Forgotten Symphonies
Le Concert des Nations, Jordi Savall
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, June 2025, Editor's Choice
With a performance even finer than that of the Bruckner, Savall gives Schumann’s early symphonic writing a weight, thrust and emotional impact that’s enormously involving, making it seem hardly...
Forgotten Symphonies
Le Concert des Nations, Jordi Savall
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Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, June 2025, Editor's Choice
With a performance even finer than that of the Bruckner, Savall gives Schumann’s early symphonic writing a weight, thrust and emotional impact that’s enormously involving, making it seem hardly...
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Following the success of his Beethoven and Schubert recordings, Jordi Savall is now releasing his first album devoted to the composers Robert Schumann and Anton Bruckner. As you have come to expect from Alia Vox, he casts an entirely new light on a repertoire that has been unfairly for-gotten, starting with Robert Schumann's Zwickauer Symphony, of which he re-veals all the colours and ardour. The Symphony n*0, actually by Bruckner on the manuscript, also fascinated Jordi Savall with its spiritual dimension, which he restores with his customary attention to detail.
Contents and tracklist
Work length19:23
This work is only available as an album download.
I. Adagio - Allegro molto - Un poco Andante - Più mosso
Track length11:45
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Bruckner:
Symphony No. 2 in D Minor, WAB 100 "Annuliert"
Work length43:34
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I. Allegro
Track length15:13
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II. Andante
Track length11:55
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IV. Finale. Moderato - Allegro vivace
Track length10:08
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Awards and reviews
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Gramophone MagazineJune 2025Editor's Choice
June 2025
With a performance even finer than that of the Bruckner, Savall gives Schumann’s early symphonic writing a weight, thrust and emotional impact that’s enormously involving, making it seem hardly inferior to the four symphonies that would follow.