Mahler: Symphony No. 3 In D Minor (2 CD)

Recensione

Horenstein is the most intensely committed……..the result has the sort of frisson-creating quality one knew from Horensteins live performances and the recoding quality is both full and brilliant. –Penguin Guide to Compact Discs

‘Horenstein s LSO concerts in the 1960s were key events in the discovery of Mahler in Britain. This 1970 studio recording may not have quite the electricity of their live Mahler 3 I ll never forget the almost unbearable excitement of the mighty first movement and some may like their Mahler wilder. (The fourth-movement oboe call, nature in the raw, is a bit polite.) Still, this is the work of a master conductor, and the LSO responds superbly.’ –David Cairns