Jan 17
I wonder how much this music influenced movie soundtracks like the likes of as seen in (or heard in) Aliens. I think you know the one I am talking about.
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I wonder how much this music influenced movie soundtracks like the likes of as seen in (or heard in) Aliens. I think you know the one I am talking about.
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Alexander Mosolov's Iron Foundry is the most crushingly powerful, and literal, example of metal music there is.
Mosolov, Symphony Alexander Titov, Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Academic Symph. Orch.
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Just got back from a concert and it was amazing!!!! I really enjoyed the pieces- Mosolov's Iron Foundry was just phenomenal- I'm going to look into his work further and I'm sad that's the only movement left from the ballet. Beethiven's Piano Concerto No. 5 was played well and sounded good despite the piano being so bright that it sounded almost like a harpsichord and it was a little flat too. Shosti 12 was just fantastic- the conductor really got a great sound out of the players and let them flourish
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Mosolov, Aleksandr Vasil'yevich (1900-73) Concerto No. 2 on Khirgizian Themes (1932) (Only one movement exists) 12 January, 1995 Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Paris Emile Naoumoff, Piano/Orchestre National de France/Vasily Sinaisky, Conductor
A brilliant orchestral piece composed by Soviet futurist Alexander Mosolov in 1926-27, from the ballet suite "Stal" (Steel). This is a 1933 recording with legendary conductor Victor de Sabata and the Italian Broadcasting Authority orchestra in Turin.
Alexander Mosolov (1900-1973): The Iron Foundry (Factory: Machine Music, Op. 19, 1927)
orchestral episode from ballet Steel
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