Credits:

Rachmaninov, Sergei (1873-1943)

Description:

Gabriel Feltz & Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra! Rachmaninoff Vol. 4 is "The Bells"! German Maestro Gabriele Felz and the Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra present their fourth Rachmaninoff! The magnificent choral symphony is now available in a high-quality SACD hybrid recording by TRITONUS, one of the world's leading recording teams! In the past, he has held the distinguished positions of Kapellmeister of the City Theatre of Lübeck and the Theatre of Bremen, General Music Director of the Orchestra and Opera of Altenburg-Gera, Chief Conductor of the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra, General Music Director of the City of Stuttgart, and Principal Guest Conductor of the Basel Opera House. Since the 2013/14 season, he has served as General Music Director of the city of Dortmund and Principal Conductor of the Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra. Having demonstrated his ability and keen musicianship in the three symphonic cycles of Rachmaninoff that he started with his new hand-picked orchestra, the Dortmund Philharmonic, Gabriele Felz next recorded the choral symphony "The Bells" with solo voice and chorus, and Respighi's orchestration of the piano piece "Sound Pictures" live in 2019.Expect a full performance and interpretation of the magnificent "Bells" and vivid "Sound Pictures" by Gabriel Feltz, who was awarded the Rachmaninoff Prize by the Rachmaninoff Foundation in 2007 when he was a member of the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra! As with the three symphonies, the recording is by TRITONUS, one of the world's leading recording teams with multiple Grammy Awards to their credit. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.Die Glocken Op. 35~I. Allegro, ma non tanto
2.Die Glocken Op. 35~II. Lento
3.Die Glocken Op. 35~III. Presto
4.Die Glocken Op. 35~IV. Lento lugubre
5.Cinq Etudes-Tableaux~I. La mer et les mouettes (Op. 39 n. 2)
6.Cinq Etudes-Tableaux~II. La foire (Op. 33 n.4)
7.Cinq Etudes-Tableaux~III. Marche funebre (Op. 39 n. 7)
8.Cinq Etudes-Tableaux~IV. Le Chaperon rouge et le loup (Op. 39 n. 6)
9.Cinq Etudes-Tableaux~V. Marche (Op. 39 n. 9)