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"Every private has a marshal's baton in his backpack and thinks he will be a general. I knew immediately what I wrote in 1976 and now I know too," said Henryk Mikołaj Górecki about his III Symphony - "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs" in 1993. Today, almost a year after the composer's death, during a concert at the Wratislavia Cantans festival, we have the opportunity to recall one of the most important musical works of the second half of the 20th century.
Her international career began in 1965. She was asked to quickly learn the title role for Gaetano Donizetti's opera Lucrezia Borgia. Caballé's first aria at Carnegie Hall amazed the New York audience.
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Jon Lord (1941-2012) was a remarkable British composer, arranger, pianist, and organist, best known as the co-founder and keyboardist of the legendary band Deep Purple. His piece "Aria" comes from the album "Sarabande" released in 1976. "Aria" is one of Lord's most significant achievements, showcasing his versatility and ability to experiment with various musical genres. The classical melodic motifs are skillfully combined with rock sounds and expressive organ parts. The composer demonstrated not only virtuosity here but also finesse and a sense of harmonic resolutions. On the album "Sarabande," which is Lord's second solo album, instrumental pieces with complex structures and deep emotional impact dominate. "Aria" is one of the most beautiful works, captivating with its elaborate atmospheres and multidimensional melody. Jon Lord's creativity oscillates around different musical eras, related to both rock and classical music. In his work, the artist did not shy away from exploring new forms and sounds, which can be heard in the piece "Aria." Lord was able to perfectly combine musical inspirations, creating unique and original compositions. Jon Lord remains one of the most important figures in the history of rock and classical music. His creative abilities, virtuosity, and charisma earned him recognition among musicians and fans worldwide. The piece "Aria" is a perfect testament to the multidimensional and immensely valuable creativity of Jon Lord.
It's amazing how Jon Lord was able to take listeners on such beautiful musical journeys. "Aria" from the album "Sarabande" is a true masterpiece. Throughout the piece, you can feel the emotions flowing from every note. It is a composition that conveys power, delicacy, and depth simultaneously. The recording from 1976 still sends chills down the spine and gives us the chance to feel the music in its entirety. Jon Lord is and will always be one of the greatest keyboardists of all time. This song is a testament to that.