Johann Rufinatscha - Symphony No.5 in D-major (1850)
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- Johann Rufinatscha (1 October 1812 - 25 May 1893) was an Austrian composer, theorist and music teacher.
Work: Symphony No.5 in D-major (1850)
Mov.I: Largo - Adagio - Andante - Allegro con fuoco 00:00
Mov.II: Scherzo: Allegro ma non troppo - Trio 19:37
Mov.III: Largo 34:05
Mov.IV: Allegro moderato - Allegro - Allegro moderato - Allegro vivace 47:08
Orchestra: BBC Philharmonic
Conductor: Gianandrea Noseda - เพลง
Mike Butcher, I am sorry to have to tell you that I emailed Chandos last week (January 2021) and was told that they have no plans at present to produce more recordings of the music of Rufinatscha. A year ago I tried to contact the Tirol museum which is supposed to sell recordings of Rufinatscha's music (according to his Wikipedia entry) to inquire about ordering discs, and I never heard back from them. We should be all the more grateful for the recordings available here on TH-cam!
Thank you very much for uploading all these works. It helps me a lot as a studying musician, and its always a treat to know more names from the world of classical music.
Third movement is something out of this world.
I absolutely love the second movement
a real discovery, powerful orchestration. Thank you for posting it.
A delightful work, essentially unnoticed in a sea of delightful works.
A Joy to learn of the composers you post on here. Also love the artwork... All amazing! Gracias! Thank-You!
Another wonderful selection. I don't know how I missed seeing it when you first posted, but I rectified that error today. Thank you!
Wonderful! Thank you so very much!
The third movement is very enrapturing, it is rich and tasteful, almost like some of Bruckner's slow movements.
Uma postagem que coloca em vitrine a grandiosa obra de um não menos grandioso autor. Grato por isso.
MARAVILLOSA MUSICA
Beautiful score
That opening!
Beautiful cooking with this on goes together like beer and fishing
or Cheese and wine
12 year old scotch whiskey and hot spicy Sri Lanka cashews
An awesome symphony with beautiful harmonies. I prefer this to some of the so-called greats if the day; i.e.Schumann, Brahms, etc. Chandos will hopefully release a complete set of his symphonies and the concert halls start to take note of yet another unjustly neglected master.
Mike Butcher You prefer this to Schumann and Brahms? You refer to them as ‘so-called greats’? My friend, you are deluded.
@@mediolanumhibernicus3353Means what?
Schumann and Brahms were in another planet, this symphony, a bit too long in its developments, is only "quite interesting", because of the orchestration that is good. He was a good theorician, but his music says clearly that he is definitely not a master.
@@leonardomauretti6742 I agree, but a little bit is habit too. Never estimate a unknown piece of music without having heard a few times, is my opinion. I did and it became better, but it didn't change the planet.
@@Piflaser This is right. And at the and I have to say that at second listenig it became better, at the third a little more, but I think that it is not intended to increase more, or change the planet. There are also some moments that are close to the first Bruckner, but at the end the comparison with Rheinberger looks good.
J'apprécie cette symphonie d'une grande beauté, au ton inhabituel, pleine de trouvailles originales et avant-gardiste si l'on veut bien la replacer parmi la production de son époque... Mérite d'être connue. Riche et puissante orchestration. Merci pour la découverte... Il existe aussi une 6 ème paraît-il, de ce remarquable symphoniste ?
Oui...D'accord....c'est une bonne 'découverte.' I hope we'll hear more presently......
Between Mendelssohn and Rheinberger à mon avis
It's the n° 6 (1865), his last one.
No, he only composed five symphonies, see the wikipedia-page.
In the German wikipedia are 6.
can you do Rheinberger Symphony 2?
Want too ! :)
Rheinberger 2 is already on you tube, named Florentine
Sorry I wanted the score, bad reading
@@rossini9mozart10 hey, that symphony is on my list
Great ! :D
This is identified as Symphony No. 6 on the CD, not 5.
Symphony No. 5 in D major (formerly known as No.6 - composed: Vienna 1850; performed: Vienna, Easter Monday 1852?)
A thoroughly competent and nicely orchestrated work, well worth hearing, but nothing particularly profound.