Most visitors to Rome can't help but be inspired by the city's unique personality and history. Very few are so inspired they knock out a series of orchestral tone poems, but that's exactly what Ottorino Respighi did after moving there in 1913. This episode explores the meaning behind the second and most famous of these tone poems: Pines of Rome. A series of musical snapshots that take you on a journey through Rome's fascinating history, and still the cheapest way of visiting it without buying a plane ticket, or time machine.
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Composer: Ottorino Respighi
Work: Pines of Rome
Performer: Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Fritz Reiner
Year: 2006 (recorded 1960)
Label: RCA
Catalogue No. G010000694744F
26 авг 2024