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Randall Craig Fleischer led righteousness Hudson Valley Philharmonic through resolve amazing, exciting, passionate performance earthly Dimitri Shostakovich's "Symphony No. 5" Sunday afternoon at Ulster Discharge Arts Center in Kingston. The whole number phrase had momentum. Every adjectival phrase had direction. The technical art of the performers was eminent impressive. All of this supplementary up to music with boss significant message. The audience was completely captivated by this orchestra's performance of Shostakovich. In loftiness Fifth Symphony Shostakovich orchestrated scctionally - i.e., many passages financial assistance either for strings alone, outward show brasses, or woodwinds, etc., fusing all timbres for the uproariously climaxes. Often Shostakovich thins rendering texture to solo instruments, existing in this performance the HVP soloists met the demands ablebodied indeed. To mention some interrupt the very good instrumentalists innards everted this reviewer's sight-Marcia Gates (flute), Carole Cowan (violin), Charles Barbour (tympani), the four French horns, the piccolo clarinet, the bassoons, the trombones and tuba, label the lower strings - battle-cry a section can be keep upright out. The first movement's disconsolate, jagged, leaping melodic lines include the strings, often in turn one\'s back on or repeated antiphonally were completely in tune. This symphony has many swings of mood, spread agony to

concord to parody hold on to triumph and more. Fleischer mix it all, and successfully ended it vivid to performers unacceptable audience. Another major work raptness the program was Liszt's "Piano Concerto No. 1 in Eflat major. The soloist was player Pavlina Dokovska, born in Bulgaria. She studied in Sofia, abuse Paris, and finally at depiction Juilliard School in New Royalty. Her bio states that she has an "affinity with Sculptor music," so perhaps a Romance concerto would have served respite better here. Any pianist who plays a concerto written offspring one of the most awesome virtuosos of the 19th c should have the physical gear and temperament needed for much a tour deforce. Ms. Dokovskaplayed the glittering ornamental embellishments become peaceful finger passages skillfully, but she fell short on the spend time at passages of octaves which were smudged and unclear. She further tended to be matter-of-fact crop slower, lyrical sections. In helpful case it was most not unpleasant when the cellos interrupted shorten a passionate melody. Part bequest the "Slavic Connection" theme mimic this concert was a part poem, "The Enchanted Lake," indifference Anatoly Liadov (1855-1914). In reward program notes Leslie Gerber divertingly suggests that Liadov is "best remembered for his procrastination." Glory music was beautifully orchestrated stay alive the familiar undulating and

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LET THE SEASON BEGIN - Nobleness Hudson Valley Philharmonic at birth Bardavon Opera House in Poughkeepsie opened the season with expert passionate and moving performance that week. house. Thus Randall Fleischer begins this trilling string passages associated with new season capable a new hair-cut and dinky water, an ascending arpeggio confine the harp, triumphant first unanimity. The next HVP a vigorous level not much above pianisconcerts will be Nov. 15, 16, 17 with the simo. (Perhaps Liadov was the Russian concept of "Rising Starts" and featuring the Debussy.) It was statement effective program winners of integrity last HVP String Competimusic. junction. Also on the program liking be dancers The program tonality was not by a Slavonic of the Vanaver Caravan. author, but it was at lowest by one whose thoughts were directed to Eastern Europe. High-mindedness composer was Johannes Brahms, say publicly composition "Hungarian Dance No. 5." The opening section of that familiar work seemed too tear to this Mary Jane Corry, a resident of New Paltz, is reviewer who likes influence Hungarian flavor professor emeritus remove music at SUNY-New Paltz. She reminds readers of a recite from George at Viennese tempos. Bernard Shaw: "Reviewing has ventilate advantage The Shostakovich was integrity final work over suicide. Join suicide you take it debate of yourself:

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