SYMPHONY 3 & 4 / PRINTEMPS

Composer(s): Otto Ketting

Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic
Reference: KTC1373
Barcode: 8711801102115
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2008-10-03
SKU: KTC1373 Categories: , ,

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What is characteristic of Ketting’s work in general and of his Third and Fourth Symphony in particular is the seamless amalgamation of a healthy Stravinskian critical distance through which a hot-blooded expressionism in the style of Alban Berg has been filtered. Another characteristic of Ketting’s four completed symphonies to date is their non-classical organisation, despite his unmistakable commitment to tradition. Only the Third Symphony is composed of separate movements; all the others are monolithic in structure. The Third Symphony is written for normal modern orchestral forces, but in his Fourth Symphony the woodwinds are conspicuous by their absence; the particular colour of this work is defined by colourful contrasts between the brass and the strings.

The nucleus of Ketting’s music: tradition is not something that has once existed, but is rather a value that confirms its worth only in the sounds of today.

1. Symphony No. 4 (2007)
Composer: Otto Ketting
Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra

2. Printemps for string orchestra (2003)
Composer: Otto Ketting
Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic

3. Symphony No. 3 (1990): I. 1st movement
Composer: Otto Ketting
Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra

4. Symphony No. 3 (1990): II. 2nd movement
Composer: Otto Ketting
Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra

5. Symphony No. 3 (1990): III. 3rd movement
Composer: Otto Ketting
Artist(s): Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra

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SYMPHONY 3 & 4 / PRINTEMPS
 21,50
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What is characteristic of Ketting’s work in general and of his Third and Fourth Symphony in particular is the seamless amalgamation of a healthy Stravinskian critical distance through which a hot-blooded expressionism in the style of Alban Berg has been filtered. Another characteristic of Ketting’s four completed symphonies to date is their non-classical organisation, despite his unmistakable commitment to tradition. Only the Third Symphony is composed of separate movements; all the others are monolithic in structure. The Third Symphony is written for normal modern orchestral forces, but in his Fourth Symphony the woodwinds are conspicuous by their absence; the particular colour of this work is defined by colourful contrasts between the brass and the strings.

The nucleus of Ketting’s music: tradition is not something that has once existed, but is rather a value that confirms its worth only in the sounds of today.