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“Variations chromatiques” is a dramatic work recorded only once before, by the Louisville Orchestra in 1973. This is the first modern recording and this work is now available for download.
Excerpt 1 - Movement II: Pickups to [1] to 4 measures before [3], Excerpt 2 - Movement II: Pickups to [7] to end. BIZET: Symphony in C Major / L'Arlesienne / Jeux d'Enfants NA 3278. Studio and Surround are all formatted in FLAC. Lossless is available in FLAC and ALAC (For Mac).
Gounod's Symphony in D proved a popular work, receiving at least eight performances in Paris alone within the space of a year. Bizet was subsequently engaged with writing a transcription of the work for two pianos, one of a number of commissions to transcribe Gounod's work Bizet accepted to earn extra income. This proximity to his mentor's work emerges in the close stylistic resemblance of Bizet's symphony with Gounod's; it may also explain why Bizet chose not to publish his symphony.
We took Bizet’s own orchestrations of five of the pieces. The remaining seven pieces’ orchestrations are by Hershey Kay and Roy Douglas. This recording is the first to feature all 12 pieces, with the Kay and Douglas orchestrations.
It was produced as a ballet choreographed by George Balanchine,and premiered at the San Francisco Ballet in 1961. “Jeux d’Enfants” is filled with youthful wonder, and fanciful, charming, memorable tunes. We took Bizet’s own orchestrations of five of the pieces. The remaining seven pieces’ orchestrations are by Hershey Kay and Roy Douglas. This recording is the first to feature all 12 pieces, with the Kay and Douglas orchestrations. “Variations chromatiques” is a dramatic work recorded only once before, by the Louisville Orchestra in 1973. This is the first modern recording and this work is now available for download.
Similarities with Gounod's Symphony in D [ ].
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The “Symphony in C” is a delightful gem, composed in 1855. It was produced as a ballet choreographed by George Balanchine,and premiered at the San Francisco Ballet in 1961. “Jeux d’Enfants” is filled with youthful wonder, and fanciful, charming, memorable tunes.
Reference Recordings is proud to present these three works of Georges Bizet, beautifully performed by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Martin West. The recording was made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California by Grammy- winning engineer Keith O.
The Haydn is incredibly pure.’ The spirit of Haydn was reborn in the astonishingly fresh and accomplished Symphony composed by Georges Bizet as a 17-year-old student in Paris: a masterpiece of succinctness and joie de vivre, with writing of dazzling quality and a wonderful melodic sense. The work inspired great affection in Ansermet who recorded it twice. The 1961 account has already been reissued by Eloquence as part of the conductor’s complete stereo recordings of Bizet (480 0457). Dating from March 1953, the earlier mono version is scarcely less vivid thanks to both the Decca engineering team (led by Peter Andry) and Ansermet’s acute ear for instrumental balance. Its original companion on disc was the rarely heard Patrie Overture, recorded just 18 months later and originally issued in mono; with this newly remastered release the pioneering efforts of Decca’s stereo team can be enjoyed.
Reference Recordings is proud to present these three works of Georges Bizet, beautifully performed by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Martin West. The recording was made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California by Grammy- winning engineer Keith O. The “Symphony in C” is a delightful gem, composed in 1855.
This recording is the first to feature all 12 pieces, with the Kay and Douglas orchestrations. “Variations chromatiques” is a dramatic work recorded only once before, by the Louisville Orchestra in 1973.
Bizet was subsequently engaged with writing a transcription of the work for two pianos, one of a number of commissions to transcribe Gounod's work Bizet accepted to earn extra income. This proximity to his mentor's work emerges in the close stylistic resemblance of Bizet's symphony with Gounod's; it may also explain why Bizet chose not to publish his symphony.
