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Bruckner: Symphony No. 4 in Eb Major 'Romantic' - 1876 Version
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Markus Poschner
So much is beautiful in this great symphony, and throughout the four movements the great arches of sound are superbly performed by Poschner’s musicians... it is clear that the musicians believe... —
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Special offer. Bohuslav Martinů: Larmes de Couteau 'Knife Tears' & Comedy On the Bridge
Elena Tsallagova, Maria Riccarda Wesseling, Adam Palka, Staatsorchester Stuttgart, Esther Dierkes, Björn Bürger, Andrew Bogard, Steven Ebel, Andrew Lieflander, Cornelius Meister
The band throws itself into the proceedings with gusto and Cornelius Meister’s direction, aided by a vivid, well-balanced recording, is always convincing. —
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Leo Blech: Complete Orchestral Works and Orchestral Songs
Sonja Gornik, Sinfonieorchester Aachen, Aachen Opera Chorus, Christopher Ward
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Without being unromantic about it, Poschner seems to delight in clarifying the gears and workings of the inner machinery. —
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Spring Time Classics
Emperor Waltz Orchestra, Joseph Francek, Jenö Jandó (piano), Béla Bánfalvi, András Kórodi, Budapesti Vonósok, Miklós Perényi (cello), Zoltan Kocsis (piano), Werner Brock, Collner Cafehaus Ensemble, Luxembourg Radio Symphony Orchestra, Kurt Redel, London Symphony Orchestra, Budapest Strings, Budapest...
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Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 3 (1877)
Orf Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Bruckner Orchestra Linz, Markus Poschner
While all three [of Poschner's Bruckner 3 recordings' are fast-paced performances, this newcomer is notably more spontaneous and involving than its predecessors, capturing more of the symphony’s... —
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Hanns Eisler: Deutsche Sinfonie, Op.50
ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Jeunesse Chor, Günther Theuring
Given that Eisler’s choral work was spurred by the spread of Nazism it is, unsurprisingly, relentlessly dark and dramatic. The performance here crackles with atmosphere. —
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Special offer. Zemlinsky: Es War Einmal (Once upon a time)
Eva Johansson (soprano), Aage Haugland, Ole Hedegaard, Guido Paevatalu, Kurt Westi, Per-Arne Wahlgren, Susse Lillesue, Christian Christiansen, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Danish National Radio Choir, Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hans Graf
The conducting of Hans Graf is atmospheric, lyrical, and buoyant, and the various comprimario singers, chorus, and orchestra discharge their respective roles ably. The recorded sound is excellent.... —
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A most attractive album from an impressive duo – and of course a nice tie-in with Fauré’s centenary. —
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