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Nallekarhu konsertissa

Orkesterimusiikin suosikkeija lapsille

Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
Leif Segerstam, conductor

ODE 927-2 · CD · December 1999

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Track listing

20 tracks · 72:48

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Claude Debussy

  1. 1 Golliwogg's Cake Walk 3:13

Edvard Grieg

  1. 2 Prelude (Morning), Op. 46 No/1 4:30
  2. 3 In the Hall of the Mountain-King, Op. 46/4 2:44

Jean Sibelius

  1. The Tempest, Op. 109
  2. 4 I. Dance of the Nymphs 1:53
  3. 5 II. Miranda 1:53

Hugo Alfvén

  1. 6 Vallflickans dans (Dance of the Shepherd Girl) 4:05

Erkki Melartin

  1. Sleeping Beauty Suite, Op. 22
  2. 7 I. Perhosvalssi (Butterfly Walz) 2:08
  3. 8 II. Juhlamarssi (Festive March) 4:31

Ahti Sonninen

  1. 9 Hiirten häävalssi, from: Pessi ja Illusia 4:22

Mariano Mores

  1. 10 Tango Uno 3:49

Einar Englund

  1. 11 Poroajot, from: Valkoinen Peura 1:25

Armas Järnefelt

  1. 12 Kehtolaulu (Liekku liiku) (Lullaby (Rock, O Cradle)) 3:12

Johannes Brahms

  1. 13 Unkarilainen tanssi nro. 5 3:17

Antonín Dvorák

  1. 14 Slaavilainen tanssi 5:55

Johann Strauss

  1. 15 Radetzky March, Op. 228 2:41

Peter Tchaikovsky

  1. 16 Pienten joutsenten tanssi 5:57
  2. 17 Kukkaisvalssi 5:57

Maurice Ravel

  1. 18 Pavane pour une infante défunte 6:58

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

  1. 19 Flight of the Bumbelbee (Kimalaisen lento), from: Tsar Saltan 1:30

Christian F. Kress

  1. 20 Porilaisten marssi 2:48

About this recording

Nallekarhu konsertissa (Teddy Bear at the Concert) features Leif Segerstam and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra with a concert programme specially tailored for children.

Features

Booklet with liner notes in Finnish

The artists

Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra

The Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, the first professional symphony orchestra to be founded in the Nordic countries (1882), has grown from a band of 36 players to an orchestra of 102 regular members.

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Leif Segerstam

Leif Segerstam (1944-2024) received diplomas from the Sibelius Academy in violin and conducting. He won the Maj Lind Piano Competition in 1962 and gave his first violin recital in 1963. He rounded off his studies at the Juilliard School in New York, where he was awarded a conducting diploma in 1964.

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