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The Symphony No. 2 is neo-romantic, pastoral and rather introvert. It is composed in the late romantic tradition, and is scored for a normal sized symphonic orchestra. It consists of four movements. The 1st one is a pastoral and moderately fast movement in sonata form, based on two related themes, in which a short fanfare plays also an important role. The exposition and reprise are largely in the Dorian mode, except from the short introduction in D major. The development section starts around 3’30”, the recapitulation starts around 7’00”. The 2nd one is a vigorous scherzo in D minor (in which the timpani and other percussion instruments play a major role) with a fairylike trio, that starts around 2’30”. The 3rd movement is a slow and moving cantilena in which the cello solo plays an important role, immediately expositing the singing main theme in B flat minor, that is then further developed. The 4th one (or finale) is again a pastoral and moderately fast movement in sonata form, based on two themes; in de 2nd one a (longer) fanfare is dominant. The development section starts around 2’10”, the reprise starts around 4’10”. After the fanfare rings for the last time, a solemn coda in D major concludes the symphony. Digital performance using Sibelius 6 and Garritan Personal Orchestra.
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Bassoon 1.2., Clarinet in B^b 1.2., Contrabass, Cymbals, English Horn, Flute 1.2., Horn in F 1.2., Horn in F 3.4., Oboe, Timpani, Trombone 1.2. Bass Trombone, Trumpet in B^b 1.2., Tuba, Viola, Violin I, Violin II and Violoncello
Bassoon 1.2., Clarinet in B^b 1.2., Contrabass, Cymbals, English Horn, Flute 1.2., Horn in F 1.2., Horn in F 3.4., Oboe, Timpani, Trombone 1.2. Bass Trombone, Trumpet in B^b 1.2., Tuba, Viola, Violin I, Violin II and Violoncello
