Alla Pavlova: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 3
Olga Vedernikova (violin)
Russian Philharmonic Orchestra Soloists, Russian Philharmonia, Alexander Vedernikov
[The First] is a haunting elegy in a single movement. Although written for only 11 instruments, its expressive scale and remarkable sense of structure more than justify the title of symphony...Pavlova...
Alla Pavlova: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 3
Olga Vedernikova (violin)
Russian Philharmonic Orchestra Soloists, Russian Philharmonia, Alexander Vedernikov
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[The First] is a haunting elegy in a single movement. Although written for only 11 instruments, its expressive scale and remarkable sense of structure more than justify the title of symphony...Pavlova...
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Pavlova:
Symphony No. 1, "Farewell Russia"
Work length26:03
This work is only available as an album download.
- Leonid Lebedev (flute), Nikolay Lotakov (piccolo), Mikhail Shestakov (violin), Valery Brill (cello), Mikhail Adamovich (piano)
- Russian Philharmonic Orchestra
- Konstantin Krimetz
- Recorded: 1 June 1995
- Recording Venue: Russian Broadcasting Studios, Moscow
- Olga Vedernikova (violin)
- Russian Philharmonic Orchestra
- Alexander Vedernikov
- Recorded: 1 June 1995
- Recording Venue: Russian Broadcasting Studios, Moscow
Awards and reviews
29th December 2003
[The First] is a haunting elegy in a single movement. Although written for only 11 instruments, its expressive scale and remarkable sense of structure more than justify the title of symphony...Pavlova paints delicately with the unconventional ensemble, creating a sound-world simultaneously precise but also somehow suspended in dream.
