Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings

Odilon Redon (French, 1840–1916), Conque marine (Sea conch),oil on canvas, Fondation Bemberg Toulouse, Image Source: wikimedia
Norwegian Chamber Orchestra, Arvid Engegård, artistic director

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Many thanks to bluebird of bitterness for introducing me to this video in the post Happy Birthday, Samuel.

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  1. The strings started out as only four instruments because the “Adagio” was originally the slow movement of Barber’s “String Quartet.”

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    1. Thank you, Steve. That was a lovely performance!

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    2. Hmmm….the link is not showing up on my website, so I will try to add here in case others want to listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOtt7dGfPrw

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  2. Thank you for the beautiful music!

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    1. My pleasure! Barber is new to me, but I am enjoying learning more about his music. 🎵

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  3. Thank you for the link. ♥️

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    1. Of course! Visiting your site always makes my day better. 😎❤️

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      1. Awww, thanks, you’re so sweet. 🙂

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  4. Andy says:

    I love this Samuel Barber, and to see them playing in front of Munch’s “The Sun” (Oslo University I believe) is simply terrific!!

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    1. I have just starting learning about Barber, but seeing “The Sun” in person is high on my bucket list! I am happy you enjoy these, too, Andy. 😊

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