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蕭士塔高維契:第14號交響曲/茨維塔耶娃的六首詩篇
約翰.史托加德 指揮
BBC愛樂管弦樂團

John Storgards and the BBC Philharmonic continue their survey of Shostakovich's late symphonies with this recoding of the Fourteenth, with Elizabeth Atherton and Peter Rose as soloists. Completed in the spring of 1969 and premiered later that year, the symphony is written for soprano, bass, and small string orchestra with percussion, comprising eleven linked settings of poems by four authors. Most of the poems deal with the theme of death, particularly that of unjust or early death, and indeed all four of the poets had died prematurely and / or in unnatural circumstances – Wilhelm Kuchelbecker in Siberian exile for his part in the 1825 Decembrist uprising, Federico Garcia Lorca assassinated during the Spanish Civil War, in 1936, Rainer Maria Rilke of blood poisoning following an accident in 1926, and Guillaume Apollinaire in 1918 during the Spanish influenza pandemic. The Six Verses of Marina Tsvetayeva were composed in 1973, originally for contralto and piano, and subsequently arranged for chamber orchestra (the version we hear here, with Jess Dandy as soloist). The recording was made at Media City in Salford, Manchester, in Surround Sound, and is available as a hybrid SACD and in Spatial Audio.

DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH
Six Verses of Marina Tsvetayeva, Op.143a 20:58
Suite for Contralto and Chamber Orchestra
after the Original Version for Contralto and Piano, Op.143
1.IMy verses. Largo4:11
2.2Whence all this tenderness?. Allegretto3:36
3.3Dialogue between Hamlet and His Conscience. Largo2:45
4.4No, the drum did beat. Moderato -1:35
5.5The Poet and the Tsar. Allegretto - Meno mosso -3:01
Moderato. Maestoso - Allegretto
6.6To Anna Akhmatova. Largo5:50

Symphony No.14, Op.135 ? ?53:38
in G Minor • in g-Moll • en sol mineur
for Soprano, Bass, and Chamber Orchestra
after Poems by Federico Garcia Lorca, Guillaume Apollinaire,
Wilhelm Kuchelbecker, and Rainer Maria Rilke
Benjamin Britten gewidmet / To Benjamin Britten
7.1 De profundis ? [text: Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936);5:20
Russian translation: Yury Nikolayevich Tynyanov (1894-1943)].
Adagio
8.2 Malaguena ? [text: Federico Garcia Lorca; Russian translation:2:58
Anatoly Mikhailovich Geleskul (1934-2011)].
9.3 Loreley ?? [text: Guillaume Apollinaire (1880-1918);9:24
Russian translation: Mikhail Pavlovich Kudinov (1922-1994)].
Allegro molto - Presto - Adagio -
10.4 The Suicide ? [text: Guillaume Apollinaire; Russian translation:7:45
Mikhail Pavlovich Kudinov]. Adagio
11.5 On Watch ? [text: Guillaume Apollinaire; Russian translation:2:59
Mikhail Pavlovich Kudinov]. Allegretto - Adagio - Allegretto -
12.6 Madam, look! ? [text: Guillaume Apollinaire; Russian translation:1:54
Mikhail Pavlovich Kudinov]. Adagio -
13.7 In the Sante Prison ? [text: Guillaume Apollinaire; Russian translation:9:35
Mikhail Pavlovich Kudinov]. Adagio
14.8 The Zaporozhian Cossacks'''' Answer to the Sultan of Constantinople ?2:04
[text: Guillaume Apollinaire; Russian translation: Mikhail
Pavlovich Kudinov]. Adagio
15.9 O Delvig, Delvig! ? [text: Wilhelm Kuchelbecker (1797-1846)].4:39
Andante
16.10 The Poet''''s Death ? [text: Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926);5:43
Russian translation: Tamara Isaakovna Silman (1909-1974)].
Largo -
17.11 Conclusion ?? [text: Rainer Maria Rilke; Russian translation:1:12

Tamara Isaakovna Silman]. Moderato
Total time: 74:31
Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Turi Torchinsky leader
Conductor: John Storgards