Peter Maxwell Davies: Symphony No.5 Op. 166 (1995)
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- Peter Maxwell Davies (1934-2016): Sinfonia n.5 op.166 (1995) --- Philharmonia Orchestra diretta da Sir Peter Maxwell Davies
-- cover image by Howard Hodgkin --
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Eerie, expressive and intriguing. Up until now I haven't investigated Maxwell Davies symphonies beyond his First, of which I couldn't understand a note. This one I enjoyed, perhaps even enough to hear it again (whether I understood it is a different story). I believe it will be a fascinating journey to explore his symphonies further.
ronald b woodall You wise, amigo (from México 🇲🇽)
One of his finest symphonies.
I fancy that this is probably his most approachable symphony and I enjoyed this performance directed by the composer.
after four rather frustrating things finally a good one! marvellous piece!
Moody and interesting. Thanks very much for the upload!
Imaginar una película donde los personajes son los sonidos. En un principio suena misterioso mientras los personajes se descubren; luego cuentan historias propias, íntimas; más tarde empieza un diálogo; finalmente....no hay un final, debe saberse qué pasará en la próxima sinfonía.
This symphony can only be described as "dark music". Whilst I admire Sir Peter greatly, I have often been concerned for his mental health. This work confirms my fears. But I still enjoyed it !!
¿Financiaría alguien ponerle imágenes a esta música? El objetivo no sería acotarla, se usarían asignificantes. Algo así como una semiótica desacostumbrada que tenga alguna tinta de la semiótica acostumbrada.
How often a composer's fifth symphony, if they wrote one, is their best or nearly so -- Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Tchaikowsky, Shostakovich, Davies. Well, okay, Dvorzak's best is 9, "The New world" but it was originally mistakenly called his fifth.
Mahler's too.
marginally less noxious than his other 6.