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New. Debussy: l'Après-Midi d'Un Faune

Münchner Philharmoniker, Lahav Shani

Debussy: l'Après-Midi d'Un Faune
Shani and the Munich Philharmonic make a real fist of the Schoenberg. The crepuscular opening paragraph immediately brings on a density of texture that is the complete antithesis of Debussy's...

New. Debussy: l'Après-Midi d'Un Faune

Münchner Philharmoniker, Lahav Shani

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Shani and the Munich Philharmonic make a real fist of the Schoenberg. The crepuscular opening paragraph immediately brings on a density of texture that is the complete antithesis of Debussy's...

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This album marks the beginning of a new era with Lahav Shani as chief conductor of the Munich Philharmonic. On his first album with the orchestra, he presents two masterpieces from the dawn of modern music – Claude Debussy’s Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune and Arnold Schoenberg’s Pelleas und Melisande.

Contents and tracklist

I. Die Achtelnote ein wenig bewegt − zögernd
Track length4:06
II. Heftig
Track length3:08
III. Lebhaft
Track length4:12
IV. Sehr rasch
Track length3:11
V. Sehr langsam
Track length2:09
VI. Sehr langsam, gedehnt
Track length1:23
VII. Ein wenig bewegt
Track length1:17
VIII. Langsam
Track length3:19
IX. Ein wenig bewegter
Track length3:54
X. Sehr langsam
Track length4:41
XI. Etwas bewegt
Track length2:20
XII. In gehender Bewegung
Track length2:14
XIII. Breit
Track length5:58

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October 2026

Shani and the Munich Philharmonic make a real fist of the Schoenberg. The crepuscular opening paragraph immediately brings on a density of texture that is the complete antithesis of Debussy's musical language.
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