Respighi: La Primavera, La pentola magica, etc / Adriano, Slovak Radio SO, et al

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Respighi's reputation depends largely on his symphonic poems whose bold use of orchestral colour derived from Rimsky-Korsakov's example. His rarely heard ballet 'La pentola magica' (The Magic Pot) pays tribute to other Russian composers including Arensky, Grechaninov, Pachulsky, Rebikov and Rubinstein. His triumphant cantata 'La Primavera' (Spring) was based on Constant Zarian's adaptations of ancient Armenian poetry, while the song cycle 'Quattro liriche su poesie popolari armene' uses archaic church modes and a quasi-Armenian ensemble to create an exotic religious mood.



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>Respighi, Ottorino : La primavera, for voices, chorus, orchestra & organ, P. 136
  • Performers: Richard Haan (Baritone); Vladimir Kubovcik (Bass); Miroslav Dvorsky (Tenor); Henrietta Lednarova; Jana Valaskova; Vera Raskova (Flute); Beata Geriov
  • Conductor: Adriano
  • Ensemble: Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
  • Notes: Slovak Radio Concert Hall, Bratislava, Slovakia (01/04/1994-01/09/1994)
  • Running Time: 43 min. 33 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1922

>Respighi, Ottorino : Liriche su parole di poeti armeni, songs (4) for voice & piano, P. 132
  • Performers: Ivan Viskup; Ivan Paulicka (Bassoon); Frantisek Kovács (Trombone); Michal Sintal (Oboe); Denisa Slepkovska (Voice); Gabriel Koncer (Clarinet); Vladimír Havran (Flute); Katarina Vavrekova (Harp)
  • Conductor: Adriano
  • Ensemble: Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
  • Notes: Slovak Radio Concert Hall, Bratislava, Slovakia (01/04/1994-01/09/1994)
  • Running Time: 8 min. 29 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Written: 1921

>Respighi, Ottorino : La pentola magica, ballet on Russian melodies, P. 129
  • Conductor: Adriano
  • Ensemble: Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra
  • Notes: Slovak Radio Concert Hall, Bratislava, Slovakia (11/04/1991-11/09/1991)
  • Running Time: 23 min. 9 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Ballet
  • Written: 1920