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     Bruckner: Symphony No.8 / Stanisław Skrowaczewski (2016)

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   【Full HD & HQ Audio】 9:22 1st.mov - 10:15 2nd.mov - 26:15 3rd.mov - 43:37 4th.mov - 1:13:00Stanisław SkrowaczewskiYomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra2016.1.21 ...

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   Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Saarbrücken Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern Annette Dasch (soprano), Daniela Sindra (contralto), Christian ...

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   Jun 18, 2019 · Stanislaw Skrowaczewski (1923-2017) (Poland) Symphony for Strings (1949) Dir : Tadeusz Wojciechowski ...more.

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   May 4, 2024 · 92-year-old Stanisław Skrowaczewski conducting Bruckner Eight with Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra: You may have read my review. You may have the MDG CDs. Now the concert is watchable. May 4, 2024 | Videos | 3 comments. This video is private. Watch on.

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   Stanislaw Skrowaczewski and the excellent Saarbrücken Radio Orchestra deliver good performances of the Bruckner symphonies throughout this appealing series of performances, recorded over a period of ten years.

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   Schumann: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 4/Skrowaczewski. Victor Carr Jr. Stanislaw Skrowaczewski leads a brisk and bracing account of Symphony No. 1 (similar to Zinman’s Tonhalle Orchestra recording), an approach that posits Schumann as an. Continue Reading.

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   How does Skrowaczewski conduct Bruckner's symphony 0?

   • Skrowaczewski conducts Bruckner’s Symphony No. 0 with a lighter touch than most, linking it more with the classical era than with the weightier, profound works that were to come from the composer’s pen.

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   What symphony does Skrowaczewski play?

   • Skrowaczewski’s arrangement of the Adagio from Bruckner’s String Quintet allows us a tantalizing glimpse at what this masterwork might have sounded like in full symphonic dress. The string playing here is even more heartfelt than in the symphony, with Skrowaczewski just as passionately committed.

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   Why did Skrowaczewski choose the third version of the symphony?

   • For the players of the Saarbrücken Radio Symphony Orchestra rise heroically to the challenge. Skrowaczewski, like many eminent Bruckner conductors before him, chooses the third version of this score, dating from 1889. In this symphony the process of revision was in the main a process of cutting, caused by the tribulations of its performing history.

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   Does Skrowaczewski have a cymbal clash?

   • Skrowaczewski opts for the Nowak edition and, like Herbert von Karajan in his 1970s EMI recording, adds a contentious cymbal clash at the peak of the climax of the first group. It is an effective enough gesture, but whether it emanates from Bruckner or from his disciple Franz Schalk is another matter.

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   Why does Skrowaczewski use lyrical music?

   • From the quiet opening a huge, massive climax is generated, and again there is lyrical music to provide the balance of contrast. Skrowaczewski opts for the Nowak edition and, like Herbert von Karajan in his 1970s EMI recording, adds a contentious cymbal clash at the peak of the climax of the first group.

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   How long does it take a Skrowaczewski vs Haitink?

   • This is easy to prove by comparing some timings: Skrowaczewski (1889 version) takes 55 minutes, whereas Haitink (1877 version, Philips 422 411-2) takes 62 minutes. Longer still is Georg Tintner, in the first version (1873 version, Naxos 8.553454), which lasts a full 78 minutes.

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   Artistic Quality: 9. Sound Quality: 9. Skrowaczewski conducts Bruckner’s Symphony No. 0 with a lighter touch than most, linking it more with the classical era than with the weightier, profound works that were to come from the composer’s pen.