MARBECKS COLLECTABLE: Hanson: Symphonies Nos 4 "Requiem" / Suite from "Merry Mount" / etc
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HOWARD HANSON
MARBECKS COLLECTABLE: Hanson: Symphonies Nos 4 "Requiem" / Suite from "Merry Mount" / etc
Judith Mendenhall (flute) Randall Ellis (oboe) / Seattle Symphony Orchestra & Chorale, Gerard Schwarz
[ DELOS / CD ]
Release Date: Friday 11 October 1991
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Composer, teacher, and one of the most influential musical figures in the United States between the world wars, Howard Hanson studied in New York with conservative composer Percy Goetschius and at Northwestern University, outside Chicago. Somewhat of a compositional prodigy, he received his first academic appointment, not yet 20, at California's College of the Pacific. He became an academic dean at 23. Hanson's early compositions made him, in 1921, the very first recipient of the prize of the American Academy in Rome. In Rome, he studied both orchestration with Respighi and the great Renaissance and Baroque Italian painters and sculptors. (ClassicalNet)
Tracks:
Symphony No. 4, Op. 34, "Requiem"
Serenade For Flute, Harp And Strings, Op. 35
The Lament For Beowulf, Op. 25 19:11
Pastorale For Oboe, Harp And Strings, Op. 38
Suite From The Opera "Merry Mount," Op. 31
