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Special offer. Penderecki, Dvořák

Sinfonia Varsovia, Krzysztof Penderecki

The Penderecki is the standout performance, with well-controlled playing by Sinfonia Varsovia. The Dvorak occasionally requires more clarity.

Special offer. Penderecki, Dvořák

Sinfonia Varsovia, Krzysztof Penderecki

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The Penderecki is the standout performance, with well-controlled playing by Sinfonia Varsovia. The Dvorak occasionally requires more clarity.

About

Sinfonia Varsovia’s new album on Warner Classics is a musical birthday gift for Maestro Krzysztof Penderecki – the orchestra’s artistic director. On the album, he conducts Antonín Dvořák’s heroic and elegiac Symphony No. 7 in D Minor Op. 70 (1885), as well

as his own Symphony No. 2 “Christmas Symphony” (1980).

Contents and tracklist

Allegro maestoso
Track length10:56
This track is only available as an album download.
Poco adagio
Track length8:53
Scherzo.Vivace
Track length7:26
Finale. Alegro
Track length9:49

Awards and reviews

March 2018

The Penderecki is the standout performance, with well-controlled playing by Sinfonia Varsovia. The Dvorak occasionally requires more clarity.

March 2018

[The Symphony] is an overtly tonal work, coming after the crunchy chord clusters of his avant-garde First Symphony. There’s a late 19th-century richness and neo-Romantic language to the writing, brooding and densely scored…the Varsovia brass [are] on particularly impressive form…The choice of coupling is rather odd…but Penderecki offers a sprightly reading with plenty of pep.
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