Special offer. Copland & Chávez: Pan-American Reflections
The Orchestra of the Americas, Carlos Miguel Prieto
Despite some shakiness at the opening of Copland’s Symphony No. 3…the first movement develops a powerful momentum towards a crashing climax…The most searching, expressive playing comes in the...
Special offer. Copland & Chávez: Pan-American Reflections
The Orchestra of the Americas, Carlos Miguel Prieto
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Despite some shakiness at the opening of Copland’s Symphony No. 3…the first movement develops a powerful momentum towards a crashing climax…The most searching, expressive playing comes in the...
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The Orchestra of the Americas performs Aaron Copland’s euphoric Third Symphony and Mexican composer Carlos Chávez’s rousing Sinfonía india in a thrilling Linn debut.
• Carlos Miguel Prieto, known for his charismatic conducting and dynamic, expressive interpretations, directs the orchestra.
• The Orchestra of the Americas performed both works at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival as part of a European tour, which saw the orchestra perform at the Rheingau Festival, the Elbphilharmonie and the Krzysztof Penderecki European Centre for Music.
• Full of hope, heroism and joyful optimism Copland’s Third Symphony is considered the ‘Great American Symphony’; it is perhaps most famous for its finale in which Copland incorporates his Fanfare for the Common Man, an exhilarating conclusion that leaves listeners uplifted.
• With scintillating indigenous melodies, complex rhythms and highly percussive orchestration, Chávez’s Sinfonía india is the perfect piece to end the programme and showcase this passionate, flamboyant and brilliantly incisive orchestra.
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- Carlos Miguel Prieto, The Orchestra of the Americas
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September 2019
Despite some shakiness at the opening of Copland’s Symphony No. 3…the first movement develops a powerful momentum towards a crashing climax…The most searching, expressive playing comes in the slow movement…[The Chávez] makes a lively encore to the Copland.