BBC Concert Orchestra and Gavin Sutherland and Valentina Lisitsa - Love Story: Piano Themes From Cinema's Golden Age (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: BBC Concert Orchestra, Gavin Sutherland, Valentina Lisitsa
- Title: Love Story: Piano Themes From Cinema's Golden Age
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Decca
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:08:21
- Total Size: 335 / 1258 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Addinsell: Warsaw Concerto
02. Bennett: Murder On The Orient Express
03. Shostakovich: The Storming Of Red Hill (Assault On Beautiful Gorky) (From "The Unforgettable Year 1919")
04. Williams: Jealous Lover (From "The Apartment")
05. Rota: The Legend of the Glass Mountain
06. Farnon: Seashore
07. Addinsell: Invocation (From "Journey To Romance")
08. Smith: The Mansell Concerto (From "The Women's Angle")
09. Bath: Cornish Rhapsody (From "Love Story")
10. Beaver: Portrait of Isla (From "The Case of the Frightened Lady")
11. Grusin: New Hampshire Hornpipe (From "On Golden Pond")
12. Lucas: Rhapsody (From "Stage Fright")
13. Bridgewater: Legend of Lancelot (From "Train Of Events")
14. Williams: The Dream Of Olwen (From "While I Live")
15. Davis: Pride and Prejudice
Lisitsa and the BBC Concert Orchestra bring hit film themes to life in this unique collection, which houses a wide range of jazzy and elegant motifs. The Overture from Murder on the Orient Express showcases Lisitsa’s airy, relaxed playing as she gives the rich score a delightful second wind.
Founded in 1952 as a radio orchestra for performances of light and popular classics, the BBC Concert Orchestra has become one of Britain's leading orchestras, performing in concert, opera, and broadcasts. It grew out of Stanford Robinson's BBC Opera Orchestra. Robinson remained as guest conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra when Gilbert Vinter was named permanent conductor in 1952. Vinter resigned the following year and Charles Mackerras was appointed to the position in March 1954. In 1956, Vilem Tausky was named principal conductor, a position he held for ten years. Tausky's successors included Marcus Dods (1966-1970), Ashley Lawrence (1970-1989), Barry Wordsworth (1989-2006), and Keith Lockhart (from 2010). The orchestra has performed on the radio program "Friday Night Is Music Night" every week since 1953. For live performances, in 1972, the orchestra relocated from the Camden Theatre to its new home at the Hippodrome in North London. The orchestra also performs at the Royal Festival Hall in London and in regular tours throughout Britain, Europe, the United States, and the Far East. Its repertoire ranges from recording film music and accompanying pop singers to performing opera and symphonic works.
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01. Addinsell: Warsaw Concerto
02. Bennett: Murder On The Orient Express
03. Shostakovich: The Storming Of Red Hill (Assault On Beautiful Gorky) (From "The Unforgettable Year 1919")
04. Williams: Jealous Lover (From "The Apartment")
05. Rota: The Legend of the Glass Mountain
06. Farnon: Seashore
07. Addinsell: Invocation (From "Journey To Romance")
08. Smith: The Mansell Concerto (From "The Women's Angle")
09. Bath: Cornish Rhapsody (From "Love Story")
10. Beaver: Portrait of Isla (From "The Case of the Frightened Lady")
11. Grusin: New Hampshire Hornpipe (From "On Golden Pond")
12. Lucas: Rhapsody (From "Stage Fright")
13. Bridgewater: Legend of Lancelot (From "Train Of Events")
14. Williams: The Dream Of Olwen (From "While I Live")
15. Davis: Pride and Prejudice
Lisitsa and the BBC Concert Orchestra bring hit film themes to life in this unique collection, which houses a wide range of jazzy and elegant motifs. The Overture from Murder on the Orient Express showcases Lisitsa’s airy, relaxed playing as she gives the rich score a delightful second wind.
Founded in 1952 as a radio orchestra for performances of light and popular classics, the BBC Concert Orchestra has become one of Britain's leading orchestras, performing in concert, opera, and broadcasts. It grew out of Stanford Robinson's BBC Opera Orchestra. Robinson remained as guest conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra when Gilbert Vinter was named permanent conductor in 1952. Vinter resigned the following year and Charles Mackerras was appointed to the position in March 1954. In 1956, Vilem Tausky was named principal conductor, a position he held for ten years. Tausky's successors included Marcus Dods (1966-1970), Ashley Lawrence (1970-1989), Barry Wordsworth (1989-2006), and Keith Lockhart (from 2010). The orchestra has performed on the radio program "Friday Night Is Music Night" every week since 1953. For live performances, in 1972, the orchestra relocated from the Camden Theatre to its new home at the Hippodrome in North London. The orchestra also performs at the Royal Festival Hall in London and in regular tours throughout Britain, Europe, the United States, and the Far East. Its repertoire ranges from recording film music and accompanying pop singers to performing opera and symphonic works.
Year 2016 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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