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Background: The Fourth Symphony is one of Vaughan Williams' most dissonant symphonies, and yet one of his most frequently-performed works. Vaughan Williams is normally thought of as a 'pastoral' composer - modal, melodic, and inspired by folk-song - but this symphony marks a high-point for British modernism. William Walton, at that time having troubles completing his own symphony and having been to the rehearsals of Vaughan Williams's 4th, reported glumly to a friend, 'You are about to hear the greatest symphony since Beethoven'. In contrast Flos Campi conjures delicate pastoral images with wonderfully atmospheric music ranging from a first section, depicting the poet languishing for love, to life-affirming ecstasy in the finale. |
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COMPOSER: Ralph Vaughan Williams |
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- Jan-2005 4 star BBC Music Mag. - Dec-2004 Gramophone Editor's Choice 'Vivid performances in a fine series face strong budget competition' |
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