CARL BUSCH (1862-1943): Elegy, Op. 30, CARL NIELSEN (1865-1931): Paraphrase on a Bohemian-Danish Folk Tune, MAX BRUCH (1838-1920): Serenade on Swedish Folk Melodies, Op. posth., DAG WIRÉN (1905-1986): Serenade in G, Op. 11, LARS-ERIK LARSSON (1908-1986): Little Serenade, Op. 12, Serenade for Strings: Tempo di Valse.

Catalogue Number: 10K051

Label: Aulos

Reference: AUL 66155

Format: CD

Price: $18.98

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Description: Nordic music for string orchestra: except that Busch was a Dane who moved to Kansas City in 1887 and eventually, in 1911, became musical director of the Kansas City Symphony. The simple, three-note motif of his Elegy (1899) will haunt you immediately and make you wonder why it isn't a famous "chestnut". Most of you will be familiar with the felicities of Wirén's and Larsson's beautiful serenades but the folk-inspired Nielsen and Bruch and not among their most-recorded pieces. Southwest German Chamber Orchestra; Pforzheim; Sebastian Tewinkel.

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