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I really don't know why Dave Hurwitz gets so excited by this performance. The first movement is a snooze-fest. The rest of it is decent enough but not a patch on Previn. Mr Hurwitz is entitled to his opinion that Previn is overrated but it is only his opinion and no more or less valid than the opinions of the British critics he sneers at. I have owned the Previn recording on vinyl and CD since the day it was issued over 50 years ago and in that time no other conductor has produced a performance which I consider superior. Just my opinion but every bit as valid as Dave Hurwitz's.

Goes hard in a Kenshi playthrough

The missing timp rolls finally stamp FAIL on this. It is, in any case, far too meandering and lazy with a not very good LPO and oddly vague EMI recording. From the same era Previn/LSO is far better in every way, with a clear recording and avoiding Hollywood. The late YT was masterly live in Rach 2 but recording day with the LPO was just an off day. It is also worth chasing Svetlanov with the Moscow orchestra for those great Russian woodwinds and brass some of us are old enough to have heard when such as the Leningrad PO toured western Europe in the 1970s.

Yes, a very fine rendition, with the plus of it being available on a *_single_* CD; but a minus of the disc not being readily available (i.e. hard to find).

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Thank You. R.I.P. Maestro Ozawa, Jessye Norman ❤

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Great soundtrack. Really adds to the mood of the film.

46:42 Where are the Timpani roles on D and A?!

Timpani concerto... Glorious. Difficult to understand why this piece is less popular than some of the other Sibelius Symphonies.

Incredibly beautiful,the ending beyond words.Thanks for posting.

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Thanks for the upload! This is extremely difficult to find everywhere!!! (except the LP version)

Here's a real gem!a Bruckner rarely heard symphony and the young Abbado on the podium.thank you so much!!

Finally someone has uploaded it! This recording is so hard to find. What is WMG waiting for to reissue it?

Great interpretation!is it possible to know the recording date?thank you!

Better than Previn and the LSO from the early 70s...? Doubt it. But I'm more than happy to listen to both...

Dave Hurwitz brought me here! R.I.P. Yuri Termirkanov.

Thanks for the upload! This is a much better version than Termirkanov with St Peterberg and still the best Rachmaninoff 2nd in existence

Excellent music from an excellent artistic like Toru Takemitsu

I’m going to hear this in Chicago this week. I’d never heard if it before.

From when is this recording?

Sibelius a le pouvoir de faire renaître des mondes anciens , tribaux , ancestraux et fait jaillir la lumière et les couleurs aux milieux de paysages engourdis de froid, de neige et d obscurité

Bravo, Jon (sic) Vickers!

Such a wonderful peace ✨️

My all tine favorite recording of this work is Jochum/Staatskapelle Dresden. But this rates a very close second!!

Shostakovich. What can I say? He was a genius if you ask me. I can't seem get enough of his music. Just love it. This is a marvelous recording. Thank you so much for uploading this.

This was my first hearing of Bruckner #1 early in 1973. I still enjoy Abbado's nobility and directness. No other recording could replace the inner greatness that I experienced 50 years ago. I thank God for Abbado's legacy. ❤

Babi Yar is a ravine in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. On 29 and 30 September 1941, the Nazis and their Ukrainian collaborators murdered approximately 33,771 Jewish civilians at Babi Yar. Dmitri Shostakovich completed his 13th Symphony on 20th July 1962. Each movement of the symphony is a setting of a Yevgeny Yevtushenko poem. It is a tribute against anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union and to the victims of the Babi Yar massacre.

In celebration of the 117th Birth Anniversary of Dmitri Dmitriyevich Shostakovich b. 25 September 1906 🌺🌺🌸💐🌸🌺🌺

Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 7 premiered on 19 September 1908 in Prague, with the Composer conducting the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

Ach du lieber!

2:27:40 Augmented Wagner

I sang in LSO chorus for this recording which was in mid 70’s . We had just previously done a live concert of the work with Jessye Norman and Margaret Price and I think James Levine conducting ..Norman was unforgettable - Faessbender is a fine singer but Norman and Mahler were at another level .

Magnificent interpretation. Even one who knows well the score is amazed by the richness of all the events and the details.

In memoriam: Herbert von Karajan (5 April 1908 - 16 July 1989)

Superb Spiritual Inspirational Influence and Effect! Thanks for This Most Compelling Work Of Art! God Bless All who share this Experience!

Judging by the recording date of maybe in the 1960s I presume the timpanist in this recording is German born