Neheme Järvi I Stravinsky N Rakov, USSR Radio Large Symphony Orchestra, Lev Mikhailov - Russian Scherzo Four Norwegian Moods Circus Polka Summer Day Concert Fantasy For Clarinet And Orchestra

Review by Josh Withrow

The album "Russian Scherzo Four Norwegian Moods Circus Polka Summer Day Concert Fantasy For Clarinet And Orchestra" by Neheme Järvi, I Stravinsky, and N Rakov, performed by the USSR Radio Large Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Lev Mikhailov, is a masterpiece of classical music. The album features a diverse range of compositions, including the lively "Russian Scherzo," the melancholic "Four Norwegian Moods," and the playful "Circus Polka."

The standout piece on the album is undoubtedly the "Summer Day Concert Fantasy For Clarinet And Orchestra," which showcases the virtuosity of the clarinetist and the skill of the orchestra. The composition is filled with lush melodies and intricate harmonies, transporting the listener to a sunny summer day.

Throughout the album, the USSR Radio Large Symphony Orchestra demonstrates their exceptional musicianship, bringing each composition to life with precision and emotion. Lev Mikhailov's conducting is also noteworthy, as he seamlessly guides the orchestra through each piece with grace and sensitivity.

Summary by Josh Withrow

"Russian Scherzo Four Norwegian Moods Circus Polka Summer Day Concert Fantasy For Clarinet And Orchestra" is a must-listen for fans of classical music. The album showcases the talent and artistry of Neheme Järvi, I Stravinsky, and N Rakov, as well as the USSR Radio Large Symphony Orchestra and Lev Mikhailov.