Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 2

Name: Symphony No. 2 ('Resurrection'), V. Im Tempo des Scherzos
Brand: audite Musikproduktion
SKU: 1233

Brigitte Fassbaender | Edith Mathis
Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks | Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Rafael Kubelik

Gustav Mahler

"Die Live-Aufnahme von '82 bietet einen ausgewogenen Gesamtklang. Live, sprich Hustgeräusche und kleine Ungenauigkeiten – doch was zählt das schon, wenn man die knisternde Atmosphäre spüren kann, die Spannung von der ersten bis zur letzten Note, Teil einer großartigen Aufführung sein kann? Eines der vielen Schätzchen aus den Rundfunkarchiven - endlich gehoben!" (LP - Magazin für analoges HiFi & Vinyl-Kultur)

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LP 1 von 2 (42:44)

Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 2 ('Resurrection') (02:40:38) Brigitte Fassbaender | Edith Mathis | Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks | Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks | Rafael Kubelik

I. Allegro maestoso (20:43)

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II. Andante moderato (10:29)

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III. (Scherzo) In ruhig fließender Bewegung (11:32)

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LP 2 von 2 (37:35)

IV. "Urlicht": Sehr feierlich, aber schlicht (04:25)

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V. Im Tempo des Scherzos (33:10)

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Details

Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 2
article number:	80.402
EAN barcode:	4022143804020
price group:	BCF
release date:	15. May 2006
total time:	80 min.

Bonus Material

Edith Mathis on the front cover of Fono Forum 6/1963

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“When I conceive a large musical structure, I always come to the point where I must bring in the word as carrier of my musical idea…”
Gustav Mahler

This production continues audite’s publication of the Mahler Symphonies in 180g-vinyl format. Following Symphonies Nos. 1, 3, 5, 6 and 7, Symphony No. 2 is now immediately available.

In the Second Symphony different types of music characters are connected, ranging from folkloristic, religious-associative and serenade-like elements to Brucknerian intensifications and novel alienation. Mahler’s own programmatic references offer an important means of approaching the idea behind this Symphony.

The live recording of 8 December 1982 was made in the Herkulessaal of the Residenz in Munich; the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and Choir perform under the proven leadership of the Mahler specialist, Rafael Kubelik.