Léon Boëllmann : Suite gothique
The Suite gothique combines a historicizing musical language with an unusually clear formal structure, giving the individual movements a sense of cohesion despite their stylistic contrasts.
It is also striking that Boëllmann derives the impact of the famous final movement less from orchestral density than from the consistent repetition of short rhythmic patterns, which lend the work an almost mechanical tension.
dedicated to Monsieur Albert Celoso
It is also striking that Boëllmann derives the impact of the famous final movement less from orchestral density than from the consistent repetition of short rhythmic patterns, which lend the work an almost mechanical tension.
dedicated to Monsieur Albert Celoso
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