genre: classical music bearer: CD The date of release: 01.06.2005
Track-list:
CD1 1. Oleg Khodosko: Symphony no 4 "The white Rus" (Antiremix) (Listen) 2. Victor Voitik: Symphony suite "The Funs", part 3 "The round dance' (Listen) 3. part 4. "Christmas Carol Singers" (Listen) 4. Dmitri Smolsky: "Symphonic Variations" (Listen) 5. Andrei Mdivani "Ostinato", Concert piece for symphony orchestra (Listen) 6. Yuri Semeniako: Aria of Svetlana from opera "The Thorny Rose" (Listen) 7.Sergei Kortes: Overture to the Spanish comedy (Listen) 8. Eugene Glebov: adajio of Rose and the Little Prince from the "The Little Prince" (Listen) 9. Anatoly Bogatyrev: Nina's Waltz from music to drama "The Masquerade" by M. Lermontov (Listen)
CD2 1. Andrei Mdivani: Symphony No 6 "The Polotsk Manuscripts", part 1 "Images" (Listen) 2. Vladimir Babkov: Symphony No 1, part 2 (Listen) 3. part 3 (Listen) 4. Galina Gorelova: Concert for Oboe and Strings, part 3 "The Catch-phrases" (Listen) 5. Eugene Poplavsky: "Dea Luna" (Listen) 6. Vyacheslav Kuznetsov:Adagio from the Imaginary Ballet (Listen) 7. Igor Luchenok: Ave Maria (Listen) 8. Vladimir Soltan: Concert Waltz for Symphony Orchestra (Listen)
In your hands you have the CD "Antology of Belarussian Classical Music". It appeared on the basis of the recording from two concerts which took place in Moscow (2002) during the International Musical Festival "The Gift to Saint-Petersburg to it's 300th anniversary". These concert were organized in common with The Union of Belarussian Composers. There took part the State Symphonic orchestra of the Radio and Television of Russia, directed by a very talented belarussian conductor Mikhail Snitko.
"Antology" is a kind of "historical concert" in miniature, were there were presented works of different composers, of different generations. In this musical polyphony you can hear "The song about Belarus". It is the song about native land, with the blue eyes-lakes, puschas and oak-grooves, the song about the history of the country, the spiritual strenght and beauty of our contemporary.
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