Serenata
Serenata
per piccola orchestra
Composed: 1904/2012 [Respighi – Edited by Di Vittorio]
Published: 2012, Panastudio/Casa Ricordi (Universal Music) Panastudio/Casa Ricordi (Universal Music)
Orchestra: 1,1,1,0;0,0,0,0; str
Duration: 4 min.
Published: 2012, Panastudio/Casa Ricordi (Universal Music) Panastudio/Casa Ricordi (Universal Music)
Orchestra: 1,1,1,0;0,0,0,0; str
Duration: 4 min.
World Premiere
Unknown
Recordings:
To Be Announced
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U.S. Premiere:
3 February 2012
Chamber Orchestra of New York; S. Di Vittorio, conductor
Caspary Auditorium/The Rockefeller University, New York
Commissioned by the Respighi Family and Archive
Respighi’s great nieces Elsa Pizzoli Mazzacane & Gloria Pizzoli Mangini, and archive curator/cataloger Potito Pedarra, for the Chamber Orchestra of New York.
Respighi’s great nieces Elsa Pizzoli Mazzacane & Gloria Pizzoli Mangini, and archive curator/cataloger Potito Pedarra, for the Chamber Orchestra of New York.
Program Notes/Il Programma
Unlike the more austere Respighi works, this is a short captivating concert appetizer which shows the more lighthearted side of Respighi. As his first serious work for small orchestra, the Serenata is considered a precursor of Respighi’s later, more famous works “per piccola ochestra” such as Trittico Botticelliano (Botticelli Pictures) and Gli Uccelli (The Birds). It is scored for flute, oboe, clarinet and strings.
Unlike the more austere Respighi works, this is a short captivating concert appetizer which shows the more lighthearted side of Respighi. As his first serious work for small orchestra, the Serenata is considered a precursor of Respighi’s later, more famous works “per piccola ochestra” such as Trittico Botticelliano (Botticelli Pictures) and Gli Uccelli (The Birds). It is scored for flute, oboe, clarinet and strings.