Bacewicz/ Wdr Sinfonieorchester - Symphonies Nos. 3 & 4The symphonic oeuvre of the Polish composer Grazyna Bacewicz has never before been recorded in it's entirety "from one source", so that the series beginning here represents a pioneering act. The Third Symphony for large symphony orchestra was written in early 1952 and the monumental and pathetic music shows a hitherto unknown face of the composer. One of it's characteristics is the use of large instrumental blocks, although fragments also appear that

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but was most prolific during the '60's and '70's

It is set to the music of Rimsky-Korsakov

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Each song transition smoothly from one to another using melodic elements and natural sounds to tether the songs together for a cohesive listening experience

Consisting of between three and seven movements

experimental and uncompromising sound

Max Reger composed the Serenade in G major in 1905 - 06