Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Pavel Šnajdr - Symphonic Chronicles, Vol. 4 (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Pavel Šnajdr
- Title: Symphonic Chronicles, Vol. 4
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Navona
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:55:27
- Total Size: 262 / 989 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Korean Dance No. 1
02. Korean Dance No. 2
03. Korean Dance No. 3
04. Korean Dance No. 4
05. Svítání
06. Idyll
07. Korean Dance No. 5
08. Korean Dance No. 6
09. Korean Dance No. 7
10. Korean Dance No. 8
11. Monhegan Sunrise
12. Scherzo for Orchestra, Op. 37
13. Song of Thirteen Moons: I. Adagio
New symphonic music is thriving in 2025, and the wellspring of orchestral expression is continuously tapped by today’s leading composers. SYMPHONIC CHRONICLES VOLUME IV introduces listeners to six of these compositional voices, each of whom offer vivid, cinematic music in a spirit of innovation and artistic exploration.
From the steadfast solar beauty evoked in Christopher Jessup’s Svítání and Tom Myron’s Monhegan Sunrise to the serene, pastoral reflections of Idyll for Violin and Orchestra, these works evoke vivid imagery and emotion. Patrick Brill’s Scherzo for Orchestra, Op. 37 offers a study in absolute music, blending historical styles with original themes, while Richard E Brown’s 2 sets of Korean Dances reimagine traditional melodies with orchestral depth, and Peter Dickson Lopez’s Song of Thirteen Moons (Adagio) offers an intimate reflection on family and memory.
Richard E Brown composer
Christopher Jessup composer
Matthew Busse composer
Tom Myron composer
Patrick J. Brill composer
Peter Dickson Lopez composer
London Symphony Orchestra
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra
Miran Vaupotić conductor
Pavel Šnajdr conductor
Jiří Petrdlík conductor
01. Korean Dance No. 1
02. Korean Dance No. 2
03. Korean Dance No. 3
04. Korean Dance No. 4
05. Svítání
06. Idyll
07. Korean Dance No. 5
08. Korean Dance No. 6
09. Korean Dance No. 7
10. Korean Dance No. 8
11. Monhegan Sunrise
12. Scherzo for Orchestra, Op. 37
13. Song of Thirteen Moons: I. Adagio
New symphonic music is thriving in 2025, and the wellspring of orchestral expression is continuously tapped by today’s leading composers. SYMPHONIC CHRONICLES VOLUME IV introduces listeners to six of these compositional voices, each of whom offer vivid, cinematic music in a spirit of innovation and artistic exploration.
From the steadfast solar beauty evoked in Christopher Jessup’s Svítání and Tom Myron’s Monhegan Sunrise to the serene, pastoral reflections of Idyll for Violin and Orchestra, these works evoke vivid imagery and emotion. Patrick Brill’s Scherzo for Orchestra, Op. 37 offers a study in absolute music, blending historical styles with original themes, while Richard E Brown’s 2 sets of Korean Dances reimagine traditional melodies with orchestral depth, and Peter Dickson Lopez’s Song of Thirteen Moons (Adagio) offers an intimate reflection on family and memory.
Richard E Brown composer
Christopher Jessup composer
Matthew Busse composer
Tom Myron composer
Patrick J. Brill composer
Peter Dickson Lopez composer
London Symphony Orchestra
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra
Miran Vaupotić conductor
Pavel Šnajdr conductor
Jiří Petrdlík conductor
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