Credits:

Berlioz (1803-1869)

Description:

The composer Berlioz established a new genre of music called "motto music" and created free symphonic works that were not bound by traditional forms or frameworks. His expression was always dramatic, and his colorful orchestration influenced many composers. This album contains works from Berlioz's orchestral works of such ambition, originality, and groundbreaking brilliance that are especially worthy of it. *Sources from the simultaneously released "The Complete Works of Berlioz" are used, but "Symphonie fantastique" and "Overture by Benvenuto Cellini" are from different performers. Warner Music Japan