|
  |
| Etichetta: BR Klassik |
Data
di distribuzione: 10/15/2026
|
Mahler Gustav 1860 1911
Symphonie No. 2 C minor
|
|
|
Classica Orchestrale
1 CD
BRK 900240
Alto prezzo
Barcode: 4035719002409
|
|
Live recording: Munich, Isarphilharmonie im Gasteig HP8, 18.–20.03.2026
|
RATTLE SIMONDir.
|
Louise Alder soprano; Beth Taylor mezzo soprano; Bavarian Radio Chorus and Symphony Orchestra
|
| For more than 50 years, Sir Simon Rattle, Chief Conductor of the Bavarian Radio Chorus and Symphony Orchestra, has devoted himself intensely to the deeply personal, emotional, and autobiographical music of Gustav Mahler. Mahler conceived his symphonies as all-encompassing universes that reflect the full spectrum of human life. He famously said: “To me, a symphony means using every available technical resource to build a world.” To guide both orchestra and audience through these profoundly moving musical worlds, no conductor is better equipped than Sir Simon Rattle. Mahler's “Resurrection Symphony” explores one of humanity's most profound existential questions: the meaning of life. From the opening movement, originally titled “Totenfeier” (“Funeral Rite”), to the finale, in which the soloists and chorus proclaim “Aufersteh’n wirst du!“ (“You shall rise again!”), Mahler grapples with joy and suffering. The Second Symphony’s dramatic contrasts, emotional intensity, richly coloured orchestration, and crowning choral finale have made it one of his most beloved works |
| |
|
|
.
|
