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Symphony no. 3 in C minor


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Classics today

2021

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David Hurwitz

2021

"Florence Price's Symphony No. 3 (1940) may be her finest ... Really, there's no excuse for this music not being programmed regularly in American orchestra concerts ... John Jeter has already turned in very good performances of Price's First and Fourth Symphonies with his own orchestra in Arkansas, but these recordings with the full-time ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra are both better played and better recorded. Price was an important and worthy voice in American classical music, quite apart from the challenges she faced as an African-American woman. Getting to know her is a genuine treat".


Presto classical

d. 1. dec. 2021

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Katherine Cooper

d. 1. dec. 2021

"Editor's choice - November 2021: The string sound in particular is more austere than that on the Philadelphia Orchestra's recent recording of the Third Symphony - but both approaches pay their own dividends in this music, and Price devotees (or anyone who can't wait until the New Year for the rival recording to appear on CD) will want to hear this account from Vienna. The main attraction, though, is The Mississippi River Suite, in which Price's arresting, expansive treatment of spirituals is at once thrilling and profoundly moving".


MusicWeb international

2021 December

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Nick Barnard (musikanmelder)

2021 December

"The music of Florence Beatrice Price is undergoing a major re-evaluation and indeed exposure ... Price's story and her triumph against oppression and adversity is an uplifting one and for that alone her musical legacy ... should be appreciated and valued ... Conductor John Jeter was also on the podium for the first Naxos disc of Price Symphonies although in that instance it was the Forth Smith Symphony Orchestra. Certainly the ever excellent ORF Vienna Symphony Orchestra are a notch up on the American ensemble. Jeter is an energetic and committed interpreter ... By definition, not all the music presented in that series [American classics] can be of equal merit. My sense is that viewed objectively, Price's music lies within the second tier, proficient but too rarely inspired and curiously bound by the very conservative tradition that you might expect it to challenge".


BBC music magazine

2022 January

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Jessica Duchen

2022 January

"The result in this recording is not only inspiring but enjoyable, and not only interesting for our times but of splendid and durable quality. The ORF and Jeter provide lively, well balanced and sympathetically played accounts, with good, clear recorded sound".