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Albert Schnelzer - A Freak in Burbank

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Catalogue numberBIS-2483 SACD
Release date2022-03-04
Discs1
Orig. sample rate96000Hz
Total time77:34

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Born in 1972, Albert Schnelzer belongs to the most widely noticed Scandinavian composers of his generation. He has written in all genres, and the present disc includes a concerto as well as both orchestral and chamber works. Schnelzer’s orchestral output has attracted great attention, with A Freak in Burbank belonging to his most often heard works. Inspired Read more
 
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  Composer: Schnelzer, Albert
01 A Freak in Burbank for orchestra 09:18 $ 1.43 USD
 
02 Dance with the Devil for piano 07:27 $ 1.16 USD
 
03 Burn My Letters - Remembering Clara for orchestra 13:00 $ 1.99 USD
 
  Apollonian Dances for violin & piano 13:36
04 I. The Birth of Apollo 07:36 $ 1.16 USD
05 II. Adolescent Apollo 06:00 $ 0.94 USD
 
06 Frozen Landscape for cello & piano 07:28 $ 1.15 USD
 
  Violin Concerto No. 2 (Nocturnal Songs) 24:52
07 I. Levitate 07:15 $ 1.10 USD
08 II. Bal des Ardents 04:26 $ 0.67 USD
09 III. Procession 06:56 $ 1.05 USD
10 IV. Run 06:15 $ 0.99 USD
 
  Album total 77:34
ComposerSchnelzer, Albert
OrchestraVasteras Sinfonietta
ConductorCrawford-Phillips, Simon
PianoHuang, David
Måwe, Henrik
ViolinGringolts, Ilya
Zilliacus, Cecilia
CelloKoranyi, Jakob

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