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"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
Apart from Haitink and Maazel, is there any conductor who has performed/recorded cycles of both Bruckner and Mahler Symphonies? Wand & Tintner? No Mahler. Kubelik? Complete cycles of Beethoben, Schumann (twice), Brahms and Mahler, but Bruckner? Bernstein? Just Bruckner #9 (twice). Jochum? Just Das Lied von der Erde as far as I know. Karajan? A complete Bruckner set, but only 4, 5, 6 & 9 (and the orchestral songs) of Mahler. Solti the other way round - a complete Mahler cycle (some twice) but only Symphonies (again, IIRC) 1, 4, 7 & 8 of the Bruckners. Abbado? Similar to Solti. Barenboim? Two Bruckner cycles, but only Mahler's Fifth. Rattle? A complete Mahler cycle, but has only (afaik) performed the 7th & 9th of Bruckner. Granted, he's recorded more of the 9th than any of the other names mentioned so far, but ...
Apart from Haitink and Maazel, is there any conductor who has performed/recorded cycles of both Bruckner and Mahler Symphonies? Wand & Tintner? No Mahler. Kubelik? Complete cycles of Beethoben, Schumann (twice), Brahms and Mahler, but Bruckner? iBernstein? Just Bruckner #9 (twice). Jochum? Just Das Lied von der Erde as far as I know. Karajan? A complete Bruckner set, but only 4, 5, 6 & 9 (and the orchestral songs) of Mahler. Solti the other way round - a complete Mahler cycle (some twice) but only Symphonies (again, IIRC) 1, 4, 7 & 8 of the Bruckners. Abbado? Similar to Solti. Barenboim? Two Bruckner cycles, but only Mahler's Fifth. Rattle? A complete Mahler cycle, but has only (afaik) performed the 7th & 9th of Bruckner. Granted, he's recorded more of the 9th than any of the other names mentioned so far, but ...
Curious.
Solti recorded all of Bruckner too and some of them twice.
"The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
Apart from Haitink and Maazel, is there any conductor who has performed/recorded cycles of both Bruckner and Mahler Symphonies? Wand & Tintner? No Mahler. Kubelik? Complete cycles of Beethoben, Schumann (twice), Brahms and Mahler, but Bruckner? Bernstein? Just Bruckner #9 (twice). Jochum? Just Das Lied von der Erde as far as I know. Karajan? A complete Bruckner set, but only 4, 5, 6 & 9 (and the orchestral songs) of Mahler. Solti the other way round - a complete Mahler cycle (some twice) but only Symphonies (again, IIRC) 1, 4, 7 & 8 of the Bruckners. Abbado? Similar to Solti. Barenboim? Two Bruckner cycles, but only Mahler's Fifth. Rattle? A complete Mahler cycle, but has only (afaik) performed the 7th & 9th of Bruckner. Granted, he's recorded more of the 9th than any of the other names mentioned so far, but ...
Curious.
i think Rattle's recorded Bruckner symphony no.4 too.
Any ferney? - you're in-box is full up ahem! Let's us know when it ain't eh?
Mention has been made of Haitink and Sibelius. I recall him saying somewhere that Scandinavian music does nothing for him. The Nielsen 5 was on one of his Prom programmes at one time but was dropped in favour of, I think, the Tchaikovsky 5.
"The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
Mention has been made of Haitink and Sibelius. I recall him saying somewhere that Scandinavian music does nothing for him. The Nielsen 5 was on one of his Prom programmes at one time but was dropped in favour of, I think, the Tchaikovsky 5.
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