Hartmann: Orchestral Music Bülent Evcil, Lviv National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra & Theodore Kuchar

• Thomas de Hartmann (1885 - 1956): Koliadky, Op. 60:
• 1Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: I. Chant spirituel03:32
• 2Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: II. Viens, Koladá01:09
• 3Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: III. Les rois mages01:46
• 4Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: IV. Les chalumeux des bergers00:54
• 5Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: V. L’arrivée de Koladá01:02
• 6Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: VI. Ovsén01:05
• 7Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: VII. La veille de l’épiphanie02:05
• 8Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: VIII. Adieu, Koladá02:09
• 9Hartmann: Koliadky, Op. 60: IX. Goussak03:35
• Symphonie-poème No. 4, Op. 90:
• 10Hartmann: Symphonie-poème No. 4, Op. 9005:31
• Concierto Andaluz, Op. 81:
• 11Hartmann: Concierto Andaluz, Op. 81: I. Entrada y romanza03:12
• 12Hartmann: Concierto Andaluz, Op. 81: II. Juego. Scherzino02:50
• 13Hartmann: Concierto Andaluz, Op. 81: III. Cante y juerga04:11
• Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62:
• 14Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: I. Ouverture07:20
• 15Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: II. Fanfare00:23
• 16Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: III. Allemande02:10
• 17Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: IV. Courante01:13
• 18Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: V. Fanfare et sarabande03:08
• 19Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: VI. Gavotte01:56
• 20Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: VII. Matradour01:57
• 21Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: VIII. Canari01:31
• 22Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: IX. Incantation et danse du chamane04:46
• 23Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: X. Nocturne03:19
• 24Hartmann: Une fête en Ukraine, Op. 62: XI. Danilo Coupor05:10
• Total Runtime01:05:54

Info for Hartmann: Orchestral Music

Born in Ukraine, Thomas de Hartmann (1885–1956), a student of both Arensky and Taneyev, achieved fame as a composer in Russia in the early 1900s, and his concert music was later played by some of the major musicians of the day, primarily in Paris. Since his death, he has been remembered mainly for his association with the Caucasian mystic G. I. Gurdjieff, whom he met in 1916, and his output for the concert hall has fallen into obscurity. The four works receiving their first recordings here reveal a major late-Romantic voice, downstream from Tchaikovsky, contemporary with Rachmaninov, and alert to the discoveries of Stravinsky and Prokofiev

Bülent Evcil, flute (tracks 11-13) Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of UkraineTheodore Kuchar, conductor

Bülent Evcil
is an exceptional flutist who is devoted not only to his craft but also to the creation of programs featuring the traditional Turkish repertoire.

He started his flute education at the MSU State Conservatory in 1980 in Turkey and continued in the Brussels Royal Conservatory and Heidelberg-Mannheim School of Music. In 1992 he had an opportunity to be a student of Sir James Galway. He described Evcil as ‘one of the best flutists of his generation.’

Between 2000-2005 he worked as a flute group conductor in Istanbul State Opera and Ballet. Currently, he is a flute group chief at the Istanbul State Symphony Orchestra and a solo flutist at the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra. Evcil, also took part in many international orchestras such as Italian International Symphony Orchestra, Sao Paulo State Symphony Orchestra and Arturo Toscanini Philharmonic Orchestra under the conductor of Lorin Maazel as a solo flutist and 1st flutist.

Evcil is internationally-acclaimed for his expressive skills, had been invited as a guest artist, and gave many solo festivals worldwide. Some of the most prestigious festivals are the Italian International Flute Festival, Flautomania Teatro Alla Scala in Milano, Italy, Slovenian international flute Festival, Slovenia, French flute festival in Nice and Serbian int. Flute festival Belgrade, Serbia. Pristine flute festival, Kosovo, NFA flute conventions Head Liner concerts in San Diego and New York, America. He also conducted many masterclasses worldwide.

Evcil has significant contributions to expand the popularity of his instrument, Flute, and has the ambition to represent his music and his country, Turkey, at the international music arena. He is awarded by” Classical Music Magazine ANDANTE” The Best woodwind player of 2010 in TURKEY.

As a prodigious recording artist, and he has three main recordings. His first CD named “TANGO TIME” came out by KALAN MUSIC in Turkey, His second CD called “Middle Eastern Miniatures” and the third one was recorded in 2015 with a world-famous accompanist Phillip Moll and named as “The Flute Virtuoso.”

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