Afternoon Classical playlist for 10/05/2012

Program: 
Afternoon Classical
  • Norman Krieger
-
Piano Concerto no. 2 in A
from
  • Norman Krieger Transformations
(
  • Franz Liszt
)
  • Bruno Walter | Columbia Symphony Orchestra
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Symphony no. 36 in C major, K. 425 "Linz"
from
  • Great Performances
(
  • W.A. Mozart
)
  • Istvan Kertész | London Symphony Orchestra
-
Symphony no. 4
from
  • Dvorak London Symphony Orchestra
(
  • Anton Dvorak
)
  • Bach-Collegium Stuttgart and Gachinger Kantorei Conducted by Helmuth Rilling
-
Erfreut euch, ihr Herzen
from
  • Hänssler Cantatas BWV 65-67
(
  • J.S. Bach
)
  • Wilhelm Kempff
-
Choral-Préludes for Piano
from
  • Wilhelm Kempff plays Bach piano transcriptions
(
  • J.S. Bach
)
BWV: 659, 307&734, 1031, 727, 147, 751, 29, 140, 1056, 639
  • Isabelle Faust (violin), Muriel Cantoreggi (Violin), Christoph Poppen (violin)
-
Violin Concerto in D major, BWV 1064R
from
  • Reconstructed Violin Concertos
(
  • J.S. Bach
)
This edition of Afternoon Classical we explore the progeny of Mozart symphonic works, as contrasted by the infusion of Dvorak's romanticism in his 4th Symphony. We ask: how does the landscape exert influence into the work of the composer? Mozart's Linz symphony, composed while Mozart was out of Vienna shares resemblance to the composer's early works composed in Vienna. Wilhelm Kempff performs his own transcriptions of Bach choral preludes during the Bach Hour. For as much a scholar of Beethoven as Kempff is unarguably, his sense of lyricism and rhythmic symbolism are especially captured in this recording from the pianist's later years. Stephan S. Dalal
Department: 
Classical