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阿侯: 第17號交響曲 (交響壁畫)
楊.萊托拉 管風琴
勞菈.胡寧年 豎琴
埃爾基.拉松帕洛 指揮
(芬蘭)拉赫蒂交響樂團
Aho's most extensive orchestral work to date
The prolific Finnish composer Kalevi Aho periodically undertakes large-scale compositions that showcase the full breadth of his artistic abilities. The Symphony No. 17 exemplifies this tendency, representing his most ambitious orchestral work to date.
The symphony requires a substantial orchestra, incorporating less common instruments such as the lupophone, a variation of the baritone oboe, and the contraforte, an acoustically enhanced contrabassoon. The first movement, “From the Deep”, which can also be performed as an independent symphonic poem, establishes a somber and profound atmosphere. The second movement, “Scherzo macabre”, suggests a macabre dance of death. The finale, “Distant Songs”, features musical shifts that evoke distant times, dances, and songs, before ultimately returning to the present.
Following its triumphant premiere in 2019, the symphony was immediately hailed as a magnum opus within Kalevi Aho's oeuvre.
Kalevi Aho (b. 1949)
Symphony No. 17 (2017)
Sinfonisia freskoja / Symphonic Frescoes
1) I. Syvyydesta (From the Deep)
2) II. Scherzo macabre
3) III. Kaukaisia lauluja (Distant Songs)
Lahti Symphony Orchestra
Erkki Lasonpalo conductor
Jan Lehtola organ · Laura Hynninen harp
TT: 60'23 |
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