Not everyone shows appreciation for Maderna's work as a Mahlerian conductor:
and certainly here, who expect that everything written by the composer
must be 100% respected, will find many questionable solutions.
But in some passages I don't find comparisons with anyone else
(apart from Scherchen, perhaps)
and they really leave you breathless.
(one for all - II mov, 6:48 - 7:15)
Judge yourself, of course,
but it's certain that this completely anti-routine reading
can't leave you indifferent.
As always, your comments and opinions are welcome.
MAHLER
Symphony no. 5
Philadelphia Orchestra
BRUNO MADERNA
Live in Philadelphia - november 4, 1971
FLAC - separated tracks
http://www.mediafire.com/file/olgej5mhxtng0su/M5MADERNAPHIL.zip/file
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your upload. I first heard this performance some years ago and it instantly became a favorite. Maderna was always such an interesting conductor to listen to.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mr. Guido for kind posts. Have a nice day and Frohe Weihnachten (Merry Christmas from Germany, Severolus
ReplyDeleteThanks a million for this wonderful, deep and contrasted performance.
ReplyDeleteMaderna was not only a captivating composer but just...a great musician.
Happy Holidays !!
Grazie. Ogni nota diretta da Maderna è un tesoro, specie quando le orchestre sono di alto livello.
ReplyDeleteLa sua Terza di Mendelssohn di Amsterdam è una delle più belle di sempre.
Thank you very much. Mille grazie per questo contributo prezioso e raro!
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