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  1. May 29, 2019 · When Gustav Mahler and Jean Sibelius met in Helsinki in 1907, the two composers laid out radically contrasting conceptions of the symphony. Sibelius found beauty and ultimate meaning in the symphony’s “severity of form” and “profound logic.” “No!” Mahler replied. “The symphony must be like the world. It must embrace everything!”

  2. May 5, 2017 · The holy grail of Mahler’s Third. From the Lebrecht Album of the Week: There is no wholly recommendable performance on record of Mahler’s third symphony. The earliest, by F. Charles Adler in ...

  3. High Fidelity Review: Mahler - Symphony no. 3. Now THIS is the real thing. Here is a disc to remind classical lovers why we got so passionately attached to music in the first place. Mind you, this is not to say that this new hybrid SACD from Telarc will be welcomed in all corners…. Let us save Benjamin Zander’s detractors the trouble of ...

  4. Dec 18, 2013 · Telarc 3CD-80599 (3-disc set). This is about as enjoyable a performance of Mahler’s Third, his “Nature” symphony, as any I’ve heard in a long time, and the engineers at Telarc have recorded it as realistically as any around. In a package that offers three discs for the price of one, it’s a hard deal to beat. I have to admit, though ...

  5. May 9, 2011 · It takes any orchestra plenty of confidence and daring to embark on a single-work programme. There isn’t much chance for redemption should something go amiss. Then again, the length of Mahler’s third symphony and its demands on physical and emotional stamina don’t leave the Philharmonia Orchestra and conductor Lorin Maazel much choice.

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  6. Gustav MAHLER (1860-1911) Symphony No.3 in D minor (1895-96) [101:47] ... is an important document and should be heard by all Mahler enthusiasts. John Quinn ...

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  8. 9. Sound Quality: 9. David Zinman’s Mahler cycle really hits its stride with this remarkable performance of the Third Symphony. It only has two small drawbacks worth mentioning. First, alto Birgit Remmert sounds pretty good in her big fourth-movement solo, but she’s far less impressive during her brief contributions to the choral fifth ...

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