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George Antheil: Dreams; Piano Concerto No. 2; Serenade No. 2 (2006)
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George Antheil - Dreams; Piano Concerto No. 2; Serenade No. 2 (2006)
Classical | EAC (APE, CUE & LOG) | 324 MB
Classical | EAC (APE, CUE & LOG) | 324 MB
| “ | Classical CD Review Bad boy, bad boy. Whatcha gonna do? During the Twenties, George Antheil flared across the musical sky of Paris with a series of brilliant, highly experimental works like the Ballet mécanique and the "Airplane" Sonata. Music critics and philosophers published important articles about him. Ezra Pound tapped him as his "musical advisor," and took part (on the drum) in a performance of Antheil's Violin Sonata No. 2. Aaron Copland wrote, memorably, that Antheil "had Paris by the ear." Not too shabby for a boy from New Jersey. By the end of the decade, however, Antheil's star had dimmed. He had a restless mind and had begun what would be a lifelong journey to find another style. He felt the influences of Stravinsky and, later, Shostakovich. But Paris wanted more shock, and in the United States, to which he had returned, his radical works were held against him. He became known as the "airplane-propeller man," as if Ballet mécanique were the only thing he had written. The Piano Concerto No. 2 of 1926 is Antheil's first big work after the radical period. Here, one feels the powerful and obvious influence of Stravinsky's 1923 Concerto for Piano and Winds. It has the gravitas of the Stravinsky, without the thickness, and it's chock-full of great ideas, provocative takes on Bach's keyboard music that, Stravinsky aside, are at least ten years ahead of their time. In the Serenade No. 2, the thematic economy we saw in the piano concerto comes across as even tighter. | ” |
- Tracklist
Dreams:
I. Introduction
II. Andante
III. Polka
IV. Rat
V. Acrobat
VI. The King's March
VII. Can-Can
VIII. Valse
IX. Finale & Epilogue
Piano Concerto No. 2
I. Moderato
II. Largo
III. Allegro
Serenade No. 2
I. Moderately Fast
II. Slow
III. Quite Fast
Guy Livingston, piano
Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra
Daniel Spalding, Conductor
New World Records 80647
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