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Casella: Symphony No. 2 & La donna serpente: Orchestral Fragments

Sinfonieorchester Munster, Fabrizio Ventura

Casella: Symphony No. 2 & La donna serpente: Orchestral Fragments
[The Symphony is] a turbulent outpouring in four movement, the last of which culminates in a grandiloquent epilogue…Chandos’s splendiferously realistic sound is the icing on a very rich cake.

Casella: Symphony No. 2 & La donna serpente: Orchestral Fragments

Sinfonieorchester Munster, Fabrizio Ventura

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[The Symphony is] a turbulent outpouring in four movement, the last of which culminates in a grandiloquent epilogue…Chandos’s splendiferously realistic sound is the icing on a very rich cake.

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Inspired by Mahler and Strauss, the Italian composer Alfredo Casella created his multi-layered second symphony in Paris in 1908/09 - the highlight of his early work. With this work, he regained international recognition for the Italian symphony. At the age of 45, he also devoted himself to the music theater and composed the opera La Donna Serpente after a fairy tale by Carlo Gozzi.

Contents and tracklist

I. Lento grave solenne
Track length13:10
II. Allegro molto vivace
Track length8:30
III. Adagio quasi andante
Track length12:06
IVa. Finale (Tempo di marcia ben risoluto con fuoco)
Track length10:56
IVb. Epilogo (Adagio mistico)
Track length7:50
I. Musica del sogno di re Altidòr (Andante)
Track length3:15
II. Interludio (Andante moderato)
Track length1:23
III. Marcia guerriera (Tempo di marcia)
Track length5:39

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Awards Issue 2017

[The Symphony is] a turbulent outpouring in four movement, the last of which culminates in a grandiloquent epilogue…Chandos’s splendiferously realistic sound is the icing on a very rich cake.
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