If forumists wish to discuss recordings of Mahler’s 6th Symphony, it would be better to discuss it here:
BaL 19.12.20 - Mahler Symphony no. 1
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Originally posted by Alison View PostI’m not sure I’ve ever heard a bad performance of Mahler 1.
All at the least very good but the Columbia SO/Walter still shades It for me.
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Originally posted by mikealdren View PostPrompted by this thread, I've bought the Kubelik and I like it very much. The recording obviously isn't recent but it's more than adequate. Interested to see whether Gillian Moore comes up with as good a performance in a recent recording.
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Originally posted by Wolfram View PostTotally agree about Kubelik. If I want the angst of Siegmund Freud's Vienna I'll turn to Bernstein; but if I want to experience the woods and fields of Mahler's native Bohemia then give me Kubelik every time.
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Just arrived and now spinning in 2 channel DSD mode, the Bruno Walter piano 4-hands arrangement. The recording was made in MDGs proprietary 2+2+2 3 dimensional sound format but I have not yet got around to setting up the speaker distribution (lower left and right front, upper left and right front, and mid-height left and right rear).
Of course, you only get to know the surround sound layer is in 2+2+2 format when you open the booklet, note the on-screen information reads "Channels: 6", rather than "5.0" or notice that if your speakers are set up for 5.0, it just does not sound right. The outer packaging merely carries the usual SACD logo and legend. Still, that's a minor moan. I rather like the concept of 2+2+2.
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Originally posted by Cockney Sparrow View PostIs that the DG (from the survey) or the Audite Kubelik?
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Originally posted by Wolfram View PostThat's the DG studio recording from the Collectors Edition box. (I've also got the latest incarnation of the symphonies, bought just for the original artwork, I'm ashamed to say.) I haven't heard the live recording on Audite. But anyone tells me with conviction that it is as least as good as the studio recording, then buy it I shall.
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Originally posted by Wolfram View PostDoes that extend to all his live Munich Mahler recordings? I've only heard Das Lied from the Audite series. Think carefully before you answer; this could cost me a lot of money!
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