George Enescu: Vox maris op.31 (1954)

George Enescu (1881-1955): Vox maris, poema sinfonico per tenore, coro e grande orchestra op.31 (1954) -- Robert Nagy, tenore -- Romanian National Radio Choir diretto da aurel Grigoras, Romaninan National Radio Orchestra diretta da Horia Andreescu --
cover umage by Ivan Aivazosky
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[@vincentstuart3148]

masterful and underrated

[@aureliohonegger2829]

Never heard this music before, but it seems that i had already heard some parts of it...
Very good music I liked it very much! =D

[@andreeanita9552]

Wonderful

[@ella717]

Magistral !

[@didierschein8515]

Wonderful interpretation. The sailor song is in the original version in breton language. Thank you.

[@jacquesferland1746]

This version is more faithful to the composer's wishes than other versions, including Lawrence Foster's. The tenor and soprano should sing in Breton. The required distant (backstage) effect of all vocal parts of this work is also more effective than in other recordings. For the sake of chronological accuracy, it should further be said that this work was conceived in 1925 and had been fully sketched by 1929. When this tone poem was scored is uncertain, at some point during the last 25 years of his life.