Luciano Berio
Nones / Allelujah II / Concerto For Two Pianos (LP)
LabelRCA Red SealGenreComposition
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A landmark collection of orchestral works by the Italian avant-garde composer Luciano Berio. Released in 1976 on the RCA Red Seal label, it features the following works: Nones (1954): A serialist orchestral work inspired by a poem by W.H. Auden. Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Luciano Berio. Allelujah II (1958): A complex, spatial composition for five instrumental groups. It is conducted jointly by Luciano Berio and Pierre Boulez with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Concerto for Two Pianos (1973): Featuring piano soloists Bruno Canino and Antonio Ballista with the London Symphony Orchestra under Berio’s direction. The album is highly regarded as a definitive document of Berio's orchestral language, capturing his evolution from total serialism to the virtuosic, large-scale structures of his later career.
Release notes
(c) 1976 RCA Limited Record Division. Printed in Italy.
| A1 | Nones | ||
| A2 | Allelujah | ||
| B | Concerto For Two Pianos |
- Luciano Berio
- Composed By, Conductor
- Pierre Boulez
- Conductor (A2)
- David B. Hecht
- Cover
- Lyle Wachovsky
- Cover
- Robert Auger
- Engineer
- Philip Wade
- Engineer
- BBC Symphony Orchestra
- Orchestra (B1)
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Orchestra (A1, B2)
- Clive Barda
- Photography By
- Antonio Ballista
- Piano (B1)
- Bruno Canino
- Piano (B1)
- Charles Gerhardt
- Producer
