Bruckner (1824-1896) - Symphonies Nos.4, 5 : Gunter Wand / Munich Philharmonic (2SACD)(Hybrid) - Import 2 SACD Hybrid

Credits:

Hilary Hahn

Description:

The noble and beautiful Bull 4 is the last concert with Munich, and the solid and true Bull 5 is also a must-hear! The beautiful and sublime Bull 4 is the last concert with Munich, and the solid and true sounding Bull 5 is also a must-hear! The great master Günter Wandt's great Bruckner live performances with the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. No. 4 was recorded at the last concert of Wandt and the Munich Philharmonic in 2001. It is a noble, beautiful, and sublime performance, as if he was bidding a fond farewell to his beloved music. The songs that emerge from the orchestra are organically controlled, and the sound is orderly and rigorous without being cramped in the slightest, and is filled with a fullness of sound that makes you want to take a deep breath. The finale coda is very moving, as the music fills the space without any space, slowly building up the sound like a large arc. 95's Fifth was played just before the live performance with the Berlin Philharmonic, and it is also a performance in which Vant's uncompromising construction and the orchestra's spontaneity are beautifully blended.This is a pure masterpiece, with a robust sound and a solid interpretation of this masterpiece, which is special to Wandt, with its heroic ideas and complex counterpoint. In addition to the music commentary, the commentary book also includes a manuscript written by Atsuya Funaki on Munich and Wanto as Bruckner cities, and by Shigeo Itakura on the detailed history of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. King International

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