Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro
View Post
New and recent Mahler recordings
Collapse
X
-
-
-
Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostHas anyone else watched the Semyon Bychkov live stream of Mahler 2 with the LSO, et al
Once again, Bychkov isn't a conductor I associate with Mahler. That said, I was channel hoping some years ago and found him conducting a terrific performance of the M2 with, I think, the Orchestre de Paris. Then, in 2006, he was involved in this unusual video, featuring the same piece (but with a different orchestra):
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by mahlerei View PostHi Bbm
Once again, Bychkov isn't a conductor I associate with Mahler. That said, I was channel hoping some years ago and found him conducting a terrific performance of the M2 with, I think, the Orchestre de Paris. Then, in 2006, he was involved in this unusual video, featuring the same piece (but with a different orchestra):
http://www.musicweb-international.co...ler_101421.htm
There are several bonus items on this DVD, including an interview with Semyon Bychkov, who says that, although music is abstract, images can support it. And there’s a well-subtitled documentary on how Johannes Deutsch set about making the computer-generated visual accompaniment to Mahler’s Second Symphony. He encapsulates his aims in his introduction to the live performance: ‘to express the composer’s opinions, emotions, and to build a bridge into the
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostI'll have to be nice to MrsBBM!
I see it's on amazon prime, so I can listen today. Then the LSO have their recent Mahler 2 with Ssemyon Bychkov from a concert a few nights back on YouTube!! I will have to listen to that too! Oh my goodness! ll
Listening now to the Barshai. Gawd! Stunning or what? Yes!
It is not a performance for everyday and I would not promote it above Walter or Barbirolli for example but it's an extraordinary life enhancing account.
Comment
-
-
Originally posted by Barbirollians View PostI agree with you BBM I think that the Barshai Mahler 5 is stunning in its impact. I do hear what HD says and perhaps the Scherzo is the least successful movement but it is heart on the sleeve Mahler but tempered by a deliberate lack of self-indulgence as exemplified by the brisk Adagietto.
It is not a performance for everyday and I would not promote it above Walter or Barbirolli for example but it's an extraordinary life enhancing account.
Have enjoyed immensely, Jansons new recording of M’s 7thDon’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
Comment
-
Comment