Szymanowski/ Vahala/ Nagy - Violin Concerto 1 / Lyric Symphony Fulfilled By AEC " (Der Tagesspiegel) In the

" (Der Tagesspiegel) In the work of these twentieth century masters

but with a duration of almost half an hour it clearly goes beyond the scope of Bach's classical cantatas

The work of the ensemble is anchored in a process of musicological and historical research

fluid style and remarked quite rightly that compose such music is more difficult "than all the most incomprehensible Artificial harmonic progressions and difficult to execute Melodyen"

and pointed articulation

Szymanowski/ Vahala/ Nagy - Violin Concerto 1 / Lyric Symphony Fulfilled By AEC " (Der Tagesspiegel) In theKarol Szymanowski's Violin Concerto No. 1 and Alexander von Zemlinsky's Lyric Symphony, composed only seven years apart, while differing widely differing in their choice of soloists, are united in their source of inspiration. The Lyric Symphony is Zemlinsky's best known work and an homage to Mahler's "Das Lied von der Erde". It sets poems by Bengali writer Rabindranath Tagore (1861 1941) to equally poetic music. Szymanowski likely received his