< World Premiere >
GEORGE PERLE : Adagio for Orchestra
Tuesday 13 April, 1993 – Carnegie Hall, New York
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, cond. David Zinman
In 1937, Perle made his first connection with the revolutionary innovations of Schönberg and his school when he came upon a copy of Berg's Lyric Suite. “It wasn't until I came upon the Lyric Suite that I realized that there was something going on in contemporary music that implied really significant new ways of thinking about harmony...”
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