Mozart’s Symphony in A major K. 201 and Schubert’s Symphony in B flat major D. 485, two works by consummate young masters, in a gripping...

Mozart’s Symphony in A major K. 201 and Schubert’s Symphony in B flat major D. 485, two works by consummate young masters, in a gripping live performance by the Dogma Chamber Orchestra from Dortmund’s Konzerthaus- could the music enthusiast possibly ask for anything finer? Perhaps that this exhilarating feast of tonal artistry be made available in the best possible sound quality? Well, this Super Audio album brings an original 2+2+2 recording in 3-D sound, high resolution, and sensitive tonal balance- nobody could ask for more! Youthful carefreeness and compositional mastery form a remarkable synthesis in the two symphonies. Schubert and Mozart were not even twenty years old when they composed these highly and justifiably popular works. Embodying classical formal perfection and sparkling with genial ideas, they delight audiences right from their very first notes. Mozart himself must have attached special importance to his A major symphony: even ten years later he included it on the program of one of his legendary academy concerts- and did so with overwhelming success! These precious gems are in the best hands with the Dogma Chamber Orchestra. The agile ensemble entirely undogmatically presents interpretations that are just as sparkling as they are tonally sophisticated. Performing without a conductor and schooled on chamber music, the young musicians offer compelling interpretations with esprit and virtuosity- absolutely refreshing!