Simon Rattle / BRSO -Sinfonie 9 -BR-KLASSIK CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Sinfonie Nr. 9 D-Dur

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01. "1. Andante comodo"

02. "2. Im Tempo eines gem?chlichen L?ndlers, etwas t?ppisch und sehr derb"

03. "3. Rondo-Burleske: Allegro assai - Sehr trotzig"

04. "4. Adagio: Sehr langsam und noch zurückhaltend"

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For the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the performances on November 26 and 27, 2021 in the Isarphilharmonie marked the beginning of a new chapter in it's Mahler interpretation: with it's designated new principal conductor Simon Rattle, the orchestra is now headed by a Mahler admirer every bit as ardent as his predecessors Jansons, Maazel and Kubelík. The musicians dedicated the benefit concert on November 26 to the memory of conductor Bernard Haitink, who died in October 2021 and was associated with the renowned orchestra for 61 years. The very long silence after the final chord was one of those "goosebump moments" that one goes to concerts for - and for which music is made in the first place. Gustav Mahler's Ninth Symphony, in particular, is understood as the composer's reaction to a heart ailment that was diagnosed shortly before he wrote the first drafts in the summer of 1908. He was in deep despair, but still scarcely aware of how few years he actually had left to live. With Mahler, it was always in and through music that he tried to come to terms with his life experiences and such topics as farewell, the meaning of existence, death, redemption, life after death and love. He wrote his Ninth Symphony in Dobbiaco, in a kind of creative frenzy, between 1909 and 1910. It's premiere took place in Vienna on June 26, 1912, when the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performed the work under Bruno Walter. Mahler did not witness the premiere of his last completed work - he had already died on May 18, 1911., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode BRKK900205.2

Le CD "Sinfonie 9" propose une interprétation magistrale de l'une des ?uvres les plus emblématiques du répertoire classique par le chef d'orchestre acclamé Sir Simon Rattle et le Symphonieorchester de la Radio Bavaroise (BRSO). Publié par le label BR-Klassik, cet enregistrement se distingue par sa profondeur émotionnelle et la qualité exceptionnelle de son rendu sonore pour offrir une expérience immersive aux mélomanes exigeants. Chef charismatique à la carrière internationale remarquable, Sir Simon Rattle s?est illustré à la tête d?ensembles prestigieux tels que les Berliner Philharmoniker ou encore le London Symphony Orchestra ; ses nombreuses distinctions incluent plusieurs Grammy Awards ainsi qu?une reconnaissance mondiale pour ses enregistrements marquants du répertoire symphonique et lyrique. Le BRSO est réputé pour sa précision technique et son expressivité musicale hors pair sur la scène internationale classique contemporaine ? faisant de cette sortie un incontournable pour tout amateur averti de musique orchestrale raffinée ! Le fabricant BR-Klassik appartient au groupe radiophonique public bavarois et s?impose comme référence dans l?édition discographique haut-de-gamme mettant en valeur aussi bien les grands maîtres confirmés que les jeunes talents prometteurs issus du paysage musical allemand.

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900205

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