Camille Saint-Saëns: Orchestral Works

With the recording of the orchestra works included in this copy the NAXOS label has covered the totality of the works by the French composer, Camille Saint-Saëns. This is a compendium of four works written by the composer at different times of his creative period. The cellist from Granada, Guillermo Pastrana, also joins the recording, lending voice to the ‘Suite Op16bis’ for cello and orchestra. Jun Märkl, a great specialist in the French repertoire, leads the conducting of this new and magnificent album. Suite Algérienne, Op. 60 Prélude Rhapsodie Mauresque Rêverie du soir (A Blidah) Marche militaire française Suite in D major, Op. 49 Prélude Sarabande Gavotte Romance Final Suite in D minor, Op. 16bis, for cello and orchestra Prélude: Moderato assai Sérénade: Andantino Gavotte: Allegro non troppo Romance: Molto adagio Tarentelle: Presto non troppo Serenade in E flat major, Op. 15, for orchestra Basque National Orchestra Guillermo Pastrana, cello Jun Märkl, conductor Recorded in Miramon (Season 16/17) Naxos Records

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