Thomas Jensen Legacy 9

Artist: Thomas Jensen,
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Format: CD
SKU: 2478730X  |  Barcode: 5709499919002

Description

The present release is the ninth volume in the Thomas Jensen Legacy series from Danacord, and it is a sumptuous feast of popular but now little-known Danish repertoire, mostly given in live broadcast concerts by Thomas Jensen and the DRSO, newly remastered and issued here for the first time. A Hans Christian Andersen memorial concert casts orchestral enchantment on album 1, while extracts from two portrait concerts on album 2 revive the distinctively Danish idioms of Hamerik and Sandby.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Composers
    Niels W. Gade, Fini Henriques, Ebbe Hamerik
  • Brand
  • Model #
    DACOCD919
  • Number of Pieces
    2
  • Attributes
    2 Pack
  • Available Date
    4/15/2022

Tracks

  • 1 Intermezzo Af Operaen Historien Om en Moder (1941)
  • 2 Procession Af Operaen Kejserens Nye Klæder (1926-27)
  • 3 Fra H. C. Andersens Billedbog, Op. 20 (1954), Førsteopførelse
  • 4 Fra H. C. Andersen-Balletten Tolv Med Posten, Op. 37 (1942)
  • 5 Suite Af Balletten Den Lille Havfrue (1920)
  • 6 I Anledning Af - (1934)
  • 7 Det Er Ganske Vist!, Symfonisk Fantasi Efter H.C. Andersen (1944)
  • 8 Slaraffenland, Suite (1936)
  • 9 To Danske Peblingeviser (1937)
  • 10 Quasi Passacaglia E Fuga. for String Orchestra (1932)
  • 11 Suite Af Operaen Marie Grubbe, (1939)
  • 12 Hærmændene PĂ… Helgeland (1920)
  • 13 Fra Skovstemninger (1938)
  • 14 Gudernes Triumfmarch Af Balletten Thrymskviden (1868)
  • 15 Mariotta. Lystspilouverture (1849)
  • 16 Double Concerto for Violin and Cello (1958)
  • 17 Tre Danske Folkeviser, Bearb, for Strygeorkester Af Launy Grøndahl (1886-1960)