Reger Bocklin Suite (part 4)

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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2009

Max Reger
4 Tone Poems After Arnold Böcklin's Pictures

N. 4: Bacchanal

Concertgebouw Orchestra conducted by Neeme Järvi

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  • Hello! Thank for your interesting questions

    On my Bocklin anthology this not much known painting is presented as "Roman May Festival" and "Bacchanal" as subtitle -

    about piece, musical commentaries identify this picture as inspiring of Reger's composition. Actually I believe that this opera isn't a literal transcription of painting, but just an ispiration.

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  • No se como agradecerte, esto lo he estado buscando hace mas de 13 años, lo había grabado en (la ya extinta) Radio Clásica, esta era la interpretación de dicha obra, desde ese momento lo busque en disquerias "especializadas" y nunca lo tenían, una vez le pedí que me lo trajeran importado pero no se en que termino. Gracias por la subida.

    Saludos desde Argentina. :)

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  • The Böcklin Suite is ultimately one of my favorite works by Reger, specially this part. The mood is so unpredictable and exciting!

  • Hello! I have a question: How do you know this picture called: Roman May Festival belongs to this piece? The piece is called Bacchanal, and I am confuseds because Böcklin didn't have a painting called "Bacchanal". How do you know this painting belongs to this music?

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