℗ 2015 Ondine
Released March 10, 2015
Duration 1h 09m 11s
Record Label Ondine
Catalogue No. ODE1237-5
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Zemlinsky: Die Seejungfrau (The Mermaid) & Sinfonietta, Op. 23

Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, John Storgårds

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Die Seejungfrau  
1.1
I. Sehr massig bewegt
Alexander Zemlinsky; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
15:48
1.2
II. Sehr bewegt, rauschend
Alexander Zemlinsky; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
17:16
1.3
III. Sehr gedehnt, mit schmerzvollem Ausdruck
Alexander Zemlinsky; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
14:32
Sinfonietta, Op. 23  
1.4
I. Sehr lebhaft -
Alexander Zemlinsky; Roland Freisitzer; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
8:39
1.5
II. Ballade: Sehr gemessen [poco adagio], doch nicht schleppend -
Alexander Zemlinsky; Roland Freisitzer; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
6:31
1.6
III. Sehr lebhaft
Alexander Zemlinsky; Roland Freisitzer; Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra; John Storgårds
6:25
Digital Booklet
"... this has some special qualities. It is without question gorgeously played and opulently engineered, which is saying a lot ... this performance, conducted by Storgards with 100% conviction and confidence, is worth having." - ClassicsToday.com Finnish musician and conductor John Storgårds leads the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra on world premiere recordings of two major orchestral works by Alexander Zemlinsky. Die Seejungfrau ("Mermaid"), a powerful three-movement symphonic fantasy, is presented here in the critical version by Antony Beaumont, featuring some five minutes of music excluded from later versions. The Sinfonietta is a fascinating example of Zemlinsky's late orchestral writing and stylistic evolution. The work as heard on this album is a new version for chamber orchestra by Austrian composer Roland Freisitzer.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Ondine Studio Masters

Recording: Helsinki Music Centre, 2–4 September, 2014 Executive Producer: Reijo Kiilunen Recording Producer: Seppo Siirala Digital Editing: Seppo Siirala Sound Design and Balance Engineer: Enno Mäemets, Editroom Oy, Helsinki Final Mix and Mastering: Enno Mäemets Cover painting: Franz Hein (1863–1927): Die Nixe im Goldfischteich (1904) Photo of John Storgårds: Marco Borggreve Booklet Editor: Joel Valkila Design: Armand Alcazar
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-3.68
-8.40 to -0.52
-27.55
-32.32 to -24.31
-22.30
-27.60 to -18.40
14
13 to 15
1
I. Sehr massig bewegt
-0.52-24.31-18.414
2
II. Sehr bewegt, rauschend
-0.52-24.62-19.015
3
III. Sehr gedehnt, mit schmerzvollem Ausdruck
-0.52-25.10-18.815
4
I. Sehr lebhaft -
-6.30-30.44-25.714
5
II. Ballade: Sehr gemessen [poco adagio], doch nicht schleppend -
-8.40-32.32-27.614
6
III. Sehr lebhaft
-5.82-28.53-24.313

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