A masterpiece that combines Nordic lyricism with classical elegance
A recording by Barbirolli and the Hallé Orchestra that carefully portrays Grieg's worldview.
The conductor's interpretation brings out the rich narrative and lyricism of the dramatic music of "Peer Gynt." The orchestra's sound is warm, and the performance evokes the natural landscapes of Northern Europe. This is an ideal introduction to classical music, and allows you to fully enjoy the charm of Grieg's music.
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A:
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1)
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Overture
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2)
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Norwegian Bridal Procession
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3)
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Prelude To Act 2 (Ingrid's Lament)
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4)
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In The Hall Of The Mountain King
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5)
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Dance Of The Mountain King's Daughter
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6)
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Death Of Äse
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B:
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1)
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Prelude To Act 4 (Morning)
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2)
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Arabian Dance
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3)
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Anitra's Dance
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4)
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Solvejg's Song
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5)
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Prelude To Act 5
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6)
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Solvejg's Cradle Song
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Chorus - The Ambrosian Singers (A4, B2)
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Composed By - Edvard Grieg
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Orchestra - The Hallé Orchestra
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Chorus Master - John McCarthy
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Conductor - Sir John Barbirolli
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Producer - Kinloch Anderson
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Soprano Vocals - Sheila Armstrong (B4, B6)
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Soprano Vocals - Patricia Clark (B2)
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Viola [Solo Viola] - Sydney Errington (A1)
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Engineer [Balance] - Alan Stagg
