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I hear the seasons when I listen. Such a gift from Copeland, Thank you Maestro.

23:26 :)

So this is the piece that got under Stalin's skin ??!!! Well, DSCH had the last laugh. This is a great piece reminiscent of the 4th Symphony. Shosty out lived Stalin by 22 years.

Geniaal componist mijn favoriet ❤️👍🍀🐴🙏

The picture is "Road to Decatur" by Alexandre Hogue, 1938. (edited to add date)

Thank you for posting, friend. Another elevating piece by Copland, and your choice of Hogue as the accompanying image was inspired.

That was cool.

Beautiful. Copland has always impressed me with his talent for capturing the 'wide open spaces' not only of the American continent, but of the human spirit. I find myself breathing heavily during these sequences as he conjures up the great freedoms of our world.

Beautiful recording, but if I’m not mistaken these preludes are Barber’s op 37, and op 36 is his Toccata Festiva for organ and orchestra, no?

This is my favorite Copland work. It never fails to make me smile!

Surely one of Copland's most heartfelt works. It never fails to impress. An evocation of an America that one was, but, sadly, no longer is.

What a genius Copland was to put a break in this piece at the 16 min mark so that a commercial could run. Most composers leave a little space at the start so we can see ads.

0:00 Scene 1 Prelude 1:47 Scene 2 The Courtroom 2:22 Scene 3 Dance 4:17 Scene 4 Dance Of The Prosecuting 6:34 Scene 5 The Night Club Hostess Sworn In 7:16 Scene 6 The Chorus Girls' First Dance 11:07 Scene 7 First Pas-de-deux 14:26 Scene 8 Pas-de-deux and Murder 18:03 Scene 9 The Courtroom 18:45 Scene 10 The Honeymoon Couple 19:26 Scene 11 The Chorus Girls With Doves 21:53 Scene 12 Second Pas-de-deux and Murder 25:45 Scene 13 The Courtroom 26:27 Scene 14 The Waiter Sworn In 27:03 Scene 15 The Chorus Girls' Third Dance 28:48 Scene 16 Third Pas-de-deux and Murder 32:28 Scene 17 The Verdict 32:47 Scene 18 The Courtroom

I have been listening this recording for about 6 months, and this is the best one i found of lady Macbeth, the tragedy!!

Supremamente bello,de toda beldad,ultra romántica,hasta el paroxismo de los sentidos...

¡Maravillosa sinfonía! Gracias por compartir.

Maestro, de mi Mtro. Domingo Lobato.

Beautiful Music from an amazing composer.

Boring asf

Mieczyslaw Weinberg was a Jewish Polish composer who emigrated to USSR.. He was greatly supported by D. Shostakovitch. Their style was however very different. Weinberg's lyricism is more conventional, and we do not find the desperate feeling of loneliness and absurdity which make the most noticeable Shostakovitch's compositions, in his symphonies and string quartets. Nevertheless, Weinberg's compositions have an originality of their own. .

Great musical composition. she has the whole spirit of personal freedom.

Fantastic music and number one composer

el 2o movimiento está basado en uno de mis temas favoritos de la banda sonora de Memorias del subdesarrollo. apenas reconocí la melodía se me puso la piel de gallina. grande leo brouwer

A great man, a greater composer. Love him

Grandioso ❤

3.40 Hedwig’s theme?

One day I will be there. In freedom world. I can dress how I want, love who I want and not be afraid for my life...

I feel heartened to see that this humanitarian tragedy finally got its own Threnody. This piece should have more views.

I think, İnce is one of pioneers of the new Turkish culture which is pressed traumatically between the east and west.

Nothing can exist this beautiful, meaningful, deep and soulful without God, without there being a God...

Good performance.

Such a wonderful and reinvigorating symphony! I just love it!

First time I have listened to this astonishing music.My God why oh why is his music not more widely played,scandalous.

Jedna z mála symfonií, která se vám neoposlouchá. Poprvé jsem ji slyšel na konci 90. let 20. století a stále mě baví. Tuto nahrávku považuji za vůbec nejzdařilejší.

I love the textures and harmonies here in the early going. Rich and mysterious.

Muy Propia! y Tiene las Cadencias De La Rumba!

69 secs of rigor and then float away on a river of clouds...

I like intense dramatic orchestral works. This one qualifies.

No credit for the art work. Who cares.

A bit Prokofiev, a bit Shostakovich, and wholly Rawsthorne.

o.o

If ever there was an all-encompassing American classical composer whose music has truly come to embody the American spirit, it would be Copland. Certainly not the first American composer to experiment with sounds divorced from the European canon, but the first of renown to create a cohesive, specifically American sound.

That's Aaron Copland ! His music helping man to see the world in a better and true light!

Helsinki, La Habana and now this! A superb orchestral composition for the guitar by master Leo.

Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: an Italian composer. 1895 - 1968. He went to the US when Mussolini took over. Midsummer Night's Dream was written in 1940. While working in Hollywood, Tedesco taught or influenced many younger greats: Henry Mancini, Nelson Riddle, André Previn, and John Williams.

Una maravilla!

Distortion of "The Star Spangled Banner: thirty-five years before Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock.

Anche il valzer del Commiato è stato scritto prima del Gattopardo ed utilizzato in un film neorealista con Valentina Cortese nell'immediato dopoguerra

Turn up the volume ! ! !

This is an incredible work, better even than Bocharinni's version. Yet there's so few people listening to it. What does Sierra have to do to be famous. Damn.