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Ernest Pingoud
Symphonic Poems


Artists

Genres
Orchestral

Features

Booklet with liner notes in English, German, French and Finnish


Format:
CD

Released:
December 1996

Catalogue No.:
ODE 875-2

EAN/UPC Code:
0761195087527

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Track listing

CD
61:23
1
Le Prophète (Prophet), Op. 21 (1921)
10:44

2
Chantecler, Op. 15 (1918)
7:33

3
Flambeaux éteints (Extinguished Torches), Op. 14 (1919)
10:33

4
Le Fétiche (Fetish), Op. 7 (1917)
14:52

5
Le Chant de l'espace (Song of Space) (1938)
17:01

Press review

Oramo seems to be in perfect tune with these galvanizing scores, and he brings them to a splendid polish and pitch. Ondine complements his efforts with an acoustic whose breadth and presence are equivalent (...). Anyone who enjoys Korngold and the Hollywood school will respond immediately to this revelatory release. Not to be missed by any listener who loves the modern orchestra! A landmark issue.
Paul A. Snook, Fanfare Magazine, May/June 1998

Musique d'atmosphère (...), multidimensionelle, intéressante, sensible, ignorante du Kalevala et volontairement hostile à Sibelius, que l'orchestre de la Radio finlandaise et son chef Sakari Oramo font revivre avec énergie et nuances, comme pour nous prouver (...) qu'il nous reste encore beaucoup de créateurs à découvrir avant d'oser écrire une histoire équitable de la musique occidentale.
Jean-Luc Caron, Répertoire, Mars 1998

Sakari Oramo produces exemplary performances, faithfully recorded. One for the specialists.
Guy Rickards, Gramophone, February 1998


Complete description

This CD is the first release devoted entirely to the work of the Russian-born Finnish composer Ernest Pingoud (1887-1942). Pingoud was of cosmopolitan background, having trained with Alexander Siloti, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and Alexander Glazunov in St Petersburg, as well as Hugo Riemann and Max Reger in Leipzig.

Pingoud drew considerable inspiration from symbolist art, especially for the composition of a dozen of symphonic poems, five of which have here been recorded by Sakari Oramo and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra.


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