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Title: timings for upcoming Van Zweden/LPO M5
Post by: barry guerrero on June 19, 2008, 05:20:55 PM

Working in record stores does have its advantages. Anyway, Van Zweden's timings look fairly similar to Zinman's upcoming M5. V.Z. is just a tad shorter in the third and fourth movements.  I - 13:00; II - 14:16; III - 17:53; IV - 9:56; V - 14:45

f.y.i. - this is coming out on the LPO's own label.

Barry

Title: Re: timings for upcoming Van Zweden/LPO M5
Post by: John Kim on June 19, 2008, 07:20:15 PM

Barry,

Looks pretty good. LPO made a terrific recording of M5th (live) with Tennstedt so they must know how to get it done right.

John,

Title: Re: timings for upcoming Van Zweden/LPO M5
Post by: akiralx on June 23, 2008, 11:44:41 AM

Quote from: barry guerrero on June 19, 2008, 05:20:55 PM

Working in record stores does have its advantages. Anyway, Van Zweden's timings look fairly similar to Zinman's upcoming M5. V.Z. is just a tad shorter in the third and fourth movements.  I - 13:00; II - 14:16; III - 17:53; IV - 9:56; V - 14:45

f.y.i. - this is coming out on the LPO's own label.

Barry

Yep I saw this here in a UK record store.  Not really tempted, I was put off the LPO label by their rather lacklustre Tennstedt Bruckner 3...

Title: Re: timings for upcoming Van Zweden/LPO M5
Post by: barry guerrero on June 24, 2008, 04:56:18 AM

Yeah, but everybody says that the LPO's "Manfred" Symphony (Tchaikovsky) with Jurowski is excellent.

Barry

Title: Re: timings for upcoming Van Zweden/LPO M5
Post by: akiralx on June 30, 2008, 02:39:42 PM

Gets a lukewarm review here:

http://music.guardian.co.uk/classical/andrewclements/story/0,,2284085,00.html