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Radio HearMe.fm - Symphonies

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Now playing:London Symphony Orchestra, Witold Rowicki - Symphony No.6 in D, Op.60 [A. Dvorak]

Previously played:

  1. Insola Orchestra, Laurence Equilbey - Symphony No. 3 in G Minor, Op. 36 [L. Farrenc]
  2. Akademie für Alte Musik, Ernst Schlader, Bernhard Forck - Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622 [W.A. Mozart]
  3. Antal Dorati, Philharmonia Hungarica - Symphony No.82 in C major `The Bear` [F.J. Haydn]
  4. Antal Dorati, Philharmonia Hungarica - Symphony No.82 in C major `The Bear` [F.J. Haydn]
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Radio HearMe.fm - Symphonies explores orchestral music through symphonic repertoire and the combined colours of strings, woodwind, brass and percussion. Classical balance, Romantic expression and later orchestral approaches offer different perspectives on a broad instrumental sound. Its theme encompasses both large musical gestures and quieter exchanges within the ensemble. Its orchestral focus is especially relevant to an interest in how a recurring melody develops across a work, carried by changing instruments and musical settings.

A recurring orchestral theme can move between instrument groups and acquire a different weight each time. An exposed line makes its melodic detail clearer, while a fuller return places it inside a larger harmonic sound. The accompaniment can change too, keeping familiar material in motion rather than simply repeating it. This makes the channel interesting on both small and large scales, from the colour of an individual entry to the way a whole movement finds continuity through returning ideas.

The symphonic focus gives a listener time to hear orchestral expression as an unfolding work rather than a series of isolated tunes. A quiet exchange can prepare a much broader return, and the significance of a melody may change after a contrasting passage. The channel can therefore suit a dedicated classical session or an atmosphere in which the orchestra's colour becomes the first point of attraction. Staying with those changes brings the relation between scale and detail into view, with an individual instrumental gesture contributing to the direction of a larger and more expansive musical form.

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HearMe FM Limited
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Unit 18, Edgemark Novus Business Centre, Judson Road, Durham, SR8 2QJ, United Kingdom

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