Gavriil Popov: Symphony No.1 | Shostakovich: Theme and Variations (Botstein, LSO)

FLAC + LOG + SCANS | 18 Tracks | 1:05:24 | 335 MB

Release Date: 23.11.2004
Label: Telarc
Catalog Number: CD-80642 (There’s also a SACD release available: SACD-60642)

01. (Symphonie No.1 Op.7) Allegro Energico
02. Largo Con Moto E Molto Cantabile
03. Finale: Scherzo E Coda. Prestissimo
04. (Theme and Variations, Op.3) Tema. Andantino
05. Variation I: Andantino
06. Variation II: Piu Mosso (Vivace)
07. Variation III: Andante
08. Variation IV: Allegretto
09. Variation V: Andante
10. Variation VI: Allegro
11. Variation VII: Moderato
12. Variation VIII: Largo
13. Variation IX: Allegro
14. Variation X: Allegro Molto
15. Variation XI
16. Finale: Allegro
17. Adagio

GAVRILL MOTHERFUCKING POPOV

A little history:

Gavrill Popov was a ninja from the far east who often dabbled in composing. He conceived of this symphony during the physical act of love, then wrote it by carving the notes into the Berlin Wall (which later crumbled.) After it was first performed Stalin banned this symphony from ever being played again, so one night as Stalin slept, Popov broke into his bedroom and banned him from ever breathing again. The symphony later went on to become the national anthem for the whole universe.

Also included is an early peace by some dude named Shostakovich.

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