Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Beethoven Symphony no. 7 (1812) etc. - Ivan Fischer, Budapest Festival Orchestra. 2008 (Studio Master 24bit-96kHz stereo)
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Classical | Label: Channel Classics | Catalog Number: CCS SA 25207
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Conductor Ivan Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra give an enchanting performance of Beethoven's together with works from Weber, Rossini and Wilms.
1. Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7 opus 92 - Poco sostenuto 13:50
2. Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7 opus 92 - Allegretto 9:07
3. Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7 opus 92 - Presto 9:41
4. Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7 opus 92 - Allegro con brio 8:26
5. Carl Maria von Weber: Concerto for Clarinet in f minor no. 1 6:18
6. Gioacchino Rossini: L'Italiana in Algeri - Sinfonia 8:12
7. Johann Wilhelm Wilms: Sinfonia a grand orchestre, no IV in c minor - Op.23 5:13
Performers: Ivan Fischer, Budapest Festival Orchestra
What would it have been like to hear Beethoven's seventh symphony at the first performance? How did listeners react to hearing the endless repetition of the first movement's dotted rhythm? Would they have been shocked to hear the melody of the second movement which repeats the same note twelve times? How did they respond to the finale's obsessive rhythmical drive which must have seemed like the rock music of the nineteenth century? It's ‘exciting' to hear this well known symphony together with contemporary works which may have been performed in the same year. Wilhelm Wilms followed the classical tradition of Haydn and Mozart with some innovative moments. His 5th symphony, composed a few years earlier had been published during the time when Beethoven worked on his masterpiece... linnrecords
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