TINTNER MEMORIAL 6

BEETHOVEN / SIBELIUS / TINTNER / SYM NOVA SCOTIA

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Symphony No. 3 In E-Flat Major, Op. 55, 'Eroica'
Allegro Con Brio
Marcia Funebre: Allegro Assai
Scherzo: Allegro Vivace
Finale: Allegro Molto
Symphony No. 7 In C Major, Op. 105

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Made in EC

Recorded live 30 March 1988 (Beethoven) and 19 January 1999 (Sibelius) by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Musicians on this recording:
Concertmaster: Philippe Djokic, George Maxmann. Violin: David Adams, Janet Dunsworth, Chun-He Gao, Beverley Grove, Mishan Han, Celeste Jankowski, Jennifer Jones, Ryan Kho, Hibiki Kobayashi, Lap Hok Kwan, Dorota Kwiecinska, Karen Langille, Anita Gao Lee, Yi Lee, Marcelle Mallette, Ken Nogami, Anne Rapson, Anne Simons, Peter Stryniak, David Thompson, Christopher Wilkinson. Viola: Margot Aldrich, Binnie Brennan, Chris Buckley, Yvonne DeRoller, Sara Hartland-Rowe, Jean-Luc Plourde, Susan Sayle, Burt Wathen. Cello: Norman Adams, Hilary Brown, Pierre Djokic, Alex Grant, David Moulton, Laszlo Muranyi, Mark Rodgers, Shimon Walt. Bass: Max Kasper, Paulette Saurisseau, Lena Turofsky, Catherine Williams. Flute: Lucie Batteke, Patricia Creighton, Christine Feierabend. Oboe: Suzanne Lemieux, Margaret Pheby. Clarinet: Richard Hornsby, Margaret Isaacs, John Rapson. Bassoon: Christopher Palmer, Ivor Rothwell. Horn: Steven Field, Margaret Howard, Mary Lee, Robert McCosh, Anne Marie Monaco, Gina Patterson. Trumpet: Curtis Dietz, Robert Dutton, Richard Simoneau, Jeffrey Stern, Geoffrey Thompson. Trombone: Gregory Burton, James Eager, Sophie Pelland. Timpani/Percussion: Michael Baker, James Farraday.

In the recordings in this series the second violins are placed on the right of the conductor, for the antiphonal effect between first and second violins these composers expected to hear.

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