Carl Nielsen : Concertos (Live)
New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert
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“I think in terms of the instruments themselves – I sort of creep into their souls” said Carl Nielsen (1865–1931). His three solo concertos for violin, flute, and clarinet are highly characteristic and expressive works that show how Nielsen developed as a composer, increasingly distancing himself from the classical conventions. This new recording by the New York Philharmonic and Alan Gilbert concludes the acclaimed Nielsen Project with Nikolaj Znaider, Robert Langevin, and Anthony McGill as soloists in vivid live performances from Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center. © DaCapo
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Violin Concerto, Op. 33, FS 61 (Carl Nielsen)
Nikolaj Znaider, Violin - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Nikolaj Znaider, Violin - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Nikolaj Znaider, Violin - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Flute Concerto, FS 119 (Carl Nielsen)
Robert Langevin, Flute - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Robert Langevin, Flute - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Clarinet Concerto, Op. 57, FS 129 (Carl Nielsen)
Anthony McGill, Clarinet - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Anthony McGill, Clarinet - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Anthony McGill, Clarinet - New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Alan Gilbert, Conductor - Carl Nielsen, Composer
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Album Description
“I think in terms of the instruments themselves – I sort of creep into their souls” said Carl Nielsen (1865–1931). His three solo concertos for violin, flute, and clarinet are highly characteristic and expressive works that show how Nielsen developed as a composer, increasingly distancing himself from the classical conventions. This new recording by the New York Philharmonic and Alan Gilbert concludes the acclaimed Nielsen Project with Nikolaj Znaider, Robert Langevin, and Anthony McGill as soloists in vivid live performances from Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center. © DaCapo
About the album
- 1 disc(s) - 8 track(s)
- Total length: 01:17:14
- Main artist: Alan Gilbert
- Composer: Carl Nielsen
- Label: Da Capo
- Area: Danemark
- Genre: Klassiek Concertmuziek
- Period: Musique Moderne
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24-Bit 192.0 kHz - Stereo
(C) 2015 Dacapo SACD (P) 2015 Dacapo SACD
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