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Ferde Grofé - Hudson River Suite (1/2)

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Hudson River Suite (1955)

I. The River
II. Henry Hudson
III. Rip Van Winkle

An orchestral suite by the American composer and arranger Ferde Grofé (1892-1972), best known for his collaboration with the Paul Whiteman orchestra in the 1920's. The Hudson River Suite consists of a series of tableaux depicting the river, its environs, its history and folklore, and its passage through New York City. Grofé had been working on a tone poem called Rip Van Winkle, after the story by Washington Irving, but rather than finishing it as a stand-alone work, he included it as the third movement of this suite.

Conductor: William T. Stromberg
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra

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  • Splendiferous!

  • Perdon musicanth....tenia yo 14 años cuando en clase de musica analizabamos los instrumentos de la obra el Gran Cañon...y yo lo asociaba con el burrito de Platero y YO......De Juan Ramon Jimenez.....que buena educacion tuve. Ferde Grofe describe todo con la musica....hasta los sonidos del agua...

  • gracias mucanth....toda esta musica la escuchaba en la secundaria.....esto es cultura....mil gracias

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