Sergei Rachmaninoff - Symphonic Dances, Op. 45 (Official Score Video)

Listen and follow along with our B&H Study Score Video featuring the official publisher's score of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s “Symphonic Dances,” Op. 45.
“Symphonic Dances,” the composer’s last major work, was premiered on January 3, 1941, by the Philadelphia Orchestra and Eugene Ormandy (to whom the work was dedicated).
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Music:
Symphonic Dances, Op. 45
Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Performed by David Zinman
and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Courtesy of Telarc/Concord
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[@BooseyHawkes]

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[@ethanhcomposer]

0:00 - I. Non allegro
10:59 - II. Andante con moto (Tempo di Valse)
19:46 - III. Lento assai - Allegro vivace

[@DanielKRui]

I love the low Db pedal point around 26:10

[@MrRbjunior83]

Absolutely beautiful edition!!!

[@ericlindholm9482]

There's a chromatic-ish scale in the piano at 2:04 that's not in the score. Is that a revision?

[@BooseyHawkes]

Do you have a favorite moment in this glorious work? Comment below👇 with the time stamp.

[@kealiagracemusic]

5:17 💗🎶

[@SCRIABINIST]

11:31

[@charlietian4023]

The chorale in the 1st mvmt quoting his 1st symphony - 9:49

[@jesika7869]

I love the opener, the powerful sound of the tam-tam with orchestra, especially flutes and clarinet; brilliant opening by Rachmaninoff. The whole work is brilliant!

[@Ashystar067]

20:11 hits hard and I lose my mind at 20:30.

[@florisheijdra6086]

Can anyone tell me what's going on with 2:04 - 2:11? I seem to hear a scale in the piano(?) that is not in the score

[@BooseyHawkes]

Thanks for pointing this out! That piano part is actually an amendment that the composer made in a copy of the score in the Library of Congress. However, it isn't certain that the composer regarded it as a definitive amendment, which is likely why it isn't present in the official score.

[@DanielKRui]

@@BooseyHawkes ah thanks for answering! I remember hearing that chromatic scale in a performance from the Radio Filharmonisch Orkest years ago, and wondering where it came from. Glad to finally know the answer!

[@anangryjuicebox2799]

8:33

[@_rstcm]

Please do a score video of Prokofiev's Cantata for the 20th anniversary of the October revolution.

[@MrRbjunior83]

I love the sound of the american orchestras, especially the brass and strings sound, and the recording engineers of course

[@saintcyan2505]

14 5:17

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