Goldmark: Symphony No.1/ Merlin Prelude
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Considering that Karl Goldmark was largely self-taught, he enjoyed an astonishingly high status in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, receiving great acclaim from the likes of Johannes Brahms and Gustav Mahler. Goldmark wrote the First Symphony in E flat major op. 26 directly after completing Die Konigin von Saba. The premiere took place in Vienna on March 5, 1876, conducted by Hans Richter. The work is more a symphonic poem than a genuine symphony.
Tracklisting
Trio Wiek
Staatskapelle Dresden; Christian Thielemann
Sachsische Staatskapelle Dresden; Sachsischer Staatsopernchor Dresden
Philharmonie Festiva; Gerd Schaller
Staatskapelle Dresden; Christian Thielemann
Natasa Antoniazzo; Mia Elezovic
SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden und Freiburg; NDR Sinfonieorchester; Deutsches Symphonie-Orcheste
Various
Osiris Trio
Mona Julsrud; Philippe Graffin; Yuzuko Horigome; Roger Chase; Jeroen Reuling; Amy Norrington
John Potter, tenor, Erik Westberg Vocal Ensemble, dir. Erik Westberg
Duo Rozemond & Bekkers: Reneee Bekkers, accordion Jacobien Rozemond, violin and voice
Andras Schiff
Andras Schiff
Zenaida Pally
Pieter-Jan Belder/Rainer Zipperling