Auditorium 70 musiche di Alexander Borodin

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A cura di Paolo PellegriniPROGRAMMAAlexander Borodin (1833-1887)Sinfonia n. 2 in si minore1. Allegro - Animato assai (si minore)2. Scherzo: Prestissimo (fa maggiore) - Trio. Allegretto, prestissimo (la minore)3. Andante (sol bemolle maggiore)4. Finale: Allegro (si maggiore)Orchestra Sinfonica di Radio StoccardaCarlos Kleiber, direttore Nelle steppe dell'Asia CentralePoema sinfonico- Allegretto con motoDanze polovesianeVersione da concerto delle danze presenti nel secondo atto dell'opera Il principe Igor1. Introduzione - Andantino 2. Prima danza: danza delle ragazze - Andantino 3. Seconda danza: danza selvaggia degli uomini - Allegro vivo 4. Terza danza: danza di tutti - Allegro 5. Quarta danza: danza dei ragazzi e seconda danza degli uomini - Presto 6. Prima danza (ripresa): danza delle ragazze combinata con una danza veloce dei ragazzi - Moderato alla breve7. Quarta danza (ripresa): danza dei ragazzi e seconda danza degli uomini - Presto 8. Seconda danza (ripresa): danza selvaggia degli uomini - Allegro con spirito 9. Coda - Più animatoOrchestra Sinfonica di Stato RussaEvgeny Svetlanov, direttore

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PROGRAMMA Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) Sinfonia n. 2 in si minore 1. Allegro - Animato assai (si minore) 2. Scherzo: Prestissimo (fa maggiore) - Trio. Allegretto, prestissimo (la minore) 3. Andante (sol bemolle maggiore) 4. Finale: Allegro (si maggiore) Orchestra Sinfonica di Radio Stoccarda Carlos Kleiber, direttore Nelle steppe dell'Asia Centrale Poema sinfonico - Allegretto con moto Danze polovesiane Versione da concerto delle danze presenti nel secondo atto dell'opera Il principe Igor 1. Introduzione - Andantino 2. Prima danza: danza delle ragazze - Andantino 3. Seconda danza: danza selvaggia degli uomini - Allegro vivo 4. Terza danza: danza di tutti - Allegro 5. Quarta danza: danza dei ragazzi e seconda danza degli uomini - Presto 6. Prima danza (ripresa): danza delle ragazze combinata con una danza veloce dei ragazzi - Moderato alla breve 7. Quarta danza (ripresa): danza dei ragazzi e seconda danza degli uomini - Presto 8. Seconda danza (ripresa): danza selvaggia degli uomini - Allegro con spirito 9. Coda - Più animato Orchestra Sinfonica di Stato Russa Evgeny Svetlanov, direttore

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