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Ausserordentliche Musik!

Very nice to hear Eisler.

If you are interested, the music of the intro is by Hanns Eisler, "Die Krüppelbrigade". We’re the cripples’ brigade, the most wonderful brigade in the world; we number nearly a billion assuming you’re counting the dead. The dead, they can’t march along, they have to stay in their graves. And we, we can’t march in step as mostly we have just one leg. Our Lieutenant, he comes from the dead, and our Captain has but a stump, our Field Marshall crawls on the ground, because he’s got only a trunk. We are the brigade of the cripples and every second in line carries a nice solid cudgel… strapped right to his or her spine. They told us that these prosthetics are still better than a leg and an arm. And the blind, using their fingers, read better; it works like a charm! If only the dead could get well, they’d get them marching again, rather than letting them rot in the rain and the mass graves where they all fell. They said: Chop-chop, off you go, back to work and don’t ever laze. After all, they said, our artificial limbs on the assembly line also cause no delays. Just you wait; even though limping, we’ll be marching briskly on you. What matter, if on top of our left-, we’d be losing our other leg, too. We are the cripples’ brigade. The very strongest brigade in the realm, and we are first in the line when revolution comes for the world! (The translation is Capriccio's - by Jens F. Laurson - and can be found, along with much, much more, on this release: amzn.to/4cj3ZQx)

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The 6th has the most epic and majestic first movement of them all

The Everest of all symphonies. Epic.

Thanks for the insights

You did well Michael Schumacher

Brave Kohorte.

Just leave Beethoven as written.

Mal ein großes Lob an den Pauker. Beethoven's Pauken sollten immer schön knackig klingen. Hier tun sie es ohne dabei hart zu sein. Find ich spitze und hat gerade in der Eroica für absolute WOW Momente gesorgt.

Frank Strobel's adaptations of the Schnittke music are absolutely fantastic and I am so hope he'd do the same for the 'Flight Crew' (Ekipazh, 1980).

I’m now a lucky owner of this recording. And how wonderful it is. A really important project, which helps explain what a special conductor Mahler was, and how his tinkering with these mighty scores only makes them even bolder and more appropriate for a modern day orchestra. Congratulations to all for this deeply special recording.

I wish I could buy this box set but I've searched all over the internet and no one seems to have it for sale. 😞

Found this while reading about Paul Wittgenstein. Very inspiring that something so beautiful came out of such a tragedy.

People who dislike Bruckner have no soul!

Nirgendwo liturgische Bezüge, Herr Poschner? Soso... dann sind die Zitate aus seinen Messen, die sich in den Sinfonien finden oder die Anklänge an Mozart's Requiem nicht liturgisch?

Adoración es lo que siento por Anton Bruckner, por su obra sinfónica, por el resto de sus composiciones " medio sepultadas" por la grandeza, lo inmenso de sus sinfonías.

Imagine hearing some of your own composed symphonies never or once in your lifetime, making changes to it after having heard it once, and then some folks come around and prefer the unchanged original. Bruckners symphonies are incredibly long, why dont we trust him when he thought they might be too long?

The 5 on 4 polyrhythm in the 1874 4th Finale is perhaps its most challenging aspect. The 3rd and 4th movements are quite different than the 1878-80 and 1888-9 versions. The last version resembles the 1891 Vienna 1st: aside from a few cuts, the revision contains the same music but with many scoring changes.

fantastic

Mahler "re-touched" Schumann's symphonies, too. I used to have a set on CDs, BIS iirc.

As a Mahler fanatic, this is a day one purchase for me. I'm looking forward to hearing the results.

does anyone know if there’s any pdf of the scores available online?

can we listen to this in spotify?

Eine grosses scheize!

真好！終於有ㄧ些人重視布魯克納了！

第四樂章開頭很難，持續到結束更難⋯

Amazing project, id love to see the results recorded

All this is useless if we don't respect Beethoven's rhythm. Here in the first movement of the 7 the rhythm is the Sicilian _.-_ _ .-_ Here this ever is there! ua-cam.com/video/-0BWOXFo-u4/v-deo.html

Habe gestern auf der ARD-App die Planeten von Holst mit Francis als Conductor gesehen. Eine der besten liveperformances ever, mindestens zu diesem Stück. Mit demselben Orchester in einer Museumshalle aufgenommen. Fantastisch!

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This conductor still somehow managed to bury the horns at 1:07 in spite of Mahler doubling them. That level of ineptitude is almost impressive.

Please can someone tell me which Beethoven symphony this is? 🎻

"Getting my wallet"...

I would love to hear Beethoven reorchestrated by Tchaikovsky - in my view, the most sensitive and versatile of all late-Romantic era orchestrators - but I doubt it would be as respectful to the original as Mahler was. The mystery with Mahler is how somebody so loyal and devoted to Beethoven could have written (in his original compositions) music which Beethoven would surely have despised.

Incredible ❤❤

I never knew about these!

In other words: how would Beethoven have orchestrated if he had had Mahler's orchestra and Mahler's concert halls?

Gut gemacht, danke!

Of all composers, Beethoven has always seemed to be the one who was notably frustrated by the limitations of his period. Normally, I am a fan of period re-creations; but with Beethoven, I feel period orchestras and keyboards reveal how he wanted to push beyond the constraints he experienced. Yes, I feel Beethoven actually sounds better on modern piano because of the power coming through. Valid interpretations are possible under many circumstances, including these Mahler re-imaginings.

말러가 베토벤보다 더 위대할 경우에만 수정할 수 있다 현실은 그 반대..

Beethoven struggled with orchestration because of his deafness?!? He he and thus us coming from a musician. Composers do not orchestrate listening to a full orchestra. Typically they work at the piano or just have the ability to “hear” music looking at the score.

This interpretation and performance of Bruckner's 7th Symphony sounds like it will be a strong entry in the series. It would be so cool if Markus Poschner could return to the Utah Symphony again in the 2025-2026 season and program Bruckner's Symphony No.7. The Utah Symphony last performed that symphony in March 2010.

Si fuera cierto que las orqustaciones de Beethoven tienen problemas por su sordera y necesitaran rectificación, entonces versiones historicistas extraordinarias como las de Harnoncourt en que no se pierde ningún grado de pasión,no existirían.

Pues de hecho, sí. Es intocable y es perfecto. ¿Sería tolerable que alguien le metiera mano a las obras de Mahler? Por supuesto que tampoco.

amazing

I like what I hear so far! It's a joy to discover a composer's music that was unknown to me before.

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