Tcherepnin Symphony 1 - With Score

This piece is difficult to get your hands on! After hearing about the unique percussion only 2nd movement, I wanted to check out the score but there was no score video on KZbin and its not allowed on IMSLP so I ordered one myself! Although I don't usually make videos like this, I've always wanted to try.
Composed By - Alexander Tcherepnin
Conductor - Lan Shui
Orchestra - Singapore Symphony Orchestra
I. Maestoso - Allegro Risoluto (0:00)
II. Vivace (7:01)
III. Andante (9:42)
IV. Allegretto Con Anima - Presto (18:12)

[@MetalClassicalRocks]

This symphony is so metal the entire second movement is just percussion and I love it! 🤘

[@soundtreks]

I hadn’t heard much of this composer’s work before but I love it. Very Russian and has a bit of a Shosty vibe in places. Thanks for posting!

[@rosettaisnardi4785]

I’ve been looking for this forever!! Thank youuuu

[@SeanSchumann]

finally a second movement you remember;)

[@elielgarberi5258]

Seriously?

[@Geocranium]

Prokofiev no. 5??

[@maxkaiser7435]

Hah! A memorable 2nd movement is hard to find sometimes indeed! Excluding scherzos, my favorite 2nd movements are Tchaik 1/4 and the Dukas Symphony!

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

Not like tchaik5

[@adigozelov-enjoyer]

Great to see the score! Thank you!

[@canticle56]

This is so great. I’ve always wanted to hear this.

[@Brassman388]

This is great! Another composer that's hard to get a hold of is Karen Katchaterian's work. There's very few recordings and even fewer scores available of his orchestral works.

[@MattWeisherComposer]

Reminds me a lot of Prokofiev 2, which I LOVE

[@casparwintermans9492]

Prokofiev's Second Symphony is indeed magnificent, as his his Third!

[@amandelssohn]

wow

[@James-ll3jb]

The Andante is subtley impassioned

[@WocklessGamingforAnimeMoms]

Based

[@musikant-d2x]

1927

[@andreygitsman3802]

WwwwwwoooooooooowwwwwwwwW!!!!!!!

[@towardthesea_]

The second movement is actually not so different from the opening of Terterian's third symphony: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYikkGV4eN9niMk

[@bitchslappedme]

Does not change the quality of the music but I'm still going to state the dates of both works. Alexander Tcherepnin Op. 42 Symphony No. 1 (1927) Avet Terterian - Third Symphony (1975)

[@towardthesea_]

@@bitchslappedme yes, obviously this symphony came first, the movement with only percussion is exactly what it's known for. I was merely noticing a similarity

[@korhonenmikko]

String players are not going to like that second movement. They hate to touchant par le bois d'archet le bois l'instrument.

[@StockyScoresRaoraPantheraFC]

Wtf

[@georgtrakl8319]

Ничего русского, как в Скрябине. 3 - я часть перекликается с Бартоком.