Brahms (1833-1897) - Brahms Symphony No.1, R.Strauss Tod und Verklarung : Roman Brogli-Sacher / Lubeck Philharmonic (Hybrid) - Import SACD Hybrid

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Arthur Bliss

Description:

Orchestra of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck! Brahms Cycle conducted by Brogli-Sacher! The famous Swiss conductor Roman Brogli-Sacher (1966-) and the historic German orchestra Lübeck Philharmonic Orchestra (founded in 1897), of which he was the music director, present a magnificent Brahms Ticles! Brogli-Sacher has been the Music Director of the Hanseatic City Lübeck since 2001, and from 2007 to 2013, he was the Music Director of the Lübeck Opera House for seven years. (After Broglie-Sacher, Tatsunori Numajiri was appointed as Music Director, and from the 2019/2020 season, Stefan Vladar will take over.) During his tenure as Music Director of the opera house, his "Ring of the Nibelung" production and DVD project was highly praised by various circles and won the 2012 German ECHO Prize. In this performance, he portrays Brahms in an authentic performance with a Romanticism that is unmistakably Brahmsian. Please also note the excellent recording that captures the texture of the sound.The Brahms Symphony Cycle by Broglie-Sacher & the Lübeck Philharmonic is part of the "Lübeck Philharmonic Live" series, and this album is the 12th volume in the series. The distinctive feature of this cycle is that it combines Brahms's symphonies with works by other composers in accordance with the album's theme. The theme of this album is "Late Romanticism," and Brahms' "Symphony No. 1" is coupled with R. Strauss' masterpiece "Death and Transfiguration," which is also the main work. Death and Transfiguration" is performed with as much passion and emotion as the main Brahms work, and is not to be missed. Tokyo M-Plus

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