St.paul's Suite Op.29 - CD

Gustav Holst: St.paul's Suite Op.29 version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Chandos on 9. October 1992.

Gustav Holst's "St. Paul's Suite," Op. 29, is a work for string orchestra composed in 1913 and named after the St. Paul's Girls' School in London where Holst was a music director. The suite is one of his most enduring and beloved works, showcasing his interest in folk music alongside his innovative compositional style. The 1989 recording of this piece may feature a performance by an established orchestra, capturing the four distinct movements: Jig, Ostinato, Intermezzo, and Finale (The Dargason). Each movement offers a different character, from the lively dance rhythms to the hauntingly beautiful melodies that have contributed to the suite's lasting popularity. This album would be of particular interest to classical music enthusiasts and fans of English orchestral music.

Album spans genres Classical and Modernism.