℗ 2021 Orfeo
Released February 5, 2021
Duration 1h 02m 04s
Record Label Orfeo
Catalogue No. C210021
Genre Classical (Romantic Era)
 

Mahler: Das klagende Lied (1893 Version) [Live]

Brigitte Poschner-Klebel, Marjana Lipovšek, David Rendall, Manfred Hemm, Wiener Singakademie, ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra, Michael Gielen

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Das klagende Lied (1893 Version)  
1.1
I. Waldmärchen (Live)
Gustav Mahler; Brigitte Poschner-Klebel; Marjana Lipovšek; David Rendall; Manfred Hemm; Wiener Singakademie; ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra; Michael Gielen
25:30
1.2
II. Der Spielmann (Live)
Gustav Mahler; Brigitte Poschner-Klebel; Marjana Lipovšek; David Rendall; Manfred Hemm; Wiener Singakademie; ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra; Michael Gielen
17:35
1.3
III. Hochzeitsstück (Live)
Gustav Mahler; Brigitte Poschner-Klebel; Marjana Lipovšek; David Rendall; Manfred Hemm; Wiener Singakademie; ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra; Michael Gielen
18:59
Mahler's cantata "Das klagende Lied" today constitutes a veritable rarity in concert programmes - in an age that without contradiction recognizes Mahler as one oft he most eminent milestones in the music history of the late 19th and early 20th century. Based on a horror tale written by Mahler himself, this large-scale, vocal symphonic work forms the beginning of Mahler's more familiar oeuvre. Mahler, at the age of only 20, submitted the score for the Beethoven Prize at the Society of the Friends of Music in Vienna. He did not receive this prize, however, and subsequently made several revisions. It was finally premiered by the composer in Vienna