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Leggenda |
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Romanza |
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Canto di caccia |
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Natale, Natale! |
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Capri e Taormina |
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Intermezzo |
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Tarantella |
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Marco Rogliano, violin
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Sassari Symphony Orchestra
Roberto Diem Tigani |
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Respighi - Humoreske
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Premiere recordings
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Ottorino Respighi (1879 - 1936) |
Humoreske for violin and orchestra
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Andantino - Andante - Presto |
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Leggenda for violin and orchestra
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Lento - Più mosso - Tempo I |
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Sei piccoli pezzi (transcription for orchestra by Adriano)
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I - Romanza |
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II - Canto di caccia siciliano |
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III - Canzone armena |
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IV - Natale, Natale! |
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V - Cantilena scozzese |
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VI - Piccoli highlanders |
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Rossiniana
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Capri e Taormina |
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Lamento |
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Intermezzo |
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Tarantella con passaggio della processione |
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"...The most successful group of Respighi’s main orchestral compositions need no introduction, from the three symphonic poems in a Roman setting to Gli Uccelli (The Byrds) and the three suites of the Ancient Airs and Dances for Lute - but the same cannot be said of another group of compositions, which can be ascribed to the period immediately following the Maestro’s youthful apprenticeship and are contemporary with his first international success. These pages of exquisite execution, elegant orchestration and solid formal structure have, however, remained in manuscript form and remain as yet largely unpublished. One example is this Humoreske for violin and orchestra, here presented in first worldwide release..."
(from the booklet)
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