Schumann:Symphony No.1/No.4 (3/20-23/2007):Stanislaw Skrowaczewski(cond)/German Radio Philharmonic Orchestra Saarbrucken Kaiserslautern

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:06:00

【曲目】
シューマン：
　交響曲 第1番 変ロ長調 Op.38 「春」
　交響曲 第4番 ニ短調 Op.120
【演奏】
スタニスラフ・スクロヴァチェフスキ（指揮）
ザールブリュッケン・カイザースラウテルン・ドイツ放送フィルハーモニー管弦楽団
（旧名称：ザールブリュッケン放送交響楽団）
【録音】
2007年3月20-23日　ザールブリュッケン，ザールラント放送大ホール

schumann: symphonies 1 & 4
【Tracklist】
Symphony No.1 in B-flat major op.38“Spring”
[01] Andante un poco maestoso .
Allegro molto vivace . 11:06
[02] Larghetto . 08:11
[03] Scherzo (Molto vivace) . 05:36
[04] Allegro animato e grazioso 07:58

Symphony No.4 in D minor op.120
[05] Ziemlich langsam . lebhaft . 12:11
[06] Romanze Ziemlich langsam . 05:26
[07] Scherzo Lebhaft . 06:07
[08] Langsam . lebhaft . 09:29
total 66:16

stanislaw skrowaczewski
deutsche radio philharmoniesaarbrucken kaiserslautern

【Stanislaw Skrowaczewski】
Born in Poland, Stanislaw Skrowaczewski studied piano, violin, composition and conducting. He first appeared as a pianist at age eleven; he first conducted an orchestra in Warsaw as a thirteenyearold. After completing his training, he went to Paris to study with Nadia Boulanger. Stanislaw Skrowaczewski is renowned both as a composer and a conductor. He was appointed director of the Wroclav Philharmonic in 1946, followed by positions as GMD of the Kattowitz, Cracow and Warsaw philharmonic orchestras. After winning the 1956 international conducting competition in Rome, George Szell invited him to conduct the Cleveland Orchestra for several weeks. This was followed by guest appearances with other American orchestras such as the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra. In 1960, Skrowaczewski became GMD of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, where he remained for nineteen years. He held the same position with the Halle Orchestra from 1984 to 1991. He is regularly invited to orchestra podiums in North and South America, Australia, Japan and many European cities. At the end of 1994, Skrowaczewski was asked to become the first guest conductor of the RSO Saarbrucken, an orchestra with which he has had longlasting, close ties and endeavoured a prolific cooperation both on stage and in the studio. He undertook a highly successful tour of Japan with this ensemble in th