Description
Gyorgy Lang: Concerto Ebraico - The Death Of The Faun; Chanson D'Automne; Love Song Of The Cricket; Fleur Du Delice / Hungaroton Classic Audio CD 1998 Stereo / HCD 31767
UPC 5991813176721
Product Features
- Label: Hungaroton Classic
- Format: CD, Album
- Release Date: 1998
- Country: Europe
- Genre: Classical
- Style: Orchestral, Violin Concerto
Overview
This album features works by Hungarian composer György Lang, performed by the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Ury Mayer. The centerpiece of the album is Concerto Ebraico, a violin concerto divided into four movements, showcasing Lang's characteristic lyricism and rich orchestral textures. The renowned violinist Leila Rasonyi brings depth to the concerto's emotionally complex lines. Additionally, the album includes shorter pieces like The Death of the Faun, Chanson d'Automne, Love Song of the Cricket, and Fleur du Délice, each of which demonstrates Lang’s skill in crafting evocative, picturesque music. These works, recorded in vibrant stereo sound, are an excellent showcase of Lang's contribution to classical music.
Interesting Facts
- György Lang's Legacy: As a composer, Lang is celebrated for his ability to blend traditional Hungarian motifs with contemporary techniques, which can be heard in the expressiveness of Concerto Ebraico.
- Violinist Leila Rasonyi: Rasonyi’s interpretation of the Concerto Ebraico elevates the work with emotional intensity, showcasing her virtuosity alongside the Budapest Symphony Orchestra.
- Ury Mayer's Direction: Conducting the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Ury Mayer brings out the drama and subtleties of Lang's compositions, ensuring the orchestral and soloist parts are in perfect harmony.
Track Listing
- Concerto Ebraico (45:08)
- I. Molto moderato, ma eroico – 13:36
- II. Andante – 9:54
- III. Alla ballabile – 8:00
- IV. Allegro, ma poco moderato – 13:38
- A faun halála / The Death of the Faun – 9:54
- Chanson d'automne – 4:29
- A tücsök szerelmi dala / Love Song of the Cricket – 3:16
- Fleur du délice – 4:31
Key Credits
- Composer: György Lang
- Violin: Leila Rasonyi
- Piano: Erika Mayer
- Orchestra: Budapest Symphony Orchestra
- Conductor: Ury Mayer
