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18th Century British Symphonies | 
enlarge | Creators: Carl Friedrich Abel, Thomas Arne, John Collett, Thomas Erskine, John Marsh, William Smethergell, Graham Lea-cox, Hanover Band Label: Gaudeamus Category: Music
Buy New: £19.99
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Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 216788
Media: Audio CD Discs: 1 Running Time: 71 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
UPC: 743625021622 EAN: 0743625021622 ASIN: B00005A7MI
Release Date: February 26, 2001 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Periodical Ov No.17 In E Flat: Allegro Con Spirito | | • | Periodical Ov No.17 In E Flat: Andantino | | • | Periodical Ov No.17 In E Flat: Presto | | • | Symphony No.4 In C Minor: Moderato | | • | Symphony No.4 In C Minor: Larghetto | | • | Symphony No.4 In C Minor: Vivace | | • | Symphony In E flat, Op.2 No.5: Allegro | | • | Symphony In E flat, Op.2 No.5: Andante | | • | Symphony In E flat, Op.2 No.5: Tempo Di Minuetto/Allegretto | | • | Symphony In E flat, Op.2 No.5: Presto | | • | Sym In B Flat, Op.5 No.2: Allegro Con Spirito | | • | Sym In B Flat, Op.5 No.2: Andantino | | • | Sym In B Flat, Op.5 No.2: Presto | | • | Symphony In E, Op.10 No.1: Allegro | | • | Symphony In E, Op.10 No.1: Andante | | • | Symphony In E, Op.10 No.1: Allegro | | • | A Conversation Sinf In E Flat: Allegro | | • | A Conversation Sinf In E Flat: Andante | | • | A Conversation Sinf In E Flat: Allegretto |
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| Customer Reviews:
Excentric conductor pulls off another masterpiece! October 29, 2002 6 out of 7 found this review helpful
Graham Lea-Cox, with his extremely successful string of Boyce recordings, in which his knowledge of the composer and his music shines through, now treats us to some other great Baroque masterpieces. Although Graham may be going through a bit of a mid-life crisis at the moment (frequently seen wandering around night-clubs in surfing t-shirts, beaded necklaces and dyed hair) his understanding of the music combined with the experience of the renown Hanover Band brings to life the joys of these little known composers.John Marsh's Symphony No.10 is my favourite and in my opinion typifies British Music at the time. Employing two antiphonal orchestras (hence the Symphony's other affectionate name), the piece is beautifully coloured and exciting to listen to, building to a climax with the horns and drums instilling the images of hunting. I would heartily recommend this recording for all lovers of baroque music (and surfing, clubbing, poofs and mad conductors)
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