Release Date: 05 May 2023
Label: Bis / BIS Records
Packaging Type: EcoPak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 7318599924762
Genres: Classical
Composer/Series: Gustav Mahler
Description
For the latest instalment in their Mahler series, the Minnesota Orchestra under the direction of Osmo Vanska presents what many consider to be the pinnacle of the Austrian composer?s entire work, the Ninth Symphony , his last completed After a vast and emotionally intense first movement that shows an astonishing fluidity of form, theme, texture and tonality, ?the most glorious thing Mahler has written? according to Alban Berg, the second movement brings joy and playfulness and seems to evoke both an urban Straussian world and folk music cultures. To the bitter irony and anger of the third movement the last movement, a mystical Adagio, seems to respond with ineffable tenderness. Often regarded as the composer?s monumental both in terms of scale and emotional scope leave taking of the world, the Ninth Symphony can also be understood as a requiem for his daughter who died a few years before, an acknowledgment of the transience of life, a memorial to Vienna, an evocation of fading Austrian and Bohemian landscapes, a homage to a vanishing European cultural world.
Ruby Hughes; Jonas Nordberg; Mime Yamahiro Brinkmann
Masaaki Suzuki
Franz Halasz
CLARE HAMMOND
Chelys Consort Of Viols
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Oliver Barlow; Arlo Murray; Sergej Merkusjev; Joonas Ahonen; Barbara Kozelj; London Philharmonic Or
George Zacharias; Alexandros Koustas; London Philharmonic Orchestra; Martyn Brabbins
Zofia Neugebauer
Trio Bohemo
The Choir of Canterbury Cathedral; Jamie Rogers; David Newsholme
SourceWork, La Danserye, Schola Antiqua
Ramona Munteanu
Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Howard Griffiths, Yilan Zaho, Hayoon Choi, Ilyun Burkev, Su Gu
Nova Schola Gregoriana of Verona/Alberto Turco
