Embark on a musical journey through the enchanting streets of Venice with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra's captivating album, "Viaggio a Venezia." Released on August 6, 2021, under the Jube Classic label, this orchestral masterpiece is a delightful blend of classical compositions that span a little over an hour and seventeen minutes. The album showcases the orchestra's virtuosity and conductor Hans Carste's insightful direction, presenting a diverse range of pieces from renowned composers.
The tracklist is a treasure trove of musical gems, including Gioachino Rossini's lively "La danza" and Antonín Dvořák's evocative "Humoreske," both masterfully arranged for orchestra. The album also features the title track, "Viaggio a Venezia," a charming piece that captures the essence of a Venetian journey. Other highlights include the elegant "Adagio con variazioni" and the playful "Valse caprice," demonstrating the orchestra's versatility and technical prowess.
The Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, known for its rich history and exceptional performances, brings a unique depth and resonance to each piece. Their interpretation of these classical works is both refreshing and engaging, making this album a standout in their discography. Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, "Viaggio a Venezia" offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. Immerse yourself in the lush orchestrations and timeless melodies that celebrate the beauty and romance of Venice.
Tracks
No. 8, La danza (Arr. for Orchestra)Gioachino Rossini, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Humoreske, Op. 16 No. 2 (Arr. for Orchestra)Leone Sinigaglia, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Adagio con variazioni, P. 133Ottorino Respighi, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Viaggio a VeneziaFried Walter, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Valse capriceAndré Tomar, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Le carnevale di Venezia (La bruna gondoletta) [Arr. for Orchestra]Julius Benedict, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
No. 1, LiedLeone Sinigaglia, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
No. 2, HumoreskeLeone Sinigaglia, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
I. Le campane di San MarcoUlrich Sommerlatte, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
II. NocturnoUlrich Sommerlatte, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
III. CarnevaleUlrich Sommerlatte, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
I. IntroduzioneWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
II. I maccheroniWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
III. SerenataWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
IV. La CarolinaWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
V. DuormeWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
VI. Drughe, drugheteWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
VII. PaparaciannoWilliam Keiper, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
Danza di tarantellaHelmut Ritter, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Carste
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