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Composer(s): Strauss, Richard
Conductor(s): Sawallisch, Wolfgang
Ensemble(s): Munich Wind Academy, soloists
Label: Orfeo
Genre: Wind Ensemble/Band Music
Period: 20th Century
Catalogue No: C004821A
Barcode: 4011790004129
Release Date: 01/1982
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Cello and Orchestra Works - SCHUBERT, F. / SCHUMANN, R. / TCHAIKOVSKY, P.I. (Cassadó, Bamberg Symphony, Vienna Symphony, Perlea)
Tracklist
Disc 1
Crane, Stephen - Author
Lewis, Walter (Reader)
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1 | Chapter I: 'The cold passed reluctantly from the earth.' | 07:47 |
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2 | 'He had burned several times to enlist.' | 07:36 |
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3 | 'On the way to Washington, his spirit had soared.' | 06:18 |
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4 | 'After a time, the tall soldier slid dexterously through the hole.' | 05:29 |
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5 | Chapter II: 'The next morning, the youth discovered...' | 08:38 |
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6 | 'The rushing yellow of the developing day went on behind their backs.' | 11:38 |
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7 | Chapter III: 'When another night came...' | 09:30 |
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8 | 'A house standing placidly in distant fields had to him an ominous look.' | 07:16 |
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9 | Chapter IV: 'The brigade was halted in the fringe of a grove.' | 07:52 |
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10 | Chapter V: 'There were moments of waiting.' | 07:09 |
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Disc 2
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1 | 'The man at the youth's elbow was babbling...' | 08:25 |
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2 | Chapter VI:' The youth awakened slowly.' | 06:01 |
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3 | 'A man near him ...suddenly...ran with howls.' | 09:50 |
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4 | Chapter VII:' The youth cringed as if discovered in a crime.' | 09:08 |
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5 | Chapter VIII:' The trees began softly to sing a hymn of twilight.' | 06:53 |
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6 | 'The youth joined this crowd and marched along with it.' | 05:16 |
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7 | Chapter IX:' The youth fell back in the procession...' | 06:16 |
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8 | 'Presently, the latter heard a voice talking softly near his shoulders.' | 07:03 |
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9 | Chapter X:' The tattered man stood musing.' | 09:42 |
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10 | Chapter XI:' He became aware that the furnace roar of the battle was getting louder.' | 10:59 |
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Disc 3
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1 | Chapter XII:' The column that had butted stoutly at the obstacles in the roadway...' | 05:05 |
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2 | ' He fought an intense battle with his body.' | 08:24 |
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3 | Chapter XIII:' The youth went slowly toward the fire indicated by his departed friend.' | 05:24 |
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4 | ' The youth sat down obediently...' | 08:27 |
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5 | Chapter XIV:' When the youth awoke it seemed to him that he had been asleep for a thousand years.' | 11:57 |
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6 | Chapter XV:' The regiment was standing at order arms at the side of a lane...' | 07:28 |
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7 | Chapter XVI:' A sputtering of musketry was always to be heard.' | 03:15 |
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8 | ' Before the gray mists had been totally obliterated by the sun rays...' | 09:08 |
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9 | Chapter XVII:' This advance of the enemy had seemed to the youth like a ruthless hunting.' | 03:44 |
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10 | ' To the youth, the fighters resembled animals tossed for a death struggle into a dark pit.' | 07:31 |
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11 | Chapter XVIII:' The ragged line had respite for some minutes...' | 08:59 |
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Disc 4
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1 | ' A moment later, the officers began to bustle among the men.' | 01:44 |
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2 | Chapter XIX:' The youth stared at the land in front of him.' | 06:51 |
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3 | ' Then, above the sounds of the outside commotion arose the roar of the lieutenant.' | 07:07 |
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4 | Chapter XX:' When the two youths turned with the flag...' | 06:16 |
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5 | ' The way seemed eternel.' | 07:13 |
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6 | Chapter XXI:' Presently they knew that no firing threatened them.' | 13:20 |
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7 | Chapter XXII:' When the woods again began to pour fourth the dark-hued masses of the enemy.' | 06:20 |
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8 | ' His emaciated regiment bustled forth with undiminished fierceness when its time came.' | 05:46 |
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9 | Chapter XXIII:' The colonel came running along the back of the line.' | 04:38 |
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10 | ' But at one part of the line there was a grim and obdurate group that made no movement.' | 07:15 |
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11 | Chapter XXIV:' The roarings that had stretched in a long line of sound...' | 11:02 |
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Total Playing Time: 05:15:40
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