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Contents Vladigerov, Pantcho (1889-1979): Dafino, Wine!, Op. 42 No. 5 Early, Radka Went, Op. 43 No. 5 Ah, Dimitro Iyo, Op. 42 No. 2 The Forest Was Winding, Op. 32 No. 1 Old Dimo, Op. 42 No. 5 From the Mountain, Ma, Climbs Down a Young Shepard, Op. 43 No. 6 A Maiden from Shoumen Mincho Winked at Minka, Op. 41 No. 6 An Old Man Pastures Cattle (Arr. for Bass & Orchestra) Nine Years Have Passed, Yonke, Op. 32 No. 5 (Version for Bass & Orchestra) A Whistle Whistles to Me in Dark Recesses, Op. 32 No. 6 (Version for Bass & Orchestra) Pavel Gerdjikov (bass), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov 6 Lyric Songs, Op. 5 (Arr. for High Voice & Orchestra) No. 1, Mysterious Night No. 2, Silent Was the Night No. 3, By the Deserted Shore No. 4, The Flowers Were Crying No. 5, Past Midnight No. 6, How Merrily We Stood Together Roumiana Valcheva-Evrova (soprano), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov Wild Gidiya, Op. 5 (Version for Bass & Orchestra) Pavel Gerdjikov (bass), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov 4 Songs, Op. 67 (Version for High Voice & Orchestra) No. 2, The Quiet Spring Rain No. 1, The Sky Is Crazy Blue No. 4, Bright Morning No. 3, Crowds Approach the Day of Judgement Maria Ventsislavova (soprano), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov 6 Bulgarian Folk Songs, Op. 56 (Version for High Voice & Orchestra) No. 6, Mechanical No. 5, It Suits You, My Love No. 4, What a Girl I Saw, Ma No. 3, Bogdane No. 2, A Fierce Threat No. 1, Valko, Valko Evelina Stoitseva (soprano), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov Song for the Beloved Roumiana Valcheva-Evrova (soprano), Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Vladigerov The present fifth volume of the Pancho Vladigerov Edition turns to an aspect of the composer’s genre that many other composers have never or hardly touched: Orchestral songs. It is perfectly plausible that Vladigerov found himself exposed to this genre during his formative years in Berlin and Vienna, having enjoyed its heydays in those years he spent in those cities (Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss, Hans Pfitzner, Joseph Marx and others). Notably, Vladigerov always worked off poems by Bulgarian writers, not only when dealing with Bulgarian folk songs. Like many other 20th century composers from a host of different countries and ethnicities, Vladigerov delved deeply into the folk songs and folk dances of his homeland. These are songs and dances – some are still popular today, others nearly forgotten – that various ethnic groups in the country have developed over centuries. In these arrangements, the composing side of Vladigerov finds the perfect synthesis with his pronouncedly Bulgarian side. |
