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Gustav Mahler and Related Discussions / Re: What next? . . .
« Last post by Leo K on April 24, 2024, 03:43:33 PM »Even though you don’t like the Solti M8 I still appreciate your thoughts on it Barry.
Recently, I've found myself really drawn more towards the M8. This shift in preference has been influenced by listening to Jascha Horenstein's recording of Mahler's 8, which was reissued on the Pristine label. The performance struck a chord with me, really knocked me out. It struck me how Brahms's 3rd begins almost the same way, with this jump of sound. It’s also a twin work to DLvDE in some ways. The singing and text between the two works are an interesting mix of emotive philosophical outlook. The clarity and emotive power of this recording has resonated with me, leading me to consider it among the best available renditions of the M8.
Recently, I've found myself really drawn more towards the M8. This shift in preference has been influenced by listening to Jascha Horenstein's recording of Mahler's 8, which was reissued on the Pristine label. The performance struck a chord with me, really knocked me out. It struck me how Brahms's 3rd begins almost the same way, with this jump of sound. It’s also a twin work to DLvDE in some ways. The singing and text between the two works are an interesting mix of emotive philosophical outlook. The clarity and emotive power of this recording has resonated with me, leading me to consider it among the best available renditions of the M8.