Paul Dessau - Lenin Symphonische Adaptionen

Review by Reymon Rotikan

Lenin Symphonische Adaptionen by Paul Dessau is a remarkable album that showcases the composer's creative genius in adapting the works of Vladimir Lenin into symphonic pieces. The album features a range of symphonic pieces, including the "Lenin Symphony," which is considered to be one of Dessau's most significant works.

The album's opening track, "Lenin Symphony," is a powerful and dramatic piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The piece begins with a slow, mournful melody that gradually builds into a crescendo of sound, evoking the revolutionary spirit of Lenin and his era.

The album also features a range of other symphonic pieces, such as the "Lenin Rhapsody" and the "Lenin Overture," which showcase Dessau's versatility as a composer. Each piece is unique and captivating, with its own distinct style and mood.

Summary by Reymon Rotikan

Lenin Symphonische Adaptionen is a must-listen for fans of classical music and those interested in the history of the Soviet Union. Dessau's masterful adaptations of Lenin's works into symphonic pieces are a testament to his talent and creativity, and the album is a fitting tribute to one of the most influential figures of the 20th century.