Alphons Diepenbrock / Willem Pijper / Bertus van Lier / Oscar van Hemel - Overture „De Vogels“ (The Birds) / Symphony No. 3 / Divertimento Facile / Symphony No. 4 flac album

A1. Overture "De Vogels" (The Birds). Composed By – Alphons – Bernard HaitinkOrchestra – Radio Philharmonic Orchestra. A2. Symphony No. 3. Composed By – Willem PijperConductor – Willem Van OtterlooOrchestra – Residentie Orchestra.

This album was released on the label Donemus (catalog number DAVS 6601) Donemus (catalog number . This album was released in 1966 year. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Tracklist of Alphons Diepenbrock, Willem Pijper, Bertus van Lier, Oscar van Hemel on this page

Symphony No. 4. Composed By – Oscar van HemelConductor – Jean FournetOrchestra – Radio Philharmonic Orchestra. Liner Notes – Bertus van Lier, Prof. Dr. E. Reeser, Hans Henkemans, Oscar van Hemel. First catalong number appears on cover, second on label.

Alphons Diepenbrock, Willem Pijper, Bertus van Lier, Oscar van Hemel - Overture "De Vogels" (The Birds), Symphony No. 3, Divertimento Facile, Symphony No. 2 versions. Willem Pijper, Matthijs Vermeulen, Alphons Diepenbrock - Symphony No. 2, Symphony No. 7, Parts From The Music To "Marsyas" ‎(LP, Album, Ltd). Theo Olof, Hans Henkemans, Willem Pijper, Eduard van Beinum, The Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam. Theo Olof, Hans Henkemans, Willem Pijper, Eduard van Beinum, The Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam - Theo Olof Plays The Concerto For Violin And Orchestra Of Hans Henkemans, Hans Henkemans Plays The Concerto For Piano And Orchestra Of Willem Pijper, Willem Pijper Six Epigrams ‎(LP, Mono).

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The overture De Vogels (The Birds) is a fairly blithe Straussian piece with an exuberant whoop yet by no means densely orchestrated. Much of the piece is quiet, delicate, fluttering and chirruping with birdsong - some of it luxuriously diaphanous and redolent of Ravel's Daphnis on the one hand and Bax's Spring Fire on the other. The five movement Marsyas (Magic Fountain) concert suite is warmly orchestrated and blooms in the early afternoon sun. It dates from eight years before Der Vogels. The Diepenbrock authority Eduard Reeser prepared the symphonic suite of the music for Sophocles' Elektra. It 's in four movements.

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Alphons Diepenbrock, Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Antony Hermus. Marsyas Suite: V. Finale: Dance of the nymphs and Apollo's epilogue. Alphons Diepenbrock, Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Antony Hermus. Incantation, RC 132 "Mets ta main dans ma main. Alphons Diepenbrock, Hague Residentie Orchestra, Hans Vonk. Hymne an die Nacht No. 2 - Muss immer der Morgen wiederkommen: Muss immer der Morgen wiederkommen? - Alphons Diepenbrock, Linda Finnie, Hague Residentie Orchestra, Hans Vonk. Alphons Diepenbrock, Margriet van Reisen, Jean-Pierre Moemaers.