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ALBUM · 2001

Thalaba the Destroyer

by Bantock; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vernon Handley · Nov 2001 · Hyperion · 17 tracks · 1:16:48

  • classical
  • orchestral

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Tracklist

  1. 1The Song of Songs: PreludeSir Granville Bantock11:44
  2. 2Omar Khayyám: PreludeSir Granville Bantock6:36
  3. 3Omar Khayyám: Camel CaravanSir Granville Bantock8:02
  4. 4Hebridean Sea Poem no. 1: CaristionaSir Granville Bantock9:36
  5. 5Orchestral Scene no. 1: ProcessionalSir Granville Bantock14:46
  6. 6Thalaba the Destroyer: Introduction: The Powers of EvilSir Granville Bantock1:09
  7. 7Thalaba the Destroyer: Zeinab's themeSir Granville Bantock1:56
  8. 8Thalaba the Destroyer: Thalaba's themeSir Granville Bantock1:58
  9. 9Thalaba the Destroyer: Oneiza's themeSir Granville Bantock3:53
  10. 10Thalaba the Destroyer: Thalaba's fatal languorSir Granville Bantock3:10
  11. 11Thalaba the Destroyer: Wedding and Brief Happiness of LoveSir Granville Bantock2:32
  12. 12Thalaba the Destroyer: Death of OneizaSir Granville Bantock0:42
  13. 13Thalaba the Destroyer: Thalaba wanders desolately amid the tombsSir Granville Bantock3:37
  14. 14Thalaba the Destroyer: Thalaba sets out again on his Mighty QuestSir Granville Bantock2:53
  15. 15Thalaba the Destroyer: Thalaba's death, and reprise of Oneiza's themeSir Granville Bantock1:48
  16. 16Thalaba the Destroyer: Evil lost for everSir Granville Bantock1:23
  17. 17Thalaba the Destroyer: The last ecstasy of faith and loveSir Granville Bantock1:04

Running time 1:16:48

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

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The record

  • First released
    Nov 2001
  • Label
    Hyperion CDA67250
  • Kind
    Album
  • Formats
    CD
  • Running time
    1:16:48
  • Barcode
    034571172507

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