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4.0 out of 5 stars
Somewhat Sublime,
By Edward R. O'Neill "edwardoneill" (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gymnopedies / Saudades Do Brasil (Audio CD)
I own the LP of this CD. I bought it for Herrmann's conducting. Sure, Like Satie and Milhaud okay. But that wasn't the main attraction for me. The results are interesting. These are orchestrations of Satie's much-beloved Gymnopedies. I wouldn't off the top of my head think of Herrmann's style as being like Satie. But listening to these transcriptions of Satie for orchestra makes a good case. You could say: Herrmann makes everything into movie music. There's a kind of taffy-pulling of tempi, a lyrical stretching out and then dropping back into rhythms. Whatever it is: it's pretty seductive. If you want to visit another world, just put on this disk. The two Gymnepodies are always on my ipod, and often at the end of a long day at work on the train ride home, you'll find me staring out the window and listening to these magically transporting recordings. --E. R. O'Neill |
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Gymnopedies / Saudades Do Brasil by Satie (Audio CD - 1996)
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