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Description: Genre: Classical - Classical Instrumental / Audio CD released 1996-09-16 at EMI / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Young Pe ... more
Britten: The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra ... Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Theme (Allegro maestoso e largamente)
2 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.A: Fls & piccolo
3 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.B: Obs (Lento)
4 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.C: Cls (Moderato)
5 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.D: Bns (Allegro alla marcia)
6 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.E: Vns (Brillante: alla polacca)
7 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.F: Vas (Meno mosso)
8 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.G: Vcs
9 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.H: Double basses (Comminciando lento ma poco a...
10 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.I: Harp (Maestoso)
11 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.J: Hns (L'istesso tempo)
12 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.K: Tpts (Vivace)
13 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.L: Trbns & bass tuba (Allegro pomposo)
14 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Var.M: Percussion (Moderato)
15 Young Person's Guide to the Orch, Op.34: Fugue (Allegro molto)
16 Canadian Carnival, Op.19
17 An American Ov, Op.27
18 Ste on English Folk Tunes: 'A time there was...', Op.90: I. Cakes & Ale
19 Ste on English Folk Tunes: 'A time there was...', Op.90: II. The Bitter Withy
20 Ste on English Folk Tunes: 'A time there was...', Op.90: III. Hankin Booby
21 Ste on English Folk Tunes: 'A time there was...', Op.90: IV. Hunt the Squirrel
22 Ste on English Folk Tunes: 'A time there was...', Op.90: V. Lord Melbourne
23 Sinfonia da Requiem: I. Lacrymosa (Andante ben misurato)-
24 Sinfonia da Requiem: II. Dies irae (Allegro con fuoco)-
25 Sinfonia da Requiem: III. Requiem aeternam (Andante molto tranquillo)

Newest Review: ... Requiem as a very fine piece and am still enthralled by it, but Britten is much more than the War Requiem. I have only ... more

 ... recently started to get into Opera and I found myself almost as astonished when I started to get into Peter Grimes. I expected it to be good. But it is more than that. It deserves a far greater reputation than the one it possesses. OK, the libretto has its unevennesses, but the music is ravishing (the sea interludes are often used as backing for movies, adverts, etc) - and the libretto has its high points as well. It is a bona fide tragedy centred on the somewhat unsympathetic figure of Grimes, the fisherman, whose real v...more

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Crowned Review Britten: The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra: Courting Benjy (472 words)
by Athanasius Green - written on 08.08.00 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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I have a very poor spontaneous response to music. I have to acclimatise myself for a while to a particular work before it begins to make its impression on me. I was coaxed to listen to the War Requiem whilst a young teenager and thought it to be little more than a prolonged noise. Then, at the age of 14, I precociously signed up to go to performance of it thinking how clever I would look and I was willing to pay the price of two hours boredom for the mere show of it. To my astonishment, I was completely, genuinely overwhelmed by the War Requiem and, not to exaggerate, it changed my life. I still think of the War Requiem as a very fine piece and am still ...

Pingu
Premium Review One Off (234 words)
by Pingu - written on 14.07.00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Throughout the history of Western art music there have been very few English composers who have managed to hold a place on the world stage. Purcell, possibly Holst and Birtwistle. Britten was possibly the greatest. His was a truly powerful voice. The thing he is most renowned for, very unfairly, is the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, a set of variations on the Rondo from Purcell's Abdelezar, which introduces the instrumental families one at a time. It is a stunning piece, showing off a phenomenal gift for counterpoint, but hardly Britten's masterpiece. What he was best at was choral and vocal music. He is widely acknowledged as having ...

 
 
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