Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting sounds of Venice with the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra's latest release, "Viaggio a Venezia." This exquisite collection of classical pieces, released on August 6, 2021, under the Jube Classic label, offers a rich tapestry of orchestral and operatic compositions that celebrate the timeless beauty and vibrant culture of the Italian city.
The album spans a diverse range of styles and moods, from the lively and rhythmic "Danza di tarantella" to the serene and contemplative "Adagio con variazioni." Each track is meticulously arranged for full orchestra, allowing the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra to showcase their exceptional skill and versatility. Highlights include the playful "Humoreske," the elegant "Valse caprice," and the dramatic "Le carnevale di Venezia," all of which demonstrate the orchestra's ability to bring out the unique character and emotion of each piece.
With a total runtime of 1 hour and 17 minutes, "Viaggio a Venezia" is a comprehensive exploration of the musical landscape inspired by Venice. Whether you're a longtime fan of classical music or a newcomer looking to discover the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience. The Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra's impeccable performances and the careful selection of pieces make this a standout release that is sure to delight and inspire.
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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