Evgeny Svetlanov - Tchaikovsky: Complete Symphonies (1990, 1992) [2023 6xSACD]

• Title: Tchaikovsky: Complete Symphonies
  
• Year Of Release: 1990, 1992 [2023]
  
• Label: Exton [OVEP-00022]
  
• Genre: Classical
  
• Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) / 2.0 > 1-bit/2.8224 MHz
  
• Total Time: 05:10:40
  
• Total Size: 7,61 GB (+3%rec.)
  
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Svetlanov left four complete works of Tchaikovsky's symphonies, including video. This third complete work is a live recording of three nights of concerts in Tokyo in 1990, and is highly regarded as a masterpiece that Svetlanov has drawn. In addition, the ``Manfred Symphony'' (recorded when he came to Japan in 1992), which was not recorded at the time of the last complete collection in Moscow in 1993, was added, making it a highly valuable set as a complete collection. Unlike the statue of Tchaikovsky in the former West, which is widely performed like a Russian conductor, it is also wonderful that it has a deeper interpretation, and the Russian performance style that existed until this time is recorded as it is. It would be a good point. In addition, Svetlanov's early symphonies were featured in various places, and he often performed them overseas as the main part of his concerts. All of the remaining live sound sources are wonderful and have fulfilling content that far exceeds the evaluation of general songs. In particular, few conductors have taken up "Symphony No. 3" so much. The achievement of making the true value of the song known to many audiences is very great. And "Symphony No. 1" became the last sound source of the master's life. Two weeks before his death, the live sound source with the BBC Symphony Orchestra in April 2002 is irreplaceable. This performance, overflowing with affection that makes you want to stay in Tchaikovsky's world and never want the performance to end, moved the hearts of even non-fans. Even during this 1990 live performance, you can hear the excitement everywhere that you can not see in later session recordings throughout. And the "Manfred Symphony" is also a work that I am good at (I took it up in the Berlin Philharmonic's regular concert where I was the only co-star), and the concluding part ends with the theme of the first movement (Manfred rescued not), even though it is a so-called Svetlanov version, it is a persuasive performance in any phrase, making you feel a strong will. In addition, in this first SACD version, you can feel the fine nuances of the live performance more than ever, so I think that the atmosphere of this legendary concert will be conveyed even more. Once again, please enjoy the overwhelming performance that remains in the history of Tchaikovsky's performance with the highest sound quality ever.

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Tracks:

Disc 1
1. Symphony No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 13, "Winter Daydreams"
2. Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 17, "Little Russian"

Disc 2
3. Symphony No. 3 in D Major, Op. 29, "Polish"

Disc 3
4. Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36

Disc 4
5. Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, Op. 64

Disc 5
6. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor, Op. 74, "Pathétique"

Disc 6
7. Manfred Symphony, Op. 58 (original version)

Personnel:

State Symphony Orchestra of Russian Federation
Conducted by Evgeny Svetlanov

Recorded:
May 21, 1990 (1, 6), Orchard Hall, Tokyo
May 24, 1990 (3, 4), June 3, 1990 (2, 5), October 7, 1992 (7), Suntory Hall, Tokyo

Download:

SACD

OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-1
OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-2
OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-3
OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-4
OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-5
OVEP-00022 Evgeny Svetlanov Disc-6

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