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- Individual release from the previously released complete edition
- "Mariss Jansons and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra give musical articulation to the most deep-rooted turmoil of the human soul."
(Yomiuri Newspaper)
- "A fascinating rehearsal sequence on the Eroica reveals Mariss Jansons to be meticulously inside every aspect of the scores, knowing exactly the sound he is seeking." (International Record Review,
Ludwig van Beethoven was the first hero of bourgeois musical life.
Although Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart had
already made the transition from the older feudal and ecclesiastical
traditions to the new culture of public concerts, periodicals and
amateur music-making, Beethoven was the first composer to see
himself as an artist who represented this bourgeois music culture as
an individual, rather than simply supplying music for it, as composers
had previously done for the church or the aristocracy.
Beethoven's first three symphonies can be seen as experiments in
the heroic style. What is intimated in the First Symphony (1800)
in a new firmness of musical tone and the replacement of dance-
like, elegantly flowing intonations by scherzo and march, takes on
more concrete form in the Second Symphony (1803). This is a
monumental symphony - a fact that escapes today's listeners for
the simple reason that it was followed by the Third, which is even
more expansive in its design. This Third Symphony (1805), called
"Eroica", is approximately twice as long as any symphony by
Haydn and one of most popular orchestral works by Beethoven.
SPECIAL FEATURE: Mariss Jansons rehearses Beethoven (Bonus film, 44 mins)
Sound Formats: PCM Stereo, dts-HD Master Audio 5.0
Picture Format: 16:9
Subtitles Bonus: GB
Blu-ray Disc 25 GB (Single Layer)
Resolution: 1080i High Defi nition
Running Time: 116 mins + 44 mins (Bonus) |
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