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Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Haitink

Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Haitink

Decca Classics  4834643

Stereo

Classical - Orchestral


Mahler: 9 Symphonies, Symphony No. 10 - Adagio, Das Lied von der Erde, Das klagende Lied, Des Knaben Wunderhorn, Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen, Kindertotenlieder

Elly Ameling [#2], Ileana Cotrubas [#8], Heather Harper [#8, DKL], Hanneke van Bork [#8], Jessye Norman [KDW] (soprano's)
Janet Baker [DLVDE], Norma Proctor [DKL] (mezzo's)
Aafje Heynis [#2], Maureen Forrester [#3], Birgit Finnilä [#8], Marianne Dieleman [#8] (contralto's)
William Cochran [#8], Werner Hollweg [DKL], James King [DLVDE] (tenor's)
Hermann Prey [#8, KTL, LEFG] (bass-baritone)
Hans Sotin [#8], John Shirley-Quirk [DKW] (bass)
Netherlands Radio Chorus [#2, #3]
Boys Chorus of the St. Willibrord Church, Amsterdam [#3]
Toonkunstkoor, Amsterdam [#8]
De Stem des Volks, Amsterdam [#8]
Collegium Musicum Amstelodamense [#8]
Children's Choirs of the Churches of St. Willibrord and St. Pius X, Amsterdam [#8]
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Bernard Haitink (conductor)


Haitink's Mahler interpretations offer a combination of objectivity and distance, emotional reflection and release, continuity and tradition. Under Haitink, the Concertgebouw secured its reputation as one of the world's great Mahler orchestras and their cycle of the composer's symphonies and orchestral songs stands as witness to the orchestra's feeling for its deep history and to the enduring artistry of its conductor.

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Recorded in September 1962 (No. 1); in May 1966 (No. 3); in December 1967 (No. 4); in May 1968 (No. 2); in February 1969 (No. 6); in July 1969 (No. 9); in December 1969 (No. 7); in May 1970 (Kindertotenlieder; Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen); in December 1970 (No. 5); in September 1971 (No. 8 and No. 10 Adagio) and in September 1975 (Das Lied von der Erde)

Produced by Jaap van Ginneken (Symphonies); Volker Straus (Das Lied von der Erde)
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Comment by Contrapunctus - February 22, 2019 (1 of 3)

This set will be available - like the Bruckner symphonies - as 24/96 download.

The Blu-ray (and the corresponding download) also includes a second recording of the 1st Symphony.

Comment by Aastroem - February 28, 2019 (2 of 3)

But the later 7 is not included.

Comment by DYB - March 2, 2019 (3 of 3)

Does anyone know what the date of this second recording of the 1st Symphony is? The digital booklet (I purchased the digital download) does not say!

EDIT: I did my own research and the second recording, uncredited in the booklet, is from 1972.

Also, as far as the other recording of the 7th Symphony, that was recorded in 1983, wasn't? So it was probably a digital recording 16/44?