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1CD(s) - Label:Finlandia - Distributor:TEN - Run Time:1 hour 6 minutes - DDD - Released:05/1998 - 706301907726

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Title: Adagietto

Composer: Oskar (Fredrik) Lindberg (1887 - 1955); Leevi Madetoja (1887 - 1947); Robert Kajanus (1856 - 1933); Hakon Borresen (1876-1954); Ole (Bornemann) Bull (1810 - 1880); (Anders Johan) Ture Rangström (1884 - 1947); Johann (Severin) Svendsen (1840 - 1911); Toivo (Timoteus) Kuula (1883 - 1918); Carl (August) Nielsen (1865 - 1931); Hugo (Emil) Alfvén (1872 - 1960)

Orchestra / Ensemble(s): Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Date of Release: 05/1998

Label / Distributor: Finlandia / TEN

Pieces in Set: 1

Running Time: 1 hour 6 minutes

Genre(s): Orchestral, Chamber, Vocal and choral, Stage works

Producer: Bertil Alving

SPAR Code: DDD

EAN: 706301907726

Catalogue Number: 630

Work 1

Work Title: Adagio

Excerpt(s): 1. Adagio

Composer: Oskar (Fredrik) Lindberg (1887 - 1955)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Written: 1928

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 2

Work Title: Elegi

Excerpt(s): 1. Elegi

Composer: Leevi Madetoja (1887 - 1947)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Written: 1909

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 3

Work Title: (The) Pauper girl's lament (Huutolaistytön kehtolaulu)

Excerpt(s): 1. (The) Pauper girl's lament (Huutolaistytön kehtolaulu)

Composer: Robert Kajanus (1856 - 1933)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 4

Work Title: Towards death (Mod doden)

Excerpt(s): 1. Towards death (Mod doden)

Composer: Hakon Borresen (1876-1954)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 5

Work Title: (La) Mélancolie

Excerpt(s): 1. (La) Mélancolie

Composer: Ole (Bornemann) Bull (1810 - 1880)

Genre: Chamber

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 6

Work Title: (2) Swedish folk tunes

Excerpt(s): 1. (2) Swedish folk tunes

Composer: (Anders Johan) Ture Rangström (1884 - 1947)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Written: 1928

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 7

Work Title: All under the fastness of heaven (Alt under himmelens fäste)

Excerpt(s): 1. All under the fastness of heaven (Alt under himmelens fäste)

Composer: Johann (Severin) Svendsen (1840 - 1911)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 8

Work Title: Song without words (Sanaton laulu), Op. 22/1

Excerpt(s): 1. Song without words (Sanaton laulu), Op. 22/1

Composer: Toivo (Timoteus) Kuula (1883 - 1918)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

Work 9

Work Title: Bohmisk-dansk folketone, FS130

Excerpt(s): 1. Bohmisk-dansk folketone, FS130

Composer: Carl (August) Nielsen (1865 - 1931)

Genre: Orchestral

Date Written: 1928

Date Recorded: 1996

Conductor: Juha Kangas

Orchestra / Ensemble: Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra

Location of Work Recording: Kaustinen Church, Kaustinen, Finland

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