Walther Gmeindl - Cannabich: Symphony No. 72 in B-Flat - II. Andante | Текст песни

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Christian Cannabich: Symphony in B-Flat Major
Berlin Municipal Orchestra conducted by Walther Gmeindl

Recorded March 21, 1940, for Deutsche Grammophon. Issued originally as Grammophon 67549 LM through 67551 LMe (the \"e\" standing for \"einseitig\" - a single-sided record); the set was also issued in automatic sequence, 69501 LMe through 69503 LM. In this form it was imported into the USA in 1949 by the London Gramophone Corp., and marketed in an album, DGS-8. The labels used were Deutsche Grammophon's new yellow labels with 78 tulips on the border designed as a stroboscopic effect. The side and matrix information:

Side 1 (1425 GS9): First movement (Allegro), part 1
Side 2 (1426 GS9): First movement, part 2
Side 3 (1427 GS9): Second movement (Andante), part 1
Side 4 (1428 GS9): Second movement, part 2
Side 5 (1429 GS9): Third movement (Allegro)

Christian Cannabich (1731-1798) was the director of the orchestra at Mannheim, which in the late 18th century was considered the finest orchestra in Europe. The orchestra was one of the first to regularly use clarinets, a new instrument at the time. This particular symphony is, in fact, scored for 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 horns and strings, but no flutes or oboes! It was first published in 1908, in a volume of symphonies by Mannheim composers edited by Hugo Riemann, as part of the collection \"Denkmaler der Tonkunst in Bayern.\" The symphony has received a modern recording (2000) on the Capriccio label, by the Neue Hofkapelle Mьnchen under Christoph Hammer, on which the work is identified as \"Symphony No. 72.\"

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