A symphony of life and nature depicted with magnificent compositional beauty.
Mahler's Symphony No. 1 performed by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of conductor Zubin Mehta. A performance that harmonizes majestic acoustics with meticulous construction.
Mehta's signature magnificent sound is on full display throughout the piece, with the orchestra's sounds organically intertwining. From the idyllic introduction of the first movement to the explosive climax at the end, the composition's tempo is clearly varied and rich in drama. The brilliance of the brass and the soft tone of the strings are beautifully harmonized, with precise volume control. The recording is expansive and deep, with each instrument clearly positioned. Mehta's signature energy and constructive approach combine to create a performance that strikes a balance between emotion and reason, boasting a high level of perfection even among Mahler interpretations.
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A:
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1)
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1ST Mvt: Langsam Schleppend
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2)
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2nd Mvt: Kräftig Bewegt, Doch Nicht Zu Schnell
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B:
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3rd Mvt: Feierlich Und Gemessen, Ohne Zu Schleppen
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4th Mvt: Stürmisch Bewegt
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Composed By - Gustav Mahler
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Conductor - Zubin Mehta
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Engineer [Recording] - Gordon Parry
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Orchestra - Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
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Engineer [Recording] - James Lock (2)
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Producer [Recording] - Ray Minshull
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Liner Notes - Deryck Cooke
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Photography By [Cover] - Christian Steiner (6)
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Lacquer Cut By - W (12)
