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The BBC Symphony Orchestra: Richard Flury: Orchestral Music, Vol. 4 - Record
The BBC Symphony Orchestra: Richard Flury: Orchestral Music, Vol. 4 - Record
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Title: Richard Flury: Orchestral Music, Vol. 4
Artist: The BBC Symphony Orchestra
Label: Toccata
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060113447272
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-05-02
Number of Discs: 1
The Second Symphony of the Swiss composer Richard Flury (1896-1967) is deeply bound up with his personal life. In 1932 his first marriage broke up, and his wife and four children left Solothurn in the north to settle in Ticino, in the south. Through visits to his family in Lugano Flury grew to know the area well, so much so that he decided to celebrate their new surroundings in his Second Symphony, the movements of which are based on the carillon of the Flury family's local church and three Ticino folksongs. Structurally, the work belongs to the Brucknerian tradition, but it also has points of contact with the orchestral nature-painting of Flury's good friend Joseph Marx. The landscape of the Poeme nocturne is an interior one: it is an expansive dream-fantasy of occasionally violent passions, a worthy cousin of Richard Strauss' tone-poems.
Tracks:
1.1 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~I. Allegro
1.2 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~II. Andante
1.3 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~III. Scherzo: Allegro molto
1.4 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~IV. Finale: Allegro
1.5 Poème nocturne
Artist: The BBC Symphony Orchestra
Label: Toccata
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060113447272
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2025-05-02
Number of Discs: 1
The Second Symphony of the Swiss composer Richard Flury (1896-1967) is deeply bound up with his personal life. In 1932 his first marriage broke up, and his wife and four children left Solothurn in the north to settle in Ticino, in the south. Through visits to his family in Lugano Flury grew to know the area well, so much so that he decided to celebrate their new surroundings in his Second Symphony, the movements of which are based on the carillon of the Flury family's local church and three Ticino folksongs. Structurally, the work belongs to the Brucknerian tradition, but it also has points of contact with the orchestral nature-painting of Flury's good friend Joseph Marx. The landscape of the Poeme nocturne is an interior one: it is an expansive dream-fantasy of occasionally violent passions, a worthy cousin of Richard Strauss' tone-poems.
Tracks:
1.1 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~I. Allegro
1.2 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~II. Andante
1.3 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~III. Scherzo: Allegro molto
1.4 Symphony No. 2, Ticino Symphony~IV. Finale: Allegro
1.5 Poème nocturne
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