Stravinsky - A Sagração Da Primavera
Review by Erick Mazer Yamashita
A Sagração Da Primavera by Stravinsky is an iconic album that showcases the composer's unique style and revolutionary approach to music. The album features a collection of powerful and intense compositions that are inspired by the pagan rituals of spring.
The album's opening track, "Introduction," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its bold and aggressive sound. The music is complex and chaotic, with a cacophony of instruments coming together to create a sense of tension and anticipation.
As the album progresses, the listener is taken on a journey through a series of intricate and captivating pieces. From the haunting "Ritual of the Ancestors" to the frenzied "Sacrificial Dance," each track is a masterpiece in its own right.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| A Sagração Da Primavera | ||
| Parte I - L'Adoration De La Terre ( A Adoração Da Terra) | ||
| Parte II - Le Sacrificie (O Sacrifício) |
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Copyright (c) | Gruppo Editoriale Fabbri S.p.A. |
| Manufactured By | Tapecar Gravações S.A. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Composed By | Igor Stravinsky |
| Conductor | Jascha Horenstein |
| Orchestra | Orqustra Da Radio De Baden-Baden |
| Painting | John Covert , Pablo Picasso |
Notes
- Gatefold Sleeve with a 12 page booklet, and one 6 page libretto.
- Disk #18 out of 60 from the 1979 1nd. Ed. of the Mestres Da Música series (2st. Ed. from 1982 had this album as #31).
- Series # appears on the sticker placed in the plastic outer sleeve of the release.
- Can be distinguished from the second release by the rainbow lines on the top cover (as opposed to the monochrome lines).
- Painting on cover "Três Músicos" by Pablo Picasso, Museu de Arte da Filadélfia
- Painting on back cover "Vocalizaçào" by John Covert , Galeria de Arte Yale, Nova Iorque.
- Disk #18 out of 60 from the 1979 1nd. Ed. of the Mestres Da Música series (2st. Ed. from 1982 had this album as #30).
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout: ED 018 A
- Matrix / Runout: ED 018 B
About Stravinsky
Born: 1882-06-17 (Oranienbaum, Saint Petersburg Governorate, Russian Empire) At present Lomonosov, Russian Federation.
Died: 1971-04-06 (New York City, New York, United States).
Russian composer, pianist and conductor.
Main figure of musical modernism, one of the greatest representatives of world musical culture of the 20th century.
The composer's creative itinerary was extremely dynamic.
Stravinsky's musical language tends to overcome the barrier of historical periods and uses historical and personal models
(such as Russian folklore, Western cultured tradition, dodecaphony, polyrhythms and asymmetrical rhythms)
freely adapting them to his personal creative needs.
In stravinsky's works the rhythmic dimension is extremely dynamic and varied and becomes a structural element of the composition, as is the interval elaboration.
The composer uses melodic cells that are reassembled and broken down with great variety and freedom, the overlapping and reiteration of rhythmic-interval cells creates episodes of rhythmic-metric asymmetry and polyrhythm.
Other elements that we find in his compositions are: the structuring in discordant sections, the use of the octotonic scale and the modal scales.
He has written music for a variety of different instrumental and vocal combinations, ranging from works for huge orchestras to works for small ensembles or solo instruments
Starting from the 1950s he wanted to leave a precise sound testimony of his creative intentions, through the recording of his works directed by himself
A citizen of France (1934) and the USA (1945).
Real Name
- Игорь Фёдорович Стравинский
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