At the Conservatoire, Bizet had come increasingly under the influence of Charles Gounod, whose works in the first half of the 1850s—including (1851), Ulysse (1852) and the Symphony No. 1 in D major (1855)—had a strong impact on the young composer. As Bizet would later write of this period: 'Fifteen years ago [i.e.1855/56], when I used to say 'Sapho and the choruses from Ulysse are masterpieces', people laughed in my face. I was right.' In 1855, with Gounod his principal mentor, Bizet wrote his first three major compositions: the opera, an overture, and the Symphony in C. A year before Bizet started to compose the Symphony, Gounod had written his own first Symphony (in D), composed at the end of 1854 in the wake of a tepid response to his opera.
Allegro vivace History [ ] Background [ ] The symphony is widely assumed to have been a student assignment, written toward the end of Bizet's nine years of study at the Conservatoire de Paris. At the Conservatoire, Bizet had come increasingly under the influence of Charles Gounod, whose works in the first half of the 1850s—including (1851), Ulysse (1852) and the Symphony No. 1 in D major (1855)—had a strong impact on the young composer. As Bizet would later write of this period: 'Fifteen years ago [i.e.1855/56], when I used to say 'Sapho and the choruses from Ulysse are masterpieces', people laughed in my face. I was right.' In 1855, with Gounod his principal mentor, Bizet wrote his first three major compositions: the opera, an overture, and the Symphony in C.
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About Ansermet’s invigorating and unsentimental way with Haydn has been documented on Eloquence with reissues of the Paris symphonies (480 1942) and the Symphonies Nos. 22 and 90 (480 0378).
Reference Recordings is proud to present these three works of Georges Bizet, beautifully performed by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Martin West. The recording was made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California by Grammy- winning engineer Keith O. The “Symphony in C” is a delightful gem, composed in 1855. It was produced as a ballet choreographed by George Balanchine,and premiered at the San Francisco Ballet in 1961. “Jeux d’Enfants” is filled with youthful wonder, and fanciful, charming, memorable tunes. We took Bizet’s own orchestrations of five of the pieces. The remaining seven pieces’ orchestrations are by Hershey Kay and Roy Douglas.
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Similarities with Gounod's Symphony in D [ ].
Ansermet’s invigorating and unsentimental way with Haydn has been documented on Eloquence with reissues of the Paris symphonies (480 1942) and the Symphonies Nos. 22 and 90 (480 0378). What Ansermet loved about Haydn above all was his ability to ‘express afresh every time, in so satisfying and charming a way, his moral health and optimism.’ In the course of his analysis, Ansermet also admires a ‘heartfelt simplicity a richness and a purity that give his work its personal, never-changing character.’ No. 101, the ‘Clock’ finds him in his element, taking a noble and unsentimental approach to the symphony’s introduction before launching its main argument with the kind of rhythmically taut elan that distinguishes his many recordings of Ravel and Stravinsky. Made on 11 July 1949 in the famously sympathetic acoustic of the Victoria Hall in Geneva, the recording was both Ansermet’s first Haydn on record and his last recording on 78rpm. When issued on the brand-new LP format in May 1950, the recording caused a stir in the pages of Gramophone, prompting a long letter from an excited reader: ‘I have never heard such reproduction on discs – not ever.
Bizet was subsequently engaged with writing a transcription of the work for two pianos, one of a number of commissions to transcribe Gounod's work Bizet accepted to earn extra income. This proximity to his mentor's work emerges in the close stylistic resemblance of Bizet's symphony with Gounod's; it may also explain why Bizet chose not to publish his symphony.
At the Conservatoire, Bizet had come increasingly under the influence of Charles Gounod, whose works in the first half of the 1850s—including (1851), Ulysse (1852) and the Symphony No. 1 in D major (1855)—had a strong impact on the young composer. As Bizet would later write of this period: 'Fifteen years ago [i.e.1855/56], when I used to say 'Sapho and the choruses from Ulysse are masterpieces', people laughed in my face. I was right.' In 1855, with Gounod his principal mentor, Bizet wrote his first three major compositions: the opera, an overture, and the Symphony in C. A year before Bizet started to compose the Symphony, Gounod had written his own first Symphony (in D), composed at the end of 1854 in the wake of a tepid response to his opera. Gounod's Symphony in D proved a popular work, receiving at least eight performances in Paris alone within the space of a year.
