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Barber
Adagio
for Strings, op. 11 |
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Originally developed as the second movement of Barber's String Quartet
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inspired by a passage from Vergil's Georgics about a widening river's
growth. Although often played at memorials, the Adagio's emotional
charge is both sad and optimistic.
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See
our composer biography here.
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Musica
recommended recording |
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Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein |
Leonard
Bernstein website |
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Orchestra: Los
Angeles
Philharmonic |
Orchestra
website |
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Label:
Deutsche Grammophon |
Label
website |
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Catalogue
Ref: 439528-2GGA |
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Barcode: |
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Release
Date: 15-Nov-1993 |
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More information about this recording |
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Label
(Deutsche Grammophon) |
DG
disc information |
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Bernstein recorded the Adagio with the LA Phil in San
Fransisco in 1982. A powerful and rhapsodic performance combined
here on this DG disc with a sensational recording of Copland's
Appalachian Spring too.
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