Tishchenko B. Beatrice. Dante-symphony No 4, 5. For full symphony orchestra. Score (Coll. works. Vol. 13)

CONTENTS:

M. Byalik. About Boris Tishchenko
Index of Boris Tishchenko’s works included in this exact collection (with the numbers of volumes)
R. Ruditsa. There symphonies happen

DANTE-SYMPHONY № 4 (Purgatory)
Op. 123 № 5, 6, 7 (2003)

Part I. ANTE-PURGATORY. Op. 123 № 5
The Excommunicate (Music text example)
Manfredi’s Request
First Bottom Section. The Late-Repentant. Lazy Belacqua
Second Bottom Section. The Late-Repentant, Who Died as a Result of a Violence
Story of Bonconte
Dante’s First Dream

Part II. SEVEN TERRACES OF PURGATORY. Op. 123 № 6
First Terrace. Pride (Music text example)
Second Terrace. Envy
Third Terrace. Wrath
Fourth Terrace. Sloth
Dante’s Second Dream
Fifth Terrace. Avarice
Sixth Terrace. Gluttony
Forese Donati’s Story
Seventh Terrace. Lust

Part III. THE EARTHLY PARADISE. Op. 123 № 7
Dante’s Third Dream (Music text example)
Mystic Procession. Fuga on the Theme “515”
Beatrice’s Appearance
Beatrice Leads Dante to Paradise

DANTE-SYMPHONY № 5 (Paradise)
Op. 123 № 8, 9, 10 (2005)

Part I. ASCENSION. Op. 123 № 8
First Sphere: the Moon (Music text example)
Second Sphere: Mercury
Third Sphere: Venus

PART II. Op. 123 № 9
Fourth Sphere: the Sun (Music text example)
Fifth Sphere: Mars
Sixth Sphere: Jupiter

PART III. Op. 123 № 10
Seventh Sphere: Saturn (Music text example)
Eighth Sphere: the Fixed Stars
Ninth Sphere: the Premium Mobile
The Empyrian. Enormous Rose
Face-to-Face with God Himself