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1.1 Trauermarsch. in Gemessenem Schritt. Streng. Wie Ein Koduckt1.2 Sturmisch Bewegt. Mit Grosster Vehemenz1.3 Scherzo. Kraftig, Nicht Zu Schnell1.4 Adagietto. Sehr Langsam1.5 Rondo-Finale. Allegro |
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Budapest F.o./ Fischer/ Sacd!! |
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| Description: | The end of an era and a musical highlight: Simon Rattle??s farewell as chief conductor of the Berliner Philharmoniker with Gustav Mahler??s stunning Sixth Symphony was given a standing ovation by the audience. In a high-quality edition you can relive this special moment on CD and Blu-ray. There is also an audio recording of Sir Simon??s
Philharmoniker debut conducting the same work, a documentary about his tenure, and an extensive companion book with many articles and photos.
On 14 November 1987, the young Simon Rattle first took to the conductor??s podium of the Berliner Philharmoniker. ??I had the feeling that I would find my voice that day,? says Rattle in retrospect. At the same time, the young conductor demonstrated his total mastery of this vast work with its brutal eruptions. The fact that Mahler??s work was also part of this farewell concert had a symbolic as well as a musical dimension: it brought both a circle to a close and also a great chapter in the history of the Berliner
Philharmoniker to an end. At the same time, the performance reminded us that performances of Mahler??s music marked highlights of the Rattle era on numerous
occasions. The tumultuous applause expressed not only enthusiasm for a uniquely intense, multi-faceted performance but also gratitude for 16 fulfilling years.
Recording CD 1: June 2018 from the Philharmonie Berlin
Recording CD 2: November 1987 from the Philharmonie Berlin
2 CD · 1 Blu-ray Disc
24-bit download code
Hardcover edition
Documentary: ??Echoing an Era: Simon Rattle and the Berliner
Philharmoniker, 2002-2018? (67 min)
Introduction by Sir Simon Rattle (10 min) - BUDAPEST F.O./FISCHERFollowing up on his highly acclaimed recordings of Mahler's first, second fourth and sixth symphonies for Channel Classics, Ivan Fischer and his Budapest Festival Orchestra offer a new vision of the Symphony No.5. It's famous Adagietto is one of the most intimate pieces that Mahler ever wrote for orchestra. According to Fischer, the fifth is "the most Jewish of all Mahler's symphonies. The first movement takes US to the unmistakable mood of Jewish lamentation, the finale to the childlike vision of messianic joy.""Sinfonie 5" in the SACD+CD format by Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra, released by Channel Classics, presents a stunning interpretation of one of classical music's most iconic symphonies. This hybrid release allows listeners to enjoy both high-resolution Super Audio CD sound and standard CD playback, ensuring compatibility with all audio systems while delivering exceptional clarity and depth. Iván Fischer, renowned for his visionary leadership and innovative programming, has elevated the Budapest Festival Orchestra to international acclaim through numerous award-winning recordings and performances at major festivals worldwide. Their interpretations are celebrated for their freshness, emotional intensity, and attention to detail. Channel Classics is a distinguished label known for its audiophile-quality productions that capture every nuance of live performance; it consistently collaborates with world-class artists to deliver outstanding musical experiences. |
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5 |
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CCSSA34213 |
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