BANTOCK: Hebridean Symphony / Old English Suite
Bantock’s Hebridean Symphony is a powerful work, lyrical, brooding and violent. It makes much use of folk-inspired material, and frequently shows the influence of Sibelius and Richard Strauss in its command of atmosphere. Overall it conjures up the images of a legendary Nordic saga. By contrast the Old English Suite and Russian Scenes are superbly constructed light music. The first contains arrangements of well-known pieces by Elizabethan composers. Bantock’s arrangement is in the same style as Sir Hamilton Harty’s arrangement of Handel’s Water Music. The Russian Scenes consist of a suite of typical Slavic dances, brim full of energy.
Tracklist
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)
Leaper, Adrian (Conductor)





























