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Disc 01
Symphony No.9 in D (Original Version)
01. "1a. Andante comodo (1. Satz)"
02. "Etwas frischer (1. Satz)"
03. "1c. Tempo I. subito (1. Satz)"
04. "Leidenschaftlich (1. Satz)"
05. "[without indication - bar 242] (1. Satz)"
06. "Bewegter (1. Satz)"
07. "[without indication - bar 317] (1. Satz)"
08. "Wie von Anfang (1. Satz)"
09. "Ploetzlich bedeutend langsamer Lento und leise (1. Satz)"
10. "2a. Im Tempo eines gemaechlichen Laendlers.Etwas taeppisch und sehr derb (2. Satz)"
11. "Poco pi? mosso subito Tempo II (2. Satz)"
12. "Tempo III (2. Satz)"
13. "A tempo II (2. Satz)"
14. "Tempo III (2. Satz)"
15. "Tempo I (2. Satz)"
16. "Tempo II (2. Satz)"
17. "Tempo I. subito (2. Satz)"
Disc 02
Symphony No.9 in D (Original Version)
01. "Rondo-Burleske. Allegro assai. Sehr trotzig. (3. Satz)"
02. "L'istesso tempo (3. Satz)"
03. "Sempre l'istesso tempo (3. Satz)"
04. "L'istesso tempo (3. Satz)"
05. "[without indication - bar 347] (3. Satz)"
06. "[without indication - bar 444] (3. Satz)"
07. "Tempo I subito (3. Satz)"
08. "Pi? stretto (3. Satz)"
09. "Adagio. Sehr langsam und noch zurueckhaltend (4. Satz)"
10. "Ploetzlich wieder sehr langsam wie zu Anfang und etwas zoegernd (4. Satz)"
11. "Molto adagio subito (4. Satz)"
12. "a tempo Molto adagio (4. Satz)"
13. "Stets sehr gehalten (4. Satz)"
14. "Fliessender, doch durchaus nicht eilend (4. Satz)"
15. "Tempo I. Molto adagio (4. Satz)"
16. "Adagissimo (4. Satz)"
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180gr. |
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| Description: | One of the greatest Mahler conductors and one of the best Mahler orchestras got together for two concerts in October 1979. And these two performances of Mahler's 9th Symphony were to prove to be unique in several respects, as this was the only collaboration between star conductor Leonard Bernstein and the singular Berliner Philharmoniker. This interpretation became legendary, and when it was first released on CD thirteen years later, it received numerous awards, including two Grammys. Now this musical finest hour is being released for the first time on vinyl (2 LPs), in 180 gram pressings, based on masters of the original sources and using the original artwork. - 180GR.Gatefold sleeve.
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Live recording by RIAS Berlin of a 1979 Berlin Festival concert for the benefit of Amnesty International
Recording: Berlin, Philharmonie, 10/1979
? 1992 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
© 2021 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Printed and Made in the EU · Total time: 82:04Experience the profound emotional depth of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 9, masterfully interpreted by Leonard Bernstein and performed with the Berlin Philharmonic on this high-quality LP release from Deutsche Grammophon. Bernstein, renowned for his passionate conducting style and deep affinity for Mahler's works, brings out every nuance of this monumental symphony'often regarded as a farewell to life and an exploration of existential themes. The Berlin Philharmonic delivers a performance marked by precision, warmth, and expressive power under Bernstein's baton. Deutsche Grammophon is celebrated worldwide for its commitment to sonic excellence and artistic integrity since its founding in 1898; their iconic yellow label stands as a hallmark of classical music recordings. Leonard Bernstein was one of the most influential conductors and composers of the 20th century, acclaimed for his interpretations with major orchestras around the globe'including landmark recordings that have shaped generations' understanding of Mahler. |
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002894860964 |
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