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露絲.葛利普斯: 管絃樂作品第二集(第3號交響曲/雙簧管協奏曲)
茱莉安娜.科赫 雙簧管 魯蒙.甘巴 指揮 威爾斯BBC愛樂管絃樂團 Ruth Gipps (1921 – 1999) was born in the English seaside resort of Bexhill-on-Sea. Encouraged as a child by an ambitious pianist mother, she appeared locally as a prodigy pianist. She was accepted by the Royal College of Music in 1937, at the age of sixteen, having won the Caird Scholarship. She quickly matured, both as composer and pianist. She studied with Vaughan Williams and Gordon Jacob, and later the oboe with Leon Goossens. During the Second World War she gained a position as oboist with the City of Birmingham Orchestra and devoted a great deal of her time to composing. Three of the works on this album were composed during the war: the Oboe Concerto, the tone poem Death on the Pale Horse, and the overture Chanticleer (derived from an opera which, sadly, she never completed). The manuscript of the Third Symphony is dated 1 November 1965 and the work was first heard when Gipps introduced it with her London Repertoire Orchestra, on 19 March 1966. Its first professional performance took place on 29 October 1969, Gipps directing the BBC Scottish Orchestra, but it has since gone largely unheard, until now. RUTH GIPPS Orchestral Works, Volume 2 premiere recordings 1. Chanticleer, Op.28 * 8:51 Overture To Walter Susskind Adagio - Allegro - Poco meno mosso - Tempo I (Allegro) - Meno mosso - A tempo Concerto, Op.20 *? 22:20 in D Minor • in d-Moll • en re mineur for Oboe and Orchestra To Sir Arthur Bliss 2. I Allegro moderato - [ ] - Tempo I 9:47 3. II Andante4:11 4. III Allegro vivace - Meno mosso - Tempo I - Meno mosso - 8:13 5. Death on the Pale Horse, Op.25 * 7:56 Tone Poem Adagio non troppo - Moderato - Tranquillo - Cadenza [clarinet] ad libitum - Symphony No.3, Op.57 ?36:34 6. I Moderato - Allegro moderato - Poco meno mosso - 11:09 7. II [Theme and Variations] 8:58 8. III [Scherzo.] Allegretto - Poco largamente - 5:15 9. IV [Finale.] Andante - Allegro ritmico - Andante maestoso - 11:00 Total time: 75:20 Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Midori Sugiyama ? • Yuri Torchinsky * leaders Conductor: Rumon Gamba 19 December 2019 (Symphony No.3) and 6 January 2022 (other works) |