Symphony No. 2, The Resurrection Symphony, scored for orchestra, soloists and chorus, tackles the great mysteries of life and death and was already among the most successful and popular of Mahler’s symphonies during his lifetime.
Tracklist
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Additional information
| Label | |
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| SKU | SACD157 |
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| Mastering Engineer | Giulio Cesare Ricci |
| Recording Type & Bit Rate | DSD 64 |
| Recording Software | Pyramix, Merging Technologies |
| Recording location | Teatro Regio Torino |
| Recording Engineer | Giulio Cesare Ricci, Paola Liberato |
| Producer | Rachel Smith, Giulio Cesare Ricci |
| Microphones | Neumann U47, U48, M49 |
| Editing Software | Pyramix, Merging Technologies |
| Digital Converters | dCS |
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| Release Date | March 17, 2017 |
Press reviews
MusicWeb International
“It’s clear from the outset that this Resurection is going to be a ‘straight’ affair, with no unwanted histrionics. The first movement is generally well paced, if a little measured at times, and the playing of this regional opera band is good; what the performance may lack in volatility it more than makes up for in colour and detail. The sound is clean and nicely focused, and those weary of extreme dynamics will surely welcome a return to sonic sanity. Still, the bass drum is well caught, and there are no compromises in terms of presence or power. Indeed, the direct, unfussy nature of this recording makes one acutely aware of the artless, open-hearted character of this orchestra. And that’s a compliment, not a criticism.”
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