Jurowski conducts Stravinsky (Vol. 3)

LPO-0127

Recorded at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall: Pulcinella 5 December 2020, Symphony in C 18 April 2018, Ode 21 April 2018, Threni & Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam 8 December 2018, Requiem Canticles 10 November 2018.

Producer: Andrew Walton, K&A Productions
Engineer: Deborah Spanton, K&A Productions
Executive Producers:
Elena Dubinets, David Burke, Graham Wood

Publishers:
CD1 Tracks 1–20 & CD2 Tracks 1–16
© Boosey & Hawkes Ltd
CD1 Tracks 21–24 © Schott Music Ltd
CD1 Tracks 25–27 © Schott Music GmbH worldwide except UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, South Africa and all so-called reversionary territories which are © Schott Music GmbH & Chester Music Limited jointly.

Total playing time: 123:59

Made in Lithuania
2024 London Philharmonic Orchestra Ltd
© 2024 London Philharmonic Orchestra Ltd

CD: Jurowski conducts Stravinsky (Vol. 3)

Release: 26 April 2024

Igor Stravinsky
CD1
01–20 Pulcinella: Ballet in one act after Pergolesi*
21–24 Symphony in C
25–27 Ode: Elegiacal chant in three parts

CD2
01–06 Threni: id est Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae†
07 Variations: Aldous Huxley in Memoriam
08–16 Requiem Canticles‡

Vladimir Jurowski conductor
Angharad Lyddon mezzo-soprano*‡
Sam Furness tenor*†
Matthew Rose bass*
Elizabeth Atherton soprano†
Maria Ostroukhova mezzo-soprano†
Joel Williams tenor†
Theodore Platt baritone†
Joshua Bloom bass†
Maxim Mikhailov bass‡
London Philharmonic Choir†‡
London Philharmonic Orchestra

During Vladimir Jurowski’s tenure as Principal Conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Stravinsky’s music was often a focus of his concert programming. This culminated in a year-long festival, ‘Changing Faces’, in 2018, which traced Stravinsky’s metamorphosis as a composer progressively evolving his musical language, making him a key figure in 20th-century music. Pulcinella marked the beginning of the composer’s middle ‘neoclassical’ period and, like the Symphony in C, demonstrated his playful updating of Classical forms. Jurowski takes listeners on Stravinsky’s exploration of serialism, to his last substantial work, the Requiem Canticles: sometimes spare in texture and austere in expression, yet a movingly sincere restatement of Stravinsky’s Christian faith.

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