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Background: A perennial outsider in French music, Albert Roussel was the tutor of a whole generation of composers. The three works included here outline the transitional phase in which Roussel's mature idiom took shape. Most important of these is his Second Symphony, with its densely intricate orchestration and its wide range of expression. Pour une fête de printemps is a symphonic poem that could be thought of as preparation for the larger work. With the Suite in F, Roussel arrived at his mature style; the piece is taut and economical in design, with a distinctly 'contemporary' feel. |
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COMPOSER: Albert Roussel |
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- Proms-2008 4 star BBC Music Mag. - Jul-2008 Gramophone Editor's Choice 'He lets the music do the talking, as it were, never forcing the issue or feeling that Roussel needs any special 'help', and what emerges is an extremely fine work and a recording that should be played over and over again.' |
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