Night Tracks

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CD Details

Released: October 29, 1996
Originally Released: 1996
Label: Teldec

Tracks:

1.Symphony No. 2: Andante sostenuto 'A London Symphony'
2.Paulina's Theme & Paulina's Secret (Death and The Maiden)
3.La Traviata: Prelude To Act 1
4.Symphony No. 9 'New World': Largo
5.The Well - Tempered Clavier, Book 1: Prelude In C - Sharp Minor
6.Carnival of The Animals: Aquarium
7.Gymnopedie I
8.Trivium: Camerata Tallinn
9.The Children of Lir: 'Listen To The Cleric's Bell'
10.Suantrai
11.The Well - Tempered Clavier, Book 1: Prelude In C Major
12.Romance For Violin and Orchestra: The Lark Ascending
13.Lyric Pieces: Arietta, Op. 12, No. 1
14.Suite No. 6 In D Major For Cello: Allemande
15.Sacred Choral Works: Concerto No. 32, Andante Moderato
16.String Quintet In C Major, D 956: Adagio
17.Sanata In C Major, K, 454: Andante
18.Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 102: Andante
19.Appalachian Spring: Andante

Product Description:

This disc must be intended for insomniacs; it has that three-in-the-morning feel. The single movements featured are for the most part well performed. And some are decidedly off the beaten track, like Wojciech Kilar's Death and the Maiden (no relation to Schubert's) from the soundtrack to the movie, Paulina's Secret. And we also get English horn player Thomas Stacy doing the solo from the slow movement of Dvorák's New World Symphony with the New York Philharmonic. Also, there is violinist Tasmin Little and the BBC Symphony in a beautiful, dewy performance of The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams. -- Gwendolyn Freed