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HOVHANESS, A.: Symphonies Nos. 7, 14, 23 (Trinity College of Music Wind Orchestra, Brion)
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HOVHANESS, A.: Symphonies Nos. 7, 14, 23 (Trinity College of Music Wind Orchestra, Brion)
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Dedicated to the memory of Lady Evelyn Barbirolli, widow of Sir John Barbirolli, a noted oboist, and Honorary Fellow of Trinity College of Music, this disc brings together three of Alan Hovhaness’s most fascinating scores. His Symphony No. 7 ‘Nanga Parvat’ depicts the sublime topography and tiger-like ferocity of that majestic Kashmiri mountain. Hovhaness was inspired, in his own words, by the ‘wild fierceness of volcanic earthquakes and avalanche-shaken mountains’ when composing his Symphony No. 14 ‘Ararat’, while the bells of the thousand and one cathedrals of the ruined Armenian city Ani resound in the Symphony No. 23.
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Hovhaness, Alan

Symphony No. 7, Op. 178, "Nanga Parvat"
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I. Con ferocita
00:05:43
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II. March (in isorhythmic form)
00:03:40
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Symphony No. 14, Op. 194, "Ararat"

Symphony No. 23, Op. 249, "Ani"
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I. Adagio legato espressivo
00:10:51
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II. Allegro grazioso
00:07:01
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III. Adagio con molta espressione
00:16:19
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Total Playing Time:
01:02:43
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