Wolf-Ferrari: Orchestral Works Oviedo Filarmonía & Friedrich Haider

• Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari (1876 - 1948): Suite Veneziana in A Minor, Op. 18:
• 1 Wolf-Ferrari: Suite Veneziana in A Minor, Op. 18: I. In laguna 04:42
• 2 Wolf-Ferrari: Suite Veneziana in A Minor, Op. 18: II. Barcarola 02:28
• 3 Wolf-Ferrari: Suite Veneziana in A Minor, Op. 18: III. Notturno - Canali solitari 05:55
• 4 Wolf-Ferrari: Suite Veneziana in A Minor, Op. 18: IV. Alba di festa 04:40
• Triptychon in E Major, Op. 19:
• 5 Wolf-Ferrari: Triptychon in E Major, Op. 19: I. In excelsis 08:18
• 6 Wolf-Ferrari: Triptychon in E Major, Op. 19: II. Agli eroi caduti 03:44
• 7 Wolf-Ferrari: Triptychon in E Major, Op. 19: III. Preghiera 03:57
• Divertimento in D Major, Op. 20:
• 8 Wolf-Ferrari: Divertimento in D Major, Op. 20: I. Variazioni su un tema capriccioso 06:35
• 9 Wolf-Ferrari: Divertimento in D Major, Op. 20: II. Canzone pastorale 03:48
• 10 Wolf-Ferrari: Divertimento in D Major, Op. 20: III. Siciliana 04:23
• 11 Wolf-Ferrari: Divertimento in D Major, Op. 20: IV. Rondo. Finale 04:44
• Arabesken for Orchestra in E Minor, Op. 22:
• 12 Wolf-Ferrari: Arabesken for Orchestra in E Minor, Op. 22 11:10
• Total Runtime 01:04:24

Info for Wolf-Ferrari: Orchestral Works

"Friedrich Haider lets his orchestra play elegantly, but does not really well express the mostly warm-hearted moods of Wolf-Ferrari’s music. Compared to Ulf Schirmer, who recorded the same program with the Munich Radio Orchestra for cpo in 2008, Haider does not penetrate the music. He remains superficial in the sense of light, entertaining music and brings the pieces dangerously close to the edge of kitsch. Such musical populism, reinforced by the recording technique, is counterproductive for Wolf-Ferrari." (Remy Franck & Guy Engels, pizzicato.lu)

Oviedo Filarmonia
Friedrich Haider, conductor

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