Italian/English. Contents: Contenti N'andremo - Ecco Quilla (Ah, How Rude) - Ede Cio Vedo (And This Child) - Gloria Laude (Praise to Thee) - O Car Dolce (My Child, Sweet) - Pastor, Voie (Fear Not) - S...
Respighi musically embraced what he termed early music. Capturing the noble elegance from the Balleto movement in his Ancient Aires and Dances, Jerry Brubaker has scored this admired work for concert...
Achevé en 1924, le chef-d'oeuvre de Respighi se compose de quatre mouvements contrastés. Le dernier mouvement, "Les pins de la voie Appienne", dépeint l'avancement de la Légion romaine alors qu'elle m...
In 1927, when Italian composer Ottorino Respighi and his wife Elsa were invited for a trip to Brazil for conducting and recitals in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo he also found some time to explore nati...
Inspired by one of his students and his later wife, Ottorino Ottorino Respighi composed in 1922 Vetrate di Chiesa (The Church Windows). This four movement Symphonic Suite is based on Gregorian melodie...
Ottorino Ottorino Respighi (1879 - 1936) had already begun to attract international attention for his orchestral tone poem Fontane di Roma (Fountains of Rome) (1917) when he wrote his Ballata della Gn...
The Ouverture Carnevalesca was performed in Bologna on April 19th of the same year (1913) as part of a ten-city tour. The piece was written shortly before the Sinfonia drammatica (1914) and Ottorino R...