London Symphony Orchestra

Disk 1 1 Symphony No. 1 “Sinfonía de Antígona” 2 Symphony No. 3: I. Introduzione. Andante moderato 3 Symphony No. 3: II. Allegro 4 Symphony No. 3: III. Scherzo 5 Symphony No. 3: IV. Finale. Molto lento 6 Symphony No. 4 “Sinfonía

CD 1: Sylvia 1. Prélude 4'37 Act I 2. No. 1 Faunes et Dryades 6'46 3. No. 2 Pastorale: Le Berger 3'25 4. No. 3 Fanfare: Les Chasseresses 2'55 5. No. 4a Intermezzo 1'19 6. No. 4b Valse lente 4'18 7. No. 5 Scene 4'27 8. No. 6 Cor

CD1 Symphony No.1 in G Minor Op.13 'Winter Dreams' Total time 58'34 CD2 Symphony No.2 in C Minor Op.17 'Little Russian' Total time 64'13 CD3 Symphony No.3 in D Op.29 'Polish' Total time 66'43 CD4 Symphony No.4 in F Minor Op.36 Total time 53

Beethoven's piano concertos are cornerstones of the keyboard repertoire, and yet in their time they formed the subject of much cynical debate: the sounds that we are today adjusted to were difficult for the ears of concert-goers then, and a

Stravinsky composed his Symphony of Psalms in 1930, after Serge Koussevitzky commissioned him to write a work to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Originally conceived as a purely orchestral work, Stravinsky h