Author Topic: What do you guys know of a P. Jarvi Mahler cycle allegedly coming? . . .  (Read 11463 times)

Offline barryguerrero

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Does anyone know anything about that? Is Alpha Classics starting a new cycle in Zurich, or are they possibly buying the rights to his Frankfurt R.S.O. recordings (which are currently video only)? Or, is it simply a continuation of the Mahler he's already started in Tokyo with the NHK? Just curious.

Offline erikwilson7

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All I’ve heard was some hearsay on Facebook. I’d rather hear more Mahler from P. Järvi with the NHK instead of the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich.

Has there been a full cycle with a Japanese orchestra and a Western conductor before? I think that has more value than yet another European or American cycle.

Jonathan Nott is possibly in the middle of a cycle with Tokyo (Exton).

Offline ChrisH

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https://www.tonhalle-orchester.ch/en/media/recording-projects/

This reads like it's Zurich, starting with the 5th next month. They are also doing a Bruckner cycle, too

Offline John Kim

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Wow, that's great news. I really liked Jarvi's M6th with NHKSO and his complete cycle with FRSO (available on DVD anf Blu ray only).

Looks like we'll have a good number new Mahler projects undergoing in the coming months and years^

John

Offline barryguerrero

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Thanks Chris. Looks like it's definitely the Zurich Tonhalle. They're good. They play in a very good sounding hall. I wish he wasn't starting with M5 - I would have liked an M7 more. Anyway,   .   .   .    . 

Offline John Kim

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Barry,

I once saw Jarvi conducting M5th with FRSO and it was pretty darn good.

John

Offline barryguerrero

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I have some of the DVD's of P. Jarvi/FRSO doing Mahler. They're pretty good. I thought M3, M6 and M7 were particularly good.

 

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