Sergei Nikolajewitsch Titow Videos
russischer Komponist
Gedenken 2025 (Tod: Sergei Nikolajewitsch Titow)
- Oper
- Russisches Kaiserreich
- Komponist
Letzte Aktualisierung
2024-06-05
Aktualisieren
Gavriil Popov Alexander Titov Titov Shostakovich 1808 1814 1858 1939 1944 1946 1947 1948
St. Petersburg State Academic Capella Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Titov I - Intrada. Andante maestoso e molto espressivo - Risoluto con fuoco - Coda. Risoluto maestoso - Molto cantabile - Tempo I: 0:00 II - Allegro con fuoco, quasi presto - Largo appasionato - Quasi recitativo appasionato - Andante doloroso e sempre inquieto - Tempo I: Presto feroce - Allegro con fuoco e molto cantabile appasionato: 7:12 III - Scherzo. Prestissimo - Leggiero giocoso - Tempo I e molto risoluto - Giocoso con brio - Cantabile, flautando, dolce: 18:58 IV - Largo espressivo, molto cantabile e sempre con moto - Risoluto, quasi marcia marciale - Cantabile energico e sempre con moto - Risoluto con ira e molto agitato - Largo ma con moto: 25:25 V - Presto impetuoso - Molto cantabile - Presto energico e maestoso - Risoluto luminoso - Tempo I: 45:48 The third symphony of Gavriil Popov was composed between 1939 and 1946. It premiered in Moscow on January 31, 1947 and then was presented in Leningrad on March 9 of the same year. It is composed for an extended string orchestra. A challenge for the presentation of a heroic work. Called by an orchestra conductor as the "Spanish" for the use of Hispanic themes and for the origin of the work: In the month of May of 1939, Popov had written the soundtrack of a film entitled "Spain". It was a report made during the Spanish Civil War, describing the tragedy of the nation. The music was so successful that Popov made a suite entitled "Spain" Op.28, consisting of seven symphonic fragments. According to the diary written by the composer, on September 17, 1939, he intends to perform a Concerto grosso based on the fragments for strings of his work "Spain". The first movement ends in the month of October, but then leaves the work. In the month of September 1944 he continued, finishing the score on September 21, 1946. Then he changed the name to Symphony No. 3 "Heroic" and dedicating it to his friend Shostakovich. The first movement begins with a solemn theme reflecting the heroism that will be the basis of the symphony. It is combined with a more nervous secondary theme. Dragged by the violins the theme grows to its fullest expression, then return to the calm with which the coda ends. The second movement presents a lively theme in which we can see the popular twists of the Castilian jota, one of the reasons for being known as the Spanish symphony. In the central part we find a requiem for the fallen heroes based on the Basque folk song, Argizagi ederra (the beautiful moon). The theme is presented by the violas in their low register. Then the complete strings are added. It continues with a brief development in a dramatic way to return to the initial theme. The third movement corresponds to the scherzo of the work. It is written in the form of a rondo and is based on the themes of three dances. Among them are a contrapás, a typical Catalan dance and a Castilian tune, which alternate. The fourth movement begins with a dense sad melody in the cellos and double basses. When the violas and violins join, it acquires amplitude, increasing its drama. It is the longest movement, constituting the dramatic core of the work. It develops through increasingly intense sound waves until it reaches its peak. The last movement presents us with the triumphal end of the work. The two themes of the first movement reappear. The second theme appears first, followed by a motif in the form of a march announcing the victory. The main theme of the work, that of heroism, is emphasized. The initial theme is taken by the entire orchestra in the coda as a symbol of courage. The premiere of the work was a success but for reasons unknown, their discussion at the meeting for the Stalin Awards was postponed to 1947. The events that took place in 1948 for the performance of Vano Muradelli's opera, condemned the most important Soviet composers. Popov was criticized as an anti-nationalist formalist in need of a reconversion of his style. Picture: "The Third of May 1808" (1814) by the Spanish painter Francisco de Goya. Sources from this spanish website on Popov symphonism: (http•••)
Alexander Titov Titov Kochurov 1941 1945 2011
Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America The Suvorov Overture · St. Petersburg State Academic Capella Symphony Orchestra 1941-1945: Wartime Music, Vol. 11 ℗ 2011 Northern Flowers Released on: 2011-04-05 Conductor: Alexander Titov Orchestra: St. Petersburg State Academic Capella Symphony Orchestra Composer: Yuri Vladimirovich Kochurov Auto-generated by YouTube.
Alexander Titov Titov Antonio Vivaldi 2012
Provided to YouTube by Daredo Concerto for 2 Violins in A major, Op. 3 No.5 (L'estro armonico) : I. Allegro · New Classical Orchestra · St. Petersburg · Alexander Titov · Vladislav Gluz · Igor Romanyuk Vivaldi: A Violin Festival ℗ copyright control Released on: 2012-01-01 Composer: Antonio Vivaldi Music Publisher: Copyright Control Auto-generated by YouTube.
Bortnyansky Titov Zhilin Kozlovsky Laskovsky 1455 1730 1997
Harpsichordist : Tatiana Sergeeva 01 - Bortnyansky - Sonata B-dur 00:00 02 - Bortnyansky - Sonata C-dur - I. Allegro moderato 03:57 03 - II. Adagio 08:37 04 - III. Rondo 14:55 05 - Bortnyansky - Sonata F-dur 17:30 06 - Titov - Waltz f-moll 23:17 07 - Titov - Kontrdance C-dur 24:08 08 - Karaulov - Russian Song with Variations c-moll 25:12 09 - Zhilin - Waltz As-dur 31:55 10 - Zhilin - Russian Song with Variations A-dur 33:10 11 - Narishkina - Kontrrdance c-moll 35:40 12 - Gurilev - Russian Song with Variations c-moll 36:25 13 - Gurilev - Polka-Mazurka D-dur 46:40 14 - Kozlovsky - Polonaise c-moll 49:04 15 - Laskovsky - Fuge c-moll 52:07 1997 Cantabile
oder
- Zeitleiste: Komponisten (Europa).
- Indizes (in alphabetischer Reihenfolge): T...