Christopher Rouse: Symphony No.3 (2011)

Christopher Rouse (1949-2019): Symphony No.3 (2011).
I. Allegro
II. Theme [08:32]
III. Variation 1 [10:48]
IV. Variation 2 [13:17]
V. Variation 3 [18:25]
VI. Variations 4, 5, and Theme [20:55]
New York Philharmonic diretta da Alan Gilbert.
Cover image: painting by John Atherton.
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[@anastasiavinogradova_composer]

The spectre of the Prokofiev's second symphony haunts these places...

[@GJYYNGII]

I just looked you up to see who he was, just found out that he died back in September of this year. Such a tragedy. May he rest in peace.

[@lilysassoon1349]

The symphony of Pterodactyls and Derivatives of 2011. Excellent work!

[@kuang-licheng402]

very good

[@ronaldbwoodall2628]

To the comparisons noted in these comments, might I add resemblances to Harris, Ives and Copland, even, at 22:00, Nielsen, and, in its more ferocious moments, Jolivet and Revueltas? Rouse's 3rd Symphony has a winning lyricism along with its"sound and fury", and I think it is a more impressive work than his 4th which I've heard just previously. (And yes, Rouse does have his very individual voice.)

[@catzme4]

8:30