gustavmahlerboard.com
General Category => Gustav Mahler and Related Discussions => Topic started by: John Kim on July 15, 2020, 07:36:03 PM
-
that runs 29'50" !!!
https://www.hmv.co.jp/en/artist_Mahler-1860-1911_000000000019272/item_Symphony-No-4-Leif-Segerstam-Turku-Philharmonic-Essi-Luttinen-Ms_11029095
-
Holy... wow. And I thought Tilson Thomas' was too long at ~25 mins.
A M4 total time of 69:47
Leave it to Leif Segerstam to make Mahler's 4th as long as the 5th. Let's see if he can one-up Klemperer with M7. His Chandos M7 was already 1hr 28mins.
Anyone know how long Segerstam's M4 on Chandos was? I'm assuming this new one is longer.
-
Anyone know how long Segerstam's M4 on Chandos was? I'm assuming this new one is longer.
The timings of Segerstam's M4 on Chandos are listed as:
I. 11:18
II. 10:32
III. 22:38
IV. 10:11
-
11:18 for the first movement must be a mistake.
-
Even so, I want to hear a M4/I at 11:18 ;D
(that’s supposed to be a laughing-out-loud face)
-
11:18 for the first movement must be a mistake.
Sorry—my fingers (or my brain) slipped. Movement I is 18:11. :o
-
It was a typo. The correct timing is 21'39".
-
Whew. I mean, I wanted to hear a 29’ adagio just to know what it sounds like, but I’m more inclined to check out the recording now that it’s less perverse.
-
But John, the link you provide for HMV Japan does indicate 29-something!!!