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- Individual release from the previously released complete edition
- "Mariss Jansons avoids all superfi cial effects.
Displaying a courage that is rare nowadays, he manages to strike a found and sincere tone in the Fifth Symphony that justifi es the fervent applause of audience and orchestra alike."
(Mainichi Newspaper)
Following the excesses of the Eroica, Beethoven's Fourth Symphony (1806) represents a return to the more modest dimensions of traditional symphonies. If one were to seek a common denominator for Symphonies 4 to 6, then it would perhaps be the fact that the symphonic "ego" is no longer portrayed in terms of the lonely hero but instead is confronted with a range of different realities and "environments" - the classical tradition in the Fourth, a malevolent force in the Fifth, and nature in the Sixth.
The Fifth Symphony (1808) is a masterpiece not just of motivic construction and narrative psychology but also in terms of instrumentation.
With his Pastoral Symphony (1808) Beethoven fully exploited the possibilities of musical narrative using sounds alone; the symphonies that followed were to take an entirely different route.
Live from Suntory Hall, Tokyo, 2012
Sound Formats: PCM Stereo, dts-HD Master Audio 5.0
Picture Format: 16:9
Blu-ray Disc 25 GB (Single Layer)
Resolution: 1080i High Definition
Running Time: 124 mins |
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