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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

FILM MUSIC CLASSICS: VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Performed by RTE Concert Orchestra

Composer
Ralph Vaughan Williams

Conducted by
Andrew Penny

Performed by
RTE Concert Orchestra

Total Time:
67:06

Label:
Naxos

Format:
CD, MP3, iTunes

Release Date
August 12, 2016

Order links, audio samples
and track list after the jump.


49th Parallel Movie Image


Product Description: Ralph Vaughan Williams composed in a wide variety of genres, and film music became a significant part of his output in the latter decades of a long and distinguished career. He viewed film scores as more than just ephemera, seeking to "intensify the spirit of the whole" in wartime productions such as the defiantly ant-Nazi 49th Parallel and Coastal Command, in which the graceful romance of sea-planes sends the spirits soaring. The haunting and evocative atmosphere of The Flemish Farm contrasts with Three Portraits that evoke the first Elizabethan age and announce the springtime of the second.


TRACK LIST:

1. 49TH PARALLEL: Prelude (2:15)

2. THE STORY OF A FLEMISH FARM SUITE (MUSIC NOT FOR FILM): The Flag Flutters in the Wind (2:45)

3. Night by the Sea-Farewell to the Flag (2:18)

4. Drawn in the Barn-The Parting of the Lovers (5:35)

5. In a Belgian Café (3:01)

6. The Major goes to face his Fate (3:12)

7. The Dead Man's Kit (4:35)

8. The Wanderings of the Flag (4:43)

9. COASTAL COMMAND: Prelude (1:41)

10. The Hybrides (1:41)

11. U-Boat Alert (3:07)

12. Taking Off at Night (1:35)

13. The Hudsons take off from Iceland (2:13)

14. Dawn Patrol (Quiet Determination) (4:03)

15. Battle of the Beauforts (3:47)

16. Finale (4:12)

17. THE ENGLAND OF ELIZABETH: Explorers (4:20)

18. Poet (6:46)

19. Queen (5:17)

Vaughan Williams: Film Music Classics Album Cover






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