A year before Bizet started to compose the Symphony, Gounod had written his own first Symphony (in D), composed at the end of 1854 in the wake of a tepid response to his opera. Gounod's Symphony in D proved a popular work, receiving at least eight performances in Paris alone within the space of a year.
Allegro vivace History [ ] Background [ ] The symphony is widely assumed to have been a student assignment, written toward the end of Bizet's nine years of study at the Conservatoire de Paris. At the Conservatoire, Bizet had come increasingly under the influence of Charles Gounod, whose works in the first half of the 1850s—including (1851), Ulysse (1852) and the Symphony No. 1 in D major (1855)—had a strong impact on the young composer. As Bizet would later write of this period: 'Fifteen years ago [i.e.1855/56], when I used to say 'Sapho and the choruses from Ulysse are masterpieces', people laughed in my face. I was right.' In 1855, with Gounod his principal mentor, Bizet wrote his first three major compositions: the opera, an overture, and the Symphony in C.
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Bizet was subsequently engaged with writing a transcription of the work for two pianos, one of a number of commissions to transcribe Gounod's work Bizet accepted to earn extra income. This proximity to his mentor's work emerges in the close stylistic resemblance of Bizet's symphony with Gounod's; it may also explain why Bizet chose not to publish his symphony. Similarities with Gounod's Symphony in D [ ].
Written for a standard orchestra (without trombones), the work closely follows the classical symphonic form in four movements. The first and the last movement are in. • Allegro vivace • Finale.
Similarities with Gounod's Symphony in D [ ].
Reference Recordings is proud to present these three works of Georges Bizet, beautifully performed by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Martin West. The recording was made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California by Grammy- winning engineer Keith O. The “Symphony in C” is a delightful gem, composed in 1855. It was produced as a ballet choreographed by George Balanchine,and premiered at the San Francisco Ballet in 1961. “Jeux d’Enfants” is filled with youthful wonder, and fanciful, charming, memorable tunes. We took Bizet’s own orchestrations of five of the pieces. The remaining seven pieces’ orchestrations are by Hershey Kay and Roy Douglas.
This is the first modern recording and this work is now available for download.
The work inspired great affection in Ansermet who recorded it twice. The 1961 account has already been reissued by Eloquence as part of the conductor’s complete stereo recordings of Bizet (480 0457). Dating from March 1953, the earlier mono version is scarcely less vivid thanks to both the Decca engineering team (led by Peter Andry) and Ansermet’s acute ear for instrumental balance. Its original companion on disc was the rarely heard Patrie Overture, recorded just 18 months later and originally issued in mono; with this newly remastered release the pioneering efforts of Decca’s stereo team can be enjoyed. ‘I like the subdued tone Ansermet secures at the start of the gay finale; and the playing is first class.’ Gramophone, May 1950 (Haydn) ‘There are few more delightful symphonies in the repertoire and there are few, if any, more felicitous disc performances of it than this one The playing throughout is exceptionally crisp Ansermet gives the end sections [of Patrie] the grand treatment, while bringin contrasting intimacy to the lyrical middle part.’ High Fidelity, May 1963 (Bizet).
A year before Bizet started to compose the Symphony, Gounod had written his own first Symphony (in D), composed at the end of 1854 in the wake of a tepid response to his opera. Gounod's Symphony in D proved a popular work, receiving at least eight performances in Paris alone within the space of a year. Bizet was subsequently engaged with writing a transcription of the work for two pianos, one of a number of commissions to transcribe Gounod's work Bizet accepted to earn extra income. This proximity to his mentor's work emerges in the close stylistic resemblance of Bizet's symphony with Gounod's; it may also explain why Bizet chose not to publish his symphony. Similarities with Gounod's Symphony in D [ ].
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Written for a standard orchestra (without trombones), the work closely follows the classical symphonic form in four movements. The first and the last movement are in. • Allegro vivace • Finale. Allegro vivace History [ ] Background [ ] The symphony is widely assumed to have been a student assignment, written toward the end of Bizet's nine years of study at the Conservatoire de Paris.
This recording is the first to feature all 12 pieces, with the Kay and Douglas orchestrations. “Variations chromatiques” is a dramatic work recorded only once before, by the Louisville Orchestra in 1973. This is the first modern recording and this work is now available for download.
Written for a standard orchestra (without trombones), the work closely follows the classical symphonic form in four movements. The first and the last movement are in. • Allegro vivace • Finale. Allegro vivace History [ ] Background [ ] The symphony is widely assumed to have been a student assignment, written toward the end of Bizet's nine years of study at the Conservatoire de Paris.
The “Symphony in C” is a delightful gem, composed in 1855. It was produced as a ballet choreographed by George Balanchine,and premiered at the San Francisco Ballet in 1961. “Jeux d’Enfants” is filled with youthful wonder, and fanciful, charming, memorable tunes. We took Bizet’s own orchestrations of five of the pieces.
Written for a standard orchestra (without trombones), the work closely follows the classical symphonic form in four movements. The first and the last movement are in. • Allegro vivace • Finale. Allegro vivace History [ ] Background [ ] The symphony is widely assumed to have been a student assignment, written toward the end of Bizet's nine years of study at the Conservatoire de Paris.
At the Conservatoire, Bizet had come increasingly under the influence of Charles Gounod, whose works in the first half of the 1850s—including (1851), Ulysse (1852) and the Symphony No. 1 in D major (1855)—had a strong impact on the young composer. As Bizet would later write of this period: 'Fifteen years ago [i.e.1855/56], when I used to say 'Sapho and the choruses from Ulysse are masterpieces', people laughed in my face. I was right.' In 1855, with Gounod his principal mentor, Bizet wrote his first three major compositions: the opera, an overture, and the Symphony in C. A year before Bizet started to compose the Symphony, Gounod had written his own first Symphony (in D), composed at the end of 1854 in the wake of a tepid response to his opera. Gounod's Symphony in D proved a popular work, receiving at least eight performances in Paris alone within the space of a year.
What Ansermet loved about Haydn above all was his ability to ‘express afresh every time, in so satisfying and charming a way, his moral health and optimism.’ In the course of his analysis, Ansermet also admires a ‘heartfelt simplicity a richness and a purity that give his work its personal, never-changing character.’ No. 101, the ‘Clock’ finds him in his element, taking a noble and unsentimental approach to the symphony’s introduction before launching its main argument with the kind of rhythmically taut elan that distinguishes his many recordings of Ravel and Stravinsky. Made on 11 July 1949 in the famously sympathetic acoustic of the Victoria Hall in Geneva, the recording was both Ansermet’s first Haydn on record and his last recording on 78rpm. When issued on the brand-new LP format in May 1950, the recording caused a stir in the pages of Gramophone, prompting a long letter from an excited reader: ‘I have never heard such reproduction on discs – not ever. The Haydn is incredibly pure.’ The spirit of Haydn was reborn in the astonishingly fresh and accomplished Symphony composed by Georges Bizet as a 17-year-old student in Paris: a masterpiece of succinctness and joie de vivre, with writing of dazzling quality and a wonderful melodic sense.
The remaining seven pieces’ orchestrations are by Hershey Kay and Roy Douglas. This recording is the first to feature all 12 pieces, with the Kay and Douglas orchestrations. “Variations chromatiques” is a dramatic work recorded only once before, by the Louisville Orchestra in 1973. This is the first modern recording and this work is now available for download.
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Written for a standard orchestra (without trombones), the work closely follows the classical symphonic form in four movements. The first and the last movement are in. • Allegro vivace • Finale.
Reference Recordings is proud to present these three works of Georges Bizet, beautifully performed by the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra, conducted by Martin West. The recording was made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California by Grammy- winning engineer Keith O.