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Mahler: Symphony No. 5

Bamberg Symphonic Orchestra, Jonathan Nott

…a clearly-textured but very exciting conclusion, distinguished by first-rate work from wind principals - bassoon especially - and cutting-edge trombones. …much in Nott's reading… sounds genuinely...

Mahler: Symphony No. 5

Bamberg Symphonic Orchestra, Jonathan Nott

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…a clearly-textured but very exciting conclusion, distinguished by first-rate work from wind principals - bassoon especially - and cutting-edge trombones. …much in Nott's reading… sounds genuinely...

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Contents and tracklist

I. Trauermarsch
Track length13:47
II. Sturmisch bewegt, mit grosster Vehemenz
Track length14:50
III. Scherzo
Track length17:34
IV. Adagietto
Track length10:59
V. Rondo-Finale
Track length15:09

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September 2005

…a clearly-textured but very exciting conclusion, distinguished by first-rate work from wind principals - bassoon especially - and cutting-edge trombones. …much in Nott's reading… sounds genuinely fresh.

December 2005

Jonathan Nott leads a meticulously detailed performance of Mahler's Fifth. Every accent, dynamic marking and hairpin crescendo/diminuendo indication in the score is accounted for and - thanks to his careful attention to orchestral balance - perfectly audible.
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