Mostrando postagens com marcador Langgaard. R (1893-1952). Mostrar todas as postagens
Mostrando postagens com marcador Langgaard. R (1893-1952). Mostrar todas as postagens

quinta-feira, 22 de janeiro de 2026

CARL NIELSEN · RUED LANGAARD : Organ Works (Friedhelm Flamme) (2010) SACD | Two Version | FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless

Friedhelm Flamme, known for his seven successful releases in our Northern German Organ Baroque Edition, now takes a change of pace for cpo and on SACD with the complete organ works of Carl Nielsen and five organ pieces by Rued Langgaard. Of all the potential influences on Nielsen, the Danish offshoot of the German »organ movement« must have been the most important one; this pathbreaking return to old baroque principles left its imprint on organ design during the twentieth century, and its ideals met with great resonance in Nielsen, whose anti-romantic vein likewise made itself noticeable in his contributions to the National Symphony Orchestrang tradition and to the revival of the symphony. A little piece entitled »Melody, « first published in the complete edition of his piano and organ works in 2006, now has its place in his organ oeuvre and is presented here as a recording premiere. Flamme interprets these organ compositions of high art and imagination on the Mühleisen organ in the Bad Gandersheim Monastery Church. jpc
CARL NIELSEN (1865-1931) - Complete Organ Works   
1.  Festival Prelude To The New Century     1:28
2-30. 29 Short Preludes Op. 51    (29:56)
31-32.    Two Posthumous Preludes
33.    Melody    0:44
34.    Commotio Op. 58    20:15
RUED LANGAARD (1893-1952) - Selected Organ Works    
35.    Kristi Himmelfartsdag    2:02
36.    Begravet    2:40
37.    Hostpraeludium    4:19
38.    Ved Axel Gades    2:16
39.    Bryllupsmarsch    1:49
Credits : 
Organ [Mühleisen-Orgel] – Friedhelm Flamme
Cover artwork: Piccadilly Circus by George Hyde Pownall (1876-1932)
Recording: Stiftskirche zu Bad Gandersheim, May, 1 & 2, 2008

terça-feira, 16 de abril de 2024

RUED LANGGAARD : Piano Works (Berit Johansen Tange) (2004) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Much has been made of the mystical bent in Rued Langgaard's piano music, yet listeners will find most of his perfumed pieces only mildly evocative of poetic things, and no more revelatory than the effervescent outpourings of many mid-nineteenth century composers. If aspects of historical antecedents come to mind while hearing the suite inspired by Rabindranath Tagore's poetry, Gitanjali-Hymner (1918), it might be the nocturnal side of Chopin, and some of the eccentricity of Schumann, but certainly less of the transcendentalism of Liszt, and none of the visionary frenzy of Scriabin. Although pianist Berit Johansen Tange interprets these pieces with individuality and strives to give Langgaard a distinctive voice, his music clings tenaciously to the models of his youth, so a slightly out-of-focus Brahmsian sound pervades the single-movement Fantasi-Sonate (1916), and a Beethovenian rumbling is detectable in the extremely short Nat Paa Sundet (1907). Even his late works, such as Hél-Sfærernes Musik (1948) and Vanvidsfantasi (1947-1949), stubbornly abide in the previous century, and Langgaard appears more reactionary still, even surpassing Rachmaninov in his attachment to an effusively Romantic style. DaCapo's sound quality is fine, but Tange's pedaling seems too heavy and the textures are often quite blurred.  Blair Sanderson
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segunda-feira, 15 de abril de 2024

RUED LANGGAARD : Symphony No. 1 (Thomas Dausgaard) (2008) SACD, Hybrid | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 2 and 3 (Thomas Dausgaard) (2007) SACD, Hybrid | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

From his youthful Second and Third symphonies, it is possible to discern only a few of the artistic fingerprints of the mature Danish post-Romantic composer Rued Langgaard. One hears his love of nature, his love of life, and, in his expansive developments and extended climaxes, his love of his own compositional technique. One hears his energy, his exuberance, and his artless purloining other composers' styles, to wit, Strauss and Scriabin with a dash of Mahler in the Second, the "Awakening of Spring," and Schumann with a drop of Liszt in the Third, "The Flush of Youth," a high-flown romantic piano concerto in all but name. Though his later symphonies ventured further into harmonic dissonance, melodic violence, and formal incoherence, Langgaard's Second and Third prove to be easily accessible and guilelessly attractive works in these superbly played performances with Thomas Dausgaard leading the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, plus soprano soloist Inger Dam-Jensen in the Second and pianist Per Salo in the Third. Although dedicated fans of Scandinavian symphonies may already have Ilya Stupel and the Artur Rubinstein Philharmonic's recording of these two works, this disc features the world-premiere recording of the original version of the Second that adds about 10 minutes to its length, if not much to its formal coherence. Furthermore, the sound of these 2006 Dacapo recordings is much smoother, rounder, and deeper than the sound of the 1992 Danacord recordings. James Leonard   Tracklist & Credits

domingo, 14 de abril de 2024

RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 4 - 5 Two Version (Thomas Dausgaard) (2002) Serie Late Romantic | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 6 - 8 (Thomas Dausgaard) (2001) Serie Late Romantic | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 9 - 11 (Thomas Dausgaard) (2001) Serie Late Romantic | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 12, 13 & 14 (Thomas Dausgaard) (2006) SACD | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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RUED LANGGAARD : Symphonies 15 and 16 • Orchestral Works (Thomas Dausgaard) (2008) SACD, Hybrid | FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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