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Finzi: Clarinet Concerto
Benedetto Marcello Chamber Orchestra
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Gerald Finzi saía da infância quando estourou a Primeira Guerra Mundial. No conflito, perdeu seu primeiro e querido professor de música, Ernest Farrar, e três irmãos. O refúgio para realidade tão opressora foi a poesia, e não por acaso os poetas britânicos seriam uma influência constante em sua carreira de compositor. Não apenas em peças como a cantata Die Natale, para soprano e cordas, inspirada em textos do poeta do século XVII Thomas Traherne que falam de inocência e da descoberta do mundo, mas também em peças instrumentais, nas quais prevalece um clima diretamente ligado à paisagem campestre britânica, como o Concerto para clarinete, de vigor melódico de tirar o fôlego. As duas obras estão no disco da Benedetto Marcello Chamber Orchestra, criada em meados dos anos 1980 e lindamente acompanhada da soprano Susanna Rigacci e da clarinetista Roberta Gottardi, sob regência de Flavio Emilio Scogna. O disco traz ainda o Prelúdio, primeira parte de um Tríptico para orquestra de cordas que Finzi não completou. No todo, fica difícil imaginar porta de entrada melhor para o lirismo, a nostalgia e a expressividade de um compositor de sensibilidade tocante.
Gerald Finzi (1901-1956) was an English composer known for his lyrical and contempla- tive music, often inspired by English literature and landscape. Born in London, he faced numerous hardships and personal losses early in life, which shaped much of his musical output, often reflecting themes of mortality and nostalgia. In World War II he worked to assist German and Austrian musicians fleeing the Nazis. Finzi's works are characterized by their deep sensitivity to English poetry and their pastoral nature. His love for literature is evident in many of his vocal works, including settings of texts by Thomas Hardy, William Wordsworth, and Christina Rossetti. The cantata Dies Natalis, composed between 1925 and 1939, is one of Finzi's most celebrated works. It is a setting of texts by the 17th-century poet Thomas Traherne, which explore themes of innocence and the wonder of a newborn experiencing the world for the first time. Scored for solo voice and strings, the work reflects Finzi's delicate and expressive style, with lyrical vocal lines and lush orchestration that evoke a sense of spiritual reflection. Also presented is Finzi's Clarinet Concerto, a vibrant and melodious work, one of the finest in its genre.
Gerald Finzi (1901-1956) was an English composer known for his lyrical and contempla- tive music, often inspired by English literature and landscape. Born in London, he faced numerous hardships and personal losses early in life, which shaped much of his musical output, often reflecting themes of mortality and nostalgia. In World War II he worked to assist German and Austrian musicians fleeing the Nazis. Finzi's works are characterized by their deep sensitivity to English poetry and their pastoral nature. His love for literature is evident in many of his vocal works, including settings of texts by Thomas Hardy, William Wordsworth, and Christina Rossetti. The cantata Dies Natalis, composed between 1925 and 1939, is one of Finzi's most celebrated works. It is a setting of texts by the 17th-century poet Thomas Traherne, which explore themes of innocence and the wonder of a newborn experiencing the world for the first time. Scored for solo voice and strings, the work reflects Finzi's delicate and expressive style, with lyrical vocal lines and lush orchestration that evoke a sense of spiritual reflection. Also presented is Finzi's Clarinet Concerto, a vibrant and melodious work, one of the finest in its genre.
Detalhes / Referência
Finzi: Clarinet Concerto, Dies Natalis, Prelude
Susanna Rigacci/Roberta Gottardi/Benedetto Marcello Chamber Orchestra/Flavio Emilio Scogna
Susanna Rigacci/Roberta Gottardi/Benedetto Marcello Chamber Orchestra/Flavio Emilio Scogna
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Tipo de Produto | CD |
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Número de Catálogo/ISBN | 5028421973418 |
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Data gravação | 2025 |
Data de Lançamento | 2025 |