Syracuse Symphony Orchestra; Ravel - Piano Concerto for the Left Hand and Daphnis et Chlo

This is Henry Fogel welcome you back to look at him for the second portion of this culture featuring the music of Maurice love that show Second Life. The opening work on this portion was to simply call us what you

can chatter when do you Major for piano. Left hand and orchestra Maurice was once again of course the soloist will be Leon Fleisher Ravel concerto was the most famous work that has been composed for all that can start Viennese born pianist who lost his right arm in first world war. It was composed in 1931. Premiered in Vienna but it can start in 1900 to get its French premier in Paris in 1933 with Valle himself conducting it in 1934 but can still into the United States playing both the rebel controlled Indian the Strauss and thank you for free from sin for the same Thank you for Frank thank you everyone for sure. Thank you thank you. This performance from movies of all things going for you in the D for

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have a performance of the second suite from the ballet. Duff music played by Maurice Ravel Daphnis and Chloe. It was commissioned by stairs Diaw to live for a ballet scenario and received from Keane. It took over two years to complete the music. Interestingly the AGA level like to focus on one's senario and whose musical instincts were usually so sound that he discovered and commissioned and continued to use Stravinsky when some people were skeptical and popular acclaim and not yet really come to Stravinsky the same day as a Live did not care for the score of rebels. You missed his guest this time as it did turn out to be a generally accepted masterpiece in the minds of the public. The work was performed at the ballad loose in 112 with government conducting folky and doing the choreography

boxed the sets and the principal dancers being the jet ski chorus of being and all. Some critics saw the distinction of I will score even though the performance was not a success. One wrote it was for about one's entire blows of the most exquisite plastic beauty the second suite drawn from the ballet build to drop two orchestral suites of which the seconds before the more popular the second is in three parts. DAYBREAK will THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU second sweet from Daphnis and Chloe. By Maurice Ravel. You're the

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On this concert by the Syracuse symphony orchestra you heard the third suite for castra. Shmita 1068 by Johann Sebastian Bach. Symphony number 88 in G Major by front of Haydn. Diversions for piano

and orchestra. His 21 piano left hand by Benjamin Britten. Concerto in D Major for piano left handed orchestra by more you saw Vale and darf music chloé. Second ballet suite. By Maurice Valle. The soloist in the Britain and the concerto was Leon Fleisher. The Syracuse symphony concerts come to you with the cooperation of local 78 of the American Federation of Musicians Louis dishonest president recalling cooperation and permission of the players administration of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. Broadcast engineering by Robert Ray and Channing Grover. Your host has been Henry Fogel I do hope that you have enjoyed the program and that you'll be with us again next week. 1.

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