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Silvestri: Bacchanale

Clive Lythgoe, piano 15 June 1967 Location: Unknown Constantin Silvestri (1913-1969) Piano Suite No. 3 (Op. 6), No. 1 (1933) 1. Bacchanale (00:58) The publisher has the Italian spelling with the missing “h”. I have also seen this piece listed without the double “c” which is in the standard spelling. Silvestri’s tape journal has the standard spelling so I’m going with that. Silvestri's first two Piano Suites were both titled "Jeux d'Enfants". When Silvestri submitted the score for his third suite to the the publisher Salabert, they included "Jeus d'Enfants" on it just like the first two. Silvestri's score is simply Piano Suite No. 3 (Op. 6). I always wondered why a Bacchanale was considered a "Children's game". Please visit my channel of other recordings I have restored. ‪@GlensAudioRestoration‬ Please visit my channel featuring popular songs and dance music of the 1910s and 1920s. ‪@glenscentennialoldies‬ Metamorphosis: The Transformation of the Bournemouth Symphony    • Metamorphosis:  The Transformation of the ...   This documentary tells the story of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra’s rise to international acclaim while under the baton of Maestro Constantin Silvestri. Ray Carpenter (1922-2017), the symphony's principal clarinet, shares his memories along with historic materials—photographs, excerpts of musical recordings, newspaper clippings, and programs. Ray provides insight into his own musical coming-of-age as well as musical life during the Silvestri (1961-1969) years. Despite his short tenure with the symphony, Maestro Silvestri managed to transform a provincial band to an orchestra whose performances were praised in and beyond London. And as always, please Like, Comment, and Subscribe.