The Royal Norwegian Air Force Band, Leif Arne Pedersen - Battle of Stalingrad (2013) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The Royal Norwegian Air Force Band, Leif Arne Pedersen
- Title: Battle of Stalingrad
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Lawo Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:54:56
- Total Size: 556 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Solemn Overture, Op. 72
02. The Flight of the Bumblebee
03. Armenian Folk Song and Dance, I. Dancing Song
04. Armenian Folk Song and Dance, II. Dance
05. Lezginka from Gayane Ballet
06. Soviet Police March
07. Uzbek March and Dancing Song, I. Uzbek March
08. Uzbek March and Dancing Song, II. Dancing Song
09. Comedians' Galop from the Comedians Suite, Op. 26
10. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, I. The City on the Volga
11. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, II. Invasion
12. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, III. Stalingrad in Flames
13. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, IV. The Enemy Is Doomed
14. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, V. Into Battle for the Motherland
15. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VI. Eternal Fame to the Heroes
16. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VII. Forward to Victory
17. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VIII. There Is a Cliff on the Volga
With the release of the Royal Norwegian Air Force Band’s new album featuring Russian music for wind instruments, the scene is set for a compelling musical experience. Bearing the title “The Battle of Stalingrad”, the recording offers the listener works of some of the most prominent early Soviet composers from a time when Europe was divided by the Iron Curtain. Even today we can take pleasure in the virtuosity and power of these compositions — classic, immortal works that stir our feelings.
The idea for the recording stems from the band’s hugely popular concert production in Trondheim in the autumn of 2011, and at the Nordland Music Festival 2012, with the Battle of Stalingrad as its theme. Besides lavish works of Glière and Khatchaturian, who seldom have been recorded, the album includes virtuoso pieces of Kabalevsky and Rimsky-Korsakov.
The Royal Norwegian Air Force Band, one of five professional bands of the Norwegian Armed Forces, has roots dating back to 1818. While the band’s main venue is “Byscenen” in Trondheim’s city centre, it has distinguished itself nationally with its concerts and special events, and it has received a “Spellemannspris” nomination (Norwegian Grammy).
Leif Arne Pedersen took over as principal conductor in 2011. He is principal clarinet of the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, and he can be heard on a LAWO Classics release of Mozart and Brahms clarinet quintets.
01. Solemn Overture, Op. 72
02. The Flight of the Bumblebee
03. Armenian Folk Song and Dance, I. Dancing Song
04. Armenian Folk Song and Dance, II. Dance
05. Lezginka from Gayane Ballet
06. Soviet Police March
07. Uzbek March and Dancing Song, I. Uzbek March
08. Uzbek March and Dancing Song, II. Dancing Song
09. Comedians' Galop from the Comedians Suite, Op. 26
10. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, I. The City on the Volga
11. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, II. Invasion
12. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, III. Stalingrad in Flames
13. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, IV. The Enemy Is Doomed
14. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, V. Into Battle for the Motherland
15. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VI. Eternal Fame to the Heroes
16. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VII. Forward to Victory
17. Battle of Stalingrad, Op. 74A, VIII. There Is a Cliff on the Volga
With the release of the Royal Norwegian Air Force Band’s new album featuring Russian music for wind instruments, the scene is set for a compelling musical experience. Bearing the title “The Battle of Stalingrad”, the recording offers the listener works of some of the most prominent early Soviet composers from a time when Europe was divided by the Iron Curtain. Even today we can take pleasure in the virtuosity and power of these compositions — classic, immortal works that stir our feelings.
The idea for the recording stems from the band’s hugely popular concert production in Trondheim in the autumn of 2011, and at the Nordland Music Festival 2012, with the Battle of Stalingrad as its theme. Besides lavish works of Glière and Khatchaturian, who seldom have been recorded, the album includes virtuoso pieces of Kabalevsky and Rimsky-Korsakov.
The Royal Norwegian Air Force Band, one of five professional bands of the Norwegian Armed Forces, has roots dating back to 1818. While the band’s main venue is “Byscenen” in Trondheim’s city centre, it has distinguished itself nationally with its concerts and special events, and it has received a “Spellemannspris” nomination (Norwegian Grammy).
Leif Arne Pedersen took over as principal conductor in 2011. He is principal clarinet of the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, and he can be heard on a LAWO Classics release of Mozart and Brahms clarinet quintets.
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