Brahms - Symphonies 1-4, Double Concerto, Serenade no.2, etc.
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Label: LSO Live
Cat No: LSO0570
Format: Hybrid SACD
Number of Discs: 4
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 2nd September 2022
Contents
Works
Double Concerto for violin and cello in A minor, op.102Serenade no.2 in A major, op.16
Symphonies 1-4 (complete)
Tragic Overture, op.81
Artists
Gordan Nikolitch (violin)Tim Hugh (cello)
London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Bernard HaitinkWorks
Double Concerto for violin and cello in A minor, op.102Serenade no.2 in A major, op.16
Symphonies 1-4 (complete)
Tragic Overture, op.81
Artists
Gordan Nikolitch (violin)Tim Hugh (cello)
London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor
Bernard HaitinkAbout
His Symphony no.2 overflows with a relaxed, pastoral beauty, while the Third Symphony contains some of the most dramatic music Brahms was to compose.
Finally, loaded with German Romanticism and including variations on a Bach cantata, Brahms’s final symphony is a remarkable example of his mastery of symphonic composition. A rich, warm work that builds on a sense of movement and intensity right up to the final bars.
Along with the symphonies, this release also includes Brahms’s Double Concerto, Tragic Overture and Serenade no.2.
The London Symphony Orchestra’s cycle of Brahms symphonies was Bernard Haitink’s first set of recordings on the LSO Live label, originally released individually throughout 2004–05, and then as a boxed set in 2005.
This collection of remastered recordings is now available on SACD.
Bernard Haitink’s revelatory Brahms recordings with the LSO have demonstrated why fresh new interpretations of his major works are so important, and why the composer’s music is still so relevant today.
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