Today we go back to Claude Debussy, with his Rhapsody for alto saxophone and orchestra
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Okay, I confess! I’ve been dragged into the herd! Much to my surprise I did something I never thought I’d do (Especially after seeing some of the earlier animated commercials for it back int the day) Enjoy My Little Pony:[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Well we did his first Romanian Rhapsody earlier this September here is George Enescu‘s Second Romanian Rhapsody in d major opus 11
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Today’s Rhapsody is American Rhapsody by Ern? Dohnányi (AKA Ernst von Dohnányi)
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Today’s Rhapsody is the Sunset Rhapsody by Eric Ball performed by the W.S. (Manchester) Band, conducted by Alex Mortimer
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Today’s Rhapsody is the Rapsodie espagnole by Maurice Ravel. Performed by the DePaul Symphony Orchestra.
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Today’s Rhapsody is one I confess I hadn’t heard of before. I confess in doing this exercise after I finished the cursory sweep of all of the Rhapsodies everyone knows and then doing all of the Rhapsodies that were on[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I just stumbled over a review of a new recording of some of his piano work, so for today’s Rhapsody let’s return to Ern? Dohnányi with his Rhapsody in C Major Op.11 No.1 as played by the great Australian pianist,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Today’s Rhapsody is a completely new one for me. I hadn’t even heard of Eduard Lalo before today. But now having heard his Norwegian Rhapsody I very much like what I hear. I hope you all do too. http://youtu.be/Xxi_B4UlMYE
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Today’s Rhapsody is Bela Bartok’s first Rhapsody for the violin with soloist Kyung-Wha Chung. I’m really enjoying becoming more familiar with Bartok’s work. He was a folklorist as well as a composer and incorporated much of the traditional Hungarian and[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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