Mahler: Symphony No. 9 on Period Instruments

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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Gustav Mahler
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Mahler Academy Orchestra
    • PERFORMER
      Philipp Von Steinaecker
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      June 21, 2024
    • UPC
      3701624510575
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      ALPHA1057
    • LABEL
      Alpha
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. I. Andante comodo -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    2. I. Etwas frischer -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    3. I. Plötzlich sehr mäßig und zurückhaltend -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    4. I. Mit Wut: Allegro risoluto -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    5. I. Schattenhaft -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    6. I. Bewegter -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    7. I. Wie von Anfang -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    8. I. Plotzlich bedeutend langsamer: Lento - Und Leise

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    9. II. Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers - Etwas täppisch und sehr derb -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    10. II. Pocco piu mosso subito -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    11. II. Tempo III: Ländler, ganz langsam -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    12. II. A tempo II -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    13. II. Tempo I: Wie zu Anfang -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    14. II. Tempo II -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    15. II. Tempo I: Subito

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    16. III. Rondo-Burleske: Allegro assai -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    17. III. Rondo-Burleske: L'istesso tempo I -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    18. III. Rondo-Burleske: Sempre l'istesso tempo -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    19. III. Rondo-Burleske: L'istesso tempo II -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    20. III. Rondo-Burleske: Etwas gehalten -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    21. III. Rondo-Burleske: [Clarinets] -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    22. III. Rondo-Burleske: Tempo I - Subito

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    23. IV. Adagio - Sehr langsam und noch zurückhaltend -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    24. IV. Plotzlich wieder langsam wie zu Anfang und etwas zögernd -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    25. IV. Molto adagio subito -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    26. IV. A tempo: Molto adagio -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    27. IV. Stets sehr gehalten -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    28. IV. Fliessender, doch durchaus nicht eilend -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    29. IV. Tempo I: Molto adagio -

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker

    30. IV. Adagissimo

      Composer: Gustav Mahler

      Ensemble: Mahler Academy Orchestra

      Conductor: Philipp von Steinaecker


This recording of Mahler's Ninth Symphony is an event, because it was made with period instruments of the kind the composer used in Vienna. The Mahler Academy Orchestra set itself the task of reconstructing this instrumentarium and researching how musicians of the time played it: 'We were struck during our rehearsals by the incredibly distinctive characterisation of the woodwinds, the shattering blare of the brass, the perfect balance between the instruments, and the pure and warm sound of the strings... They took Mahler's brilliant orchestration to yet another level', says Philipp Von Steinaecker, artistic director of this ambitious 'Originalklang' (original sound) project and conductor of this orchestra, which brings some fifty young musicians into contact with the finest instrumentalists from the world's leading formations (Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Staatskapelle Dresden, Wiener Symphoniker etc.). Together they made this historic recording in Dobbiaco-Toblach in Italy, where Mahler composed his monumental symphony in 1909, two years before his death.