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General Category => Gustav Mahler and Related Discussions => Topic started by: barryguerrero on April 29, 2024, 04:37:10 AM
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Weird cover and strange, expansive timings. I think the cover is saying 'kaleidoscopic' or 'psychedelic'. I - 36:07 (Maazel-ville); II - 9:41; III - 19:07 (more Maazel-ville); IV - 10:26; V - 4:24 (Horenstein-ville); VI - 24:07. The sound quality on the samples is really, really good. I'm just hoping the offstage posthorn solos aren't stretched out too long in the Scherzo movement.
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Graet news!
I heard an archive of one of the live performances and it was pretty specitacular, a really superlative Mahler Third^
John
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The Minnesota brass really roared and rumbled, above all in the opening 'Pan Awakes, Summer Marches In.'
The woodwinds were excellent too and very prominent throughout.
John
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Interesting timings!
Let's also remember that BIS sometimes puts 30 seconds of additional silence at the end of their final tracks, so the finale might be somewhere closer to 23:47, for what it's worth.