Mahler: Symphonies / Neumann, Czech PO, et al

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In the years 1976-1982 the Czech Philharmonic recorded the complete symphonies of Gustav Mahler with conductor Vclav Neumann (1920-1995), outstanding soloists Gabriela Benackov, Magdalena Hajssyov, Eva Randov, Inge Nielsen, Daniela Sounov, Vera Soukupov, Libuse Mrov, Thomas Moser, Richard Novk and Karel Berman, plus the Knhn's Children's Choir, Prague Radio Choir and Prague Philhamonic Choir. In his time, Vclav Neumann was a great propagator of Mahler's symphonic works. His recordings are convincing evidence of the quality of the Czech Philharmonic even today. These 11 CDs capture Mahler's gigantic symphonic repertoire, which has attracted the special attention of conductors, orchestras and audiences since the 1960s. Recorded 1976 - 1982.



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>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 1 in D major "Titan"
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (10/03/1979-10/08/1979)
  • Running Time: 51 min. 13 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: ?/?1884-03/1888

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 10 in F sharp minor/major
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Running Time: 22 min. 43 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1910

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 2 in C minor "Resurrection"
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (06/11/1980-06/16/1980)
  • Running Time: 74 min. 51 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1888-1894

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 3 in D minor
  • Performers: Christa Ludwig (Mezzo Soprano); Miroslav Kejmar (Flugelhorn)
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Kühn Children's Chorus
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (12/16/1981-12/19/1981)
  • Running Time: 90 min. 25 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1893-1896

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 4 in G major
  • Performer: Magdaléna Hajóssyová
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (10/13/1980-10/17/1980)
  • Running Time: 55 min. 8 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1899-1900

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 5 in C sharp minor
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (01/31/1977-02/02/1977)
  • Running Time: 69 min. 9 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1901-1902

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 6 in A minor "Tragic"
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (04/24/1979-04/28/1979)
  • Running Time: 78 min. 56 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1903-1904

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 7 in E minor
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (11/11/1977-01/23/1978)
  • Running Time: 81 min. 24 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1904-1905

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 8 in E flat major
  • Performers: Daniela Sounova (Voice); Inga Nielsen (Soprano); Richard Novak (Voice); Gabriela Benackova (Voice); Thomas Vocals] (Tenor); Wolfgang Schöne (Bass)
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Prague Philharmonic Chorus
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (02/10/1982-02/14/1982)
  • Running Time: 24 min. 13 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1906-1907

>Mahler, Gustav : Symphony no 9 in D major
  • Conductor: Václav Neumann
  • Ensemble: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Notes: Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum, Prague, Czech Republic (01/12/1982-01/16/1982)
  • Running Time: 77 min. 25 sec.
  • Period Time: Post Romantic
  • Form: Orchestral
  • Written: 1908-1909