Strauss / Little / Bbc Symphony Orchestra- Concertante Works
Written when Strauss was only 15, the Romanze is his first attempt at writing for a soloist and orchestra. The influence of Mozart's piano concertos, which Strauss was studying at the time, is apparent, not least in the writing for solo clarinet and the orchestral bassoon - a scoring favoured by Mozart, and re-visited by Strauss in his final instrumental work the Duett-Concertino from 1947. Like other of his late compositions, this work seems to reject the full-blown expressionism for which we know Strauss best, and reflects a more neo-classical sound. Another early work, the Violin Concerto was first performed in 1882, and demonstrates Strauss' growing technical skill and developing compositional voice. Despite continued performances in both Germany and England, Strauss ultimately came to distance himself from a piece which he presumably regarded as unrepresentative of his mature style. Many commentators on the works of Strauss have felt that the Burleske was a significant turning point in his development, seemingly pointing the way ahead to the technical dexterity and emotional palette of his later tone poems. Originally written for Strauss's mentor in Dresden Hans von Bülow, the work was premiered by Eugen d'Albert, in 1890 following von Bülow's rejection of the work.
Tracklist:
- Burleske In D Minor, Trv 145
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: I. Allegro Moderato
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: II. Andante
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: III. Rondo. Allegro Ma Non Troppo
- Romanze In E-Flat Major, Trv 80
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: I. Allegro
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: II. Lento, Ma Non Troppo
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: III. Rondo. Presto
- Autumn Winds
- Sultry Forest
- Yling Ylang
- Emerald Green
- Deep Sleep
- By The Window
- Three Wolf Moon
- Hidden Ocean (Sea Waves)
- Ambiance
- Open Your Heart
- Serene Seas
- No Pressure
- Innocence
- Pink Noise
- Ibiscus
- Easy Listening
- Yin & Yang
- Golden Meadows (Music To Relax & Sleep)
- Duduk Bamboo Flute For Meditation
- Vital Energy
- White Noises (Natural Forest Sounds)
- Wellbeing
- Anti Stress
- Spa Background Sounds
- Quiet & Warm
- Autogenic Training
- Biofeedback
Written when Strauss was only 15, the Romanze is his first attempt at writing for a soloist and orchestra. The influence of Mozart's piano concertos, which Strauss was studying at the time, is apparent, not least in the writing for solo clarinet and the orchestral bassoon - a scoring favoured by Mozart, and re-visited by Strauss in his final instrumental work the Duett-Concertino from 1947. Like other of his late compositions, this work seems to reject the full-blown expressionism for which we know Strauss best, and reflects a more neo-classical sound. Another early work, the Violin Concerto was first performed in 1882, and demonstrates Strauss' growing technical skill and developing compositional voice. Despite continued performances in both Germany and England, Strauss ultimately came to distance himself from a piece which he presumably regarded as unrepresentative of his mature style. Many commentators on the works of Strauss have felt that the Burleske was a significant turning point in his development, seemingly pointing the way ahead to the technical dexterity and emotional palette of his later tone poems. Originally written for Strauss's mentor in Dresden Hans von Bülow, the work was premiered by Eugen d'Albert, in 1890 following von Bülow's rejection of the work.
Tracklist:
- Burleske In D Minor, Trv 145
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: I. Allegro Moderato
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: II. Andante
- Duett-Concertino, Trv 293: III. Rondo. Allegro Ma Non Troppo
- Romanze In E-Flat Major, Trv 80
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: I. Allegro
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: II. Lento, Ma Non Troppo
- Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op. 8, Trv 110: III. Rondo. Presto
- Autumn Winds
- Sultry Forest
- Yling Ylang
- Emerald Green
- Deep Sleep
- By The Window
- Three Wolf Moon
- Hidden Ocean (Sea Waves)
- Ambiance
- Open Your Heart
- Serene Seas
- No Pressure
- Innocence
- Pink Noise
- Ibiscus
- Easy Listening
- Yin & Yang
- Golden Meadows (Music To Relax & Sleep)
- Duduk Bamboo Flute For Meditation
- Vital Energy
- White Noises (Natural Forest Sounds)
- Wellbeing
- Anti Stress
- Spa Background Sounds
- Quiet & Warm
- Autogenic Training
- Biofeedback