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Symphony No. 5 / Adagio From Symphony No. 10 |
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A masterpiece that unravels Mahler's sublime world
A powerful interpretation by Zubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
With a sure compositional ability, Mehta portrays the epic scale of the Fifth Symphony and the profound spirituality of the Tenth Adagio. The orchestra's sound is rich, and the brilliant tone of the brass section is particularly impressive. This recording occupies an important place in the history of Mahler performance.
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- Composed By - Mahler
- Conductor - Zubin Mehta
- Orchestra - Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
- Engineer [Recording Engineer] - James Lock (2)
- Producer [Recording Producer] - Ray Minshull
- Engineer [Recording Engineer] - Simon Eadon
- Sleeve Notes - Henry-Louis De La Grange
- Sleeve Notes - Hugh Ottaway
- Mastered By - W (12)
- Photography By [Front Cover Photograph] - Bernard Schwartz
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