Manfred Honeck - Allan Pettersson: Symphony No. 12 album download

The English notes for this disc refer to Allan Pettersson as an "oddball. The French notes have the word as "original" while in German it reads "Querdenker. Unfortunately, the epitaph is not inappropriate. Few composers had a more consistently difficult life and fewer still wrote such relentlessly difficult music.

Watch now Allan Pettersson, Swedish Radio Choir, Eric Ericson's Chamber Choir, Sveriges Radios Symfoniorkester, Manfred Honeck's video clip of album "Symphony No 12 "De Döda På Torget"". All materials are provided for educational purposes.

Allan Pettersson ‒ Swedish Radio Choir - Eric Ericson Chamber Choir - Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra - Manfred Honeck ‎– Symphony No 12 "De Döda På Torget". Label: cpo ‎– 777 146-2.

Allan Pettersson (Composer), Gerd Albrecht (Conductor), Johann Arnell (Conductor), Alun Francis (Conductor), Manfred Honeck (Conductor), Peter Ruzicka (Conductor), Thomas Sanderling (Conductor), Manfred Trojahn (Conductor), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra), hester Saarbrücken (Orchestra) & 7 more Format: Audio C. 1. Symphony No. 12 ('The Dead in the Marketplace'): 6. Jag kallar på dem. En efter en ska jag tala med dem i kväll. 2. 12 ('The Dead in the Marketplace'): 7. Fienderna. De släpade hit gevären laddade. 3. 12 ('The Dead in the Marketplace'): 8. Här är de. Jag ska kalla på dem som om de vore här. 4. 12 ('The Dead in the Marketplace'): 9. Alltid. Också om fotsteg nöter denna plats i tusen år. Disc: 10.

Allan Pettersson (1911-1980) Symphony N. 2 – ‘The Dead of the Square’ (1974). Swedish Radio Choir Eric Ericson Chamber Choir Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra Manfred Honeck. RS: Part I Part II Part III MU: Part I Part II Part III. PW: ww. vaxHome.

Allan Pettersson (1911 - 1980). Symphony N. 2 "The Dead of the Square" (1974). Swedish Radio Choir, Eric Ericson Chamber Choir, Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Manfred Honeck.

Eric Ericson Chamber Choir Swedish Radio Symphony and Choir/Manfred Honeck CPO 777146-2 DDD 53:05. When I first heard this symphony as a college student, it so intimidated me that I didn't return to Allan Pettersson's music for about ten years. Pettersson selected nine of Neruda's poems for this symphony, whose English title is "The Dead in the Square. This is an allusion to an event in Chilean history: on January 28, 1946, eight Chilean workers affiliated with the resistance movement were killed, and more were injured, by police forces in a public square in Santiago de Chile.