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Bochumer Symphoniker: Antheil: Venus in Africa - Record
Bochumer Symphoniker: Antheil: Venus in Africa - Record
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Title: Antheil: Venus in Africa
Artist: Bochumer Symphoniker
Label: Cpo Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 761203745029
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-02-07
Number of Discs: 1
After George Antheil had earned his reputation in Europe as the self-proclaimed "Bad Boy of Music" and caused plenty of scandals with his avant-garde experiments, he made a dramatic shift upon returning to his native America. This change in direction led to a significant number of important compositions, including his later symphonies and a series of one-act stage works, where Antheil dramatized a wide range of themes and situations. The final work in this series is Venus in Africa, a charming, touching, and highly amusing piece for five characters, in which the ancient goddess of love helps an American couple forge a lasting relationship. The music, oscillating between operatic turbulence, impressionistic refinement, and musical-style tunes, is further proof that Antheil had successfully shed his early rebellious image.
Tracks:
1.6 Venus in Africa~Scene Two: She didn't want to go
1.9 Venus in Africa~Scene Two: I am sorry. I can't help staring!
1.11 Venus in Africa~Scene Three: Well? / That was the most beautiful night
Artist: Bochumer Symphoniker
Label: Cpo Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 761203745029
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-02-07
Number of Discs: 1
After George Antheil had earned his reputation in Europe as the self-proclaimed "Bad Boy of Music" and caused plenty of scandals with his avant-garde experiments, he made a dramatic shift upon returning to his native America. This change in direction led to a significant number of important compositions, including his later symphonies and a series of one-act stage works, where Antheil dramatized a wide range of themes and situations. The final work in this series is Venus in Africa, a charming, touching, and highly amusing piece for five characters, in which the ancient goddess of love helps an American couple forge a lasting relationship. The music, oscillating between operatic turbulence, impressionistic refinement, and musical-style tunes, is further proof that Antheil had successfully shed his early rebellious image.
Tracks:
1.6 Venus in Africa~Scene Two: She didn't want to go
1.9 Venus in Africa~Scene Two: I am sorry. I can't help staring!
1.11 Venus in Africa~Scene Three: Well? / That was the most beautiful night
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