℗ 2015 Decca Music Group Limited
Released August 7, 2015
Duration 39m 01s
Record Label Decca/London
Genre Classical
 

Benjamin Britten: The Young Person's Guide To The Orchestra - Alberto Ginastera: Variaciones Concertantes

Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Antal Doráti

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Variaciones Concertantes  
1.1
I. Theme for Cello and Harp
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:45
1.2
II. Interlude for Strings
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
2:08
1.3
III. "Giocoso" Variation for Flute
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:10
1.4
IV. "Scherzo" Variation for Clarinet
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
2:10
1.5
V. Dramatic Variation for Viola
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
3:01
1.6
VI. Canonic Variation for Oboe and Bassoon
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
2:23
1.7
VII. Rhythmic Variation for Trumpet and Trombone
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:34
1.8
VIII. "Perpetual Motion" Variation for Violin
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:57
1.9
IX. Pastoral Variation for French Horn
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
2:03
1.10
X. Interlude for Winds
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:11
1.11
XI. Recapitulation of the Theme for Double Bass and Harp
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:16
1.12
XII. Final Variation in Rondo Form for Full Orchestra
Alberto Ginastera; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
3:38
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, Op.34 (without spoken text)  
1.13
Theme (Allegro maestoso e largamente)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
2:26
1.14
Variation A: Flutes and Piccolo (Presto)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:34
1.15
Variation B: Oboes (Lento)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:53
1.16
Variation C: Clarinets (Moderato)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:37
1.17
Variation D: Bassoons (Allegro alla marcia)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:51
1.18
Variation E: Violins (Brillante – alla polacca)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:41
1.19
Variation F: Violas (Meno mosso)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:48
1.20
Variation G: Cellos
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:59
1.21
Variation H: Double Basses (Cominciando lento ma poco a poco accelerando)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:55
1.22
Variation I: Harp (Maestoso)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:45
1.23
Variation J: Horns (L'istesso tempo)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:41
1.24
Variation K: Trumpets (Vivace)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
0:36
1.25
Variation L: Trombones and Bass Tuba
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:07
1.26
Variation M: Percussion (Moderato)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
1:52
1.27
Fugue (Allegro molto)
Benjamin Britten; Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; Antal Doráti
3:00
Digital Booklet
Recorded in Minneapolis in November 1954, Antal Doráti and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra present this classic educational piece from Benjamin Britten, the composer's best known work. It is paired on this programme with Alberto Ginastera's Variaciones Concertantes, which was practically brand-new at the time of this performance.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Decca/London Studio Masters

This title is a high-resolution digital transfer of material originating from an analogue recording. The musical material contained within is limited in bandwidth to approximately 13 kHz by the technology available at the time of its original creation, and is offered as a high-quality documentation of a historical release. Ginastera’s Variaciones Concertantes and Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra were recorded on the stage of the Northrop Auditorium, Minneapolis, on November 20, 1954. This music was recorded onto a Fairchild full-track quarter-inch tape machine running at 15 inches per second using a single Neumann U-47 microphone. The microphone was maintained in constant position throughout — about 15 feet above and slightly behind the conductor’s head — and the orchestra was seated in normal concert performance set-up. The first-generation master tape was not available for CD remastering, but a good-quality dub tape was present in the archive and was used. Originally released as MG50047. Producer: Wilma Cozart Recording Director and Musical Supervisor: David Hall Recording Engineer and Technical Supervisor: C. Robert Fine Remastering: Andrew Walter at Abbey Road Studios in consultation with Thomas Fine and Raymond McGill Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishers Limited Remastering: 2015 Decca Music Group Limited Cover: Original Cover Artwork
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-7.57
-15.34 to 0.00
-27.51
-35.90 to -16.24
-23.97
-32.80 to -12.10
11
9 to 17
1
I. Theme for Cello and Harp
-12.17-31.72-28.111
2
II. Interlude for Strings
-15.34-35.68-32.610
3
III. "Giocoso" Variation for Flute
-0.30-20.90-16.611
4
IV. "Scherzo" Variation for Clarinet
-2.81-25.49-22.515
5
V. Dramatic Variation for Viola
-13.97-32.86-29.211
6
VI. Canonic Variation for Oboe and Bassoon
-14.04-33.72-30.311
7
VII. Rhythmic Variation for Trumpet and Trombone
-0.31-16.37-13.59
8
VIII. "Perpetual Motion" Variation for Violin
-3.95-26.96-23.414
9
IX. Pastoral Variation for French Horn
-14.16-33.33-30.010
10
X. Interlude for Winds
-8.42-29.65-26.611
11
XI. Recapitulation of the Theme for Double Bass and Harp
-14.42-35.90-32.814
12
XII. Final Variation in Rondo Form for Full Orchestra
0.00-17.03-13.510
13
Theme (Allegro maestoso e largamente)
0.00-16.24-12.49
14
Variation A: Flutes and Piccolo (Presto)
-8.32-29.42-24.112
15
Variation B: Oboes (Lento)
-12.74-32.10-28.49
16
Variation C: Clarinets (Moderato)
-13.76-34.53-31.811
17
Variation D: Bassoons (Allegro alla marcia)
-11.49-32.75-30.714
18
Variation E: Violins (Brillante – alla polacca)
-4.63-23.26-19.312
19
Variation F: Violas (Meno mosso)
-12.23-31.53-28.510
20
Variation G: Cellos
-13.89-30.90-28.110
21
Variation H: Double Basses (Cominciando lento ma poco a poco accelerando)
-5.99-27.85-24.612
22
Variation I: Harp (Maestoso)
-7.58-28.87-26.413
23
Variation J: Horns (L'istesso tempo)
-5.69-24.83-21.612
24
Variation K: Trumpets (Vivace)
-3.32-29.53-24.917
25
Variation L: Trombones and Bass Tuba
-4.63-23.18-19.212
26
Variation M: Percussion (Moderato)
-0.29-20.64-15.911
27
Fugue (Allegro molto)
-0.10-17.37-12.19

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