Riccardo Chailly & Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra - Mahler Symphony No. 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2011
- ACCENTUS Music September release: The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and their Music Director Riccardo Chailly have already acquired legendary status -- glorious reviews and many awards for their recordings testifying to their continuing success. At Leipzig's International Mahler Festival, to mark the centenary of Mahler's death, they performed his monumental Second Symphony in the Gewandhaus -- together with two marvellous soloists and choral forces quite beyond compare. About the final movement the composer said: "The increasing tension, working up to the final climax, is so tremendous that I don't know myself, now that it is over, how I ever came to write it." The painting "Morgenrot" was chosen by internationally acclaimed artist Neo Rauch to feature on the cover of this release on DVD and Blu-ray.
The title will be available at the end of September! - เพลง
That was the most insane first movement climax I’ve ever heard
Maestro Chailly has a special chemistry with the Gewandhaus, especially in the music of Mahler.
Indeed. Wish he'd never left it.......
Both from an artistic and sound level a masterpiece out of this world. Thanks.
Can't wait for this spectacular performance!
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it seems to me a great version , but i cannot find the complete interpretation . I want to ear the first movment, if the first is not so fast as many others , sure enough it will be among the greatest interpretation of the XXI century. But one thing I have seen just 3 conductors to condunt this "Brutal Symphony" without score ,Berstein, Abado and Dudamel and some other more who i don't remember.At least This was the predilected Symphony for Bernstein , it is a Pity that is those times with the LSO there was no such a beautifull audio as we have now.In any case for me Bernstein's version is may be the best .
Anybody knows what happened to the wonderful clip of the first symphony?
oh, i was there alive, in the 1st row....
Based on this clip, the choir don't nail that final "tragen!".
Whoops!