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Posted by Ara A. on June 18, 19102 at 02:32:21:
In Reply to: Re: Bruckner Romantic Symphony DVD posted by Warren Malach on June 18, 19102 at 01:01:26:
Excellent, Warren! Indeed, the Adagio.Sehr feierlich of the sixth symphony - is one of them i had in mind - possibly the most beautiful movement of all Bruckner symphonies (do you agree?) and is superbly done by Celibidach (EMI) on any disc i've heard. Celi's (EMI) 4th symphony - last movement finale will be utilised as well. The 8th's Adagio (Giulini's perhaps???) will take part too. Shostakovich 11th symphony ("the year 1905") comes to mind as well - that very first, sombre movement. Mahler's symphonies too, are dramatic and well suited for such events - especially parts of the Trauermarch are just about right (his awesome sixth - "the tragic" march, is too forbidding). Mahler's 9th too, parts of it are suitable (especially the opening of the last movement). There are definitely much more of course...
Thanks for your insights (especially that of Mahler's). Will definitely let you know the outcome of the project(s) i have in mind.
-Ara
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