Eugen Jochum Bruckner Symphonies No.4-8 Live 1970-1986 tahra JAPAN 6CD set NEW
Description
Golden brass velvet-like strings. Jochum & Concertgebouw A mature stereo live!
The masterpiece of the Tara label is back with a new remastering. Bruckner's theory written by Jochum is posted in the manual in a valuable new translation!
[Item number: TALT-011 / 6] [6CD] [STEREO] [Live Recording] [Japanese band / commentary With] [ALTUS]
[Contents]
Bruckner:
[Disc 1] Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major "Romantic" WAB104
[Disc 2] Symphony No. 5 in Anton Bruckner WAB105 (1st and 2nd movements)
[Disc 3] Symphony No. 5 in Anton Bruckner WAB105 (3rd and 4th movements)
[Disc 4] Symphony No. 6 WAB106 in B major
[Disc 5] Symphony No. 7 in E major WAB107
[Disc 6] Symphony No. 8 in C minor WAB108
Eugen Jochum (conductor)
Amsterdam Concerto Hebow Orchestra
Recording:
January 16 1975 (No. 4)
December 4 1986 (No. 5)
November 2 1980 (No. 6)
March 15 1970 (No. 7)
September 26 1984 (No. 8)
/ Amsterdam | Concerto Hebow
An ideal Bruckner that is filled with the beautiful sound of Concerto Hebow. Bruckner's now-lost beautiful performance is revived with a perfect blend of taste and power. Compared to the famous Phillips record No. 5 had a sense of scale because it was the record of Jochum's last years and it was a masterpiece that was especially loved by the Tara label. No. 6 is a masterpiece recommended by the Concertgebouw Orchestra and has an unrivaled taste such as the 2nd movement. No. 7 was recorded in 1970 and is different from the Tokyo live in his later years and his strength and courage are wonderful. No. 4 is drawn in just like the narrative. No. 8 is a wonderful performance that the overwhelming coder is unforgettable. All songs have excellent sound quality considering that they are broadcast recordings. This time it has been newly remastered and reprinted as a 6-CD set.
The masterpiece of the Tara label is back with a new remastering. Bruckner's theory written by Jochum is posted in the manual in a valuable new translation!
[Item number: TALT-011 / 6] [6CD] [STEREO] [Live Recording] [Japanese band / commentary With] [ALTUS]
[Contents]
Bruckner:
[Disc 1] Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major "Romantic" WAB104
[Disc 2] Symphony No. 5 in Anton Bruckner WAB105 (1st and 2nd movements)
[Disc 3] Symphony No. 5 in Anton Bruckner WAB105 (3rd and 4th movements)
[Disc 4] Symphony No. 6 WAB106 in B major
[Disc 5] Symphony No. 7 in E major WAB107
[Disc 6] Symphony No. 8 in C minor WAB108
Eugen Jochum (conductor)
Amsterdam Concerto Hebow Orchestra
Recording:
January 16 1975 (No. 4)
December 4 1986 (No. 5)
November 2 1980 (No. 6)
March 15 1970 (No. 7)
September 26 1984 (No. 8)
/ Amsterdam | Concerto Hebow
An ideal Bruckner that is filled with the beautiful sound of Concerto Hebow. Bruckner's now-lost beautiful performance is revived with a perfect blend of taste and power. Compared to the famous Phillips record No. 5 had a sense of scale because it was the record of Jochum's last years and it was a masterpiece that was especially loved by the Tara label. No. 6 is a masterpiece recommended by the Concertgebouw Orchestra and has an unrivaled taste such as the 2nd movement. No. 7 was recorded in 1970 and is different from the Tokyo live in his later years and his strength and courage are wonderful. No. 4 is drawn in just like the narrative. No. 8 is a wonderful performance that the overwhelming coder is unforgettable. All songs have excellent sound quality considering that they are broadcast recordings. This time it has been newly remastered and reprinted as a 6-CD set.