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Detaljer om materialet
Type
Cd (musik)
Format
1 cd, hybrid SACD, 1 kommentarbilag
Genre
klassiske symfonier
Emneord
Emnetal
78.411
Bidrag af
Indhold
Symfoni nr. 2, Es-dur, opus 63Serenade for strygeorkester, e-mol, opus 20
Beskrivelse
Indspillet i Watford, Hertfordshire, England 2017
Forlag
Chandos Records
Målgruppe
voksenmaterialer
Anmeldelser
Fono Forum, 2018 Dezember
"Vornehm rund die rhythmischen Kanten, mehltauig weich benetzt die Streicher ... In den Tempi zügiger, in den Nebenstimmen ambitionierter, sorgt er Gardner für Verschlankung, Entrümpelung und Entspannung"
Diapason, 2018 décembre
Vurdering: 4/5
The gramophone, 2018 August
"Gardner demonstrates an unerring sense of how the tricky transitions work in this piece Elgar's Second Symphony and his appreciation of its harmonic delight is self-evident. And he has seasoned instincts of the BBC Symphony Orchestra ensuring a naturalness and spontaneity through all the phrasing ... Again there is beauty and grandeur in Elgar's heroic homage to King Edward VII ... in the great slow movement ... The Serenade for Strings is a lovely, understated bonus"
Classical music, 2018 July
"The recording quality of this Elgar disc is superb. The BBC Symphony, caught at the Watford Colosseum, exudes a depth of sound that seems to elude them in live concerts at the Barbican ... The long expanse of the first movement of the Second Symphony is gorgeous ... This is a tremendous performance that breathes nobility and confidence ... The Serenade for Strings is the perfect complement, taking a lighter emotional toll, Gardner alive to the first movement's rhythmic heartbeat. Melodies swell throughout just as they should, fresh as can be. A lovely performance"
BBC music magazine, 2018 August
"Orchestral choice: Edward Gardner does this stunningly well: if anything, better even than his fine account of the First Symphony"
classicalsource.com, 2018 June
"Serenade for Strings, placed after the Symphony, is better heard as an aperitif, a light-toned flowing account ... About the Second ... Gardner ... ensures a through-line regarding pomp, anxiety, nostalgic remembrance and dissolve, the death of Edward VII in 1910 perhaps playing its part at this point (the contemporaneous Symphony was dedicated to His Majesty while he was alive), the final fade distilled magically"
classicalsource.com, 2018 June