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Harnasie

Ballet pantomime by Karol Szymanowski (scenario by J Iwaszkiewicz and J M Rytard); it was composed 1923–31 and first produced in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now the Czech Republic), on 11 May 1935.
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There is a strong fairy-tale element to the three works on this fabulous record, with the ballet-pantomime Harnasie at its heart.
CULTURE: Lovely last shake of the Rattle; CLASSICAL CD REVIEW ... by The Birmingham Post (England)
His ballet-pantomime Harnasie, despite musical shades of Stravinsky and scenario debts to Ravel, was constantly fascinating and compellingly delivered by CBSO and Chorus, with tenor Timothy Robinson making telling contributions.
Reviews: Depth, lyrical intensity and elegance; Joubert tribute ... by The Birmingham Post (England)
There is also quite a list of recording projects with the CBSO - including at least one more Szymanowski disc, coupling the ballet Harnasie with some of his many orchestral songs, the Elgar and Britten Cello Concertos with Truls Mork, and Mahler's Eighth Symphony - the notoriously epic "Symphony of a Thousand" ("It's just the right place to do it, of course, with his hall and these choruses," Sir Simon comments).
Rattle set to return without the hassles; Sir Simon Rattle is having ... by Grimley, Terry / The Birmingham Post (England)
 
 
 
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