1953)
Symphonic
Suite no. 2 ("Protée")
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux (1946)
Little
Chamber Symphony no. 3
Pougnet, Pini, Kell, Draper & Eskdale, conducted by Walter
Goehr (1936)
Serenade
for Orchestra
Suite
from Maximilien
Trois
Rag Caprices
Vienna Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Henry Swoboda (1950)
Five
Studies for Piano and Orchestra
Paul Badura-Skoda, Vienna SO/Swoboda (1950)
COMES WITH ORIGINAL SLEEVENOTES & PRINTABLE COVERS
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sample:
This
compilation of recordings brings together a wide range of performers and
rare works by the French composer Darius Milhaud for the first
time. Remastered from both 78s and early 1950's vinyl, we have managed
a remarkable consistency of sound across the disc - the change from shellac
to vinyl is barely noticeable, a feat achieved without any downgrading
of the vinyl sound.
The
music is eclectic - at times hugely tuneful, tonal and joyous, at times
daring in its use of polytonality, and yet throughout a complete delight
to listen to. Amongst other rarities, we present possibly one of the only
symphonies ever to have fitted entirely onto one side of a 78rpm record!
Running
to some thirty tracks, and only just squeezing onto a CD, you'll find
here some superb musicianship and wonderful music!
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