Niklas Sivelöv: Orchestral Music Malmö Opera Orchestra & Joachim Gustafsson

• Niklas Sivelöv (b. 1968): Symphony No. 3 "Primavera":
• 1Symphony No. 3 "Primavera": I. Allegro molto e giocoso10:20
• 2Symphony No. 3 "Primavera": II. Adagio04:17
• 3Symphony No. 3 "Primavera": III. Allegro molto07:48
• 5 Pieces for String Orchestra:
• 45 Pieces for String Orchestra: No. 1, Vivace02:20
• 55 Pieces for String Orchestra: No. 2, Valse triste03:48
• 65 Pieces for String Orchestra: No. 3, Allegro molto02:24
• 75 Pieces for String Orchestra: No. 4, Lamento05:48
• 85 Pieces for String Orchestra: No. 5, Finale. Allegro03:49
• Symphony No. 4 "Sinfonietta per archi":
• 9Symphony No. 4 "Sinfonietta per archi": I. Allegro moderato12:49
• 10Symphony No. 4 "Sinfonietta per archi": II. Adagio05:21
• 11Symphony No. 4 "Sinfonietta per archi": III. Allegro con brio04:26
• Total Runtime01:03:10

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Niklas Sivelöv (born in northern Sweden in 1968) is one of the leading representatives of the once-familiar tradition of pianist-composer that first achieved prominence with Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin and continued through Rachmaninov and Bartók. But Sivelöv also has a sizable, and growing, body of orchestral music to his name. These three recent works reveal a style that balances delicacy of feeling and freewheeling energy, with something of Stravinskys sense of rhythmic fun, the vernal vigour of Tippett, just occasionally the harmonic density of Ligeti, and the unusual awareness of light and dark that characterises the music of Sibelius and other Nordic composers.

Malmö Opera Orchestra
Joachim Gustafsson, conductor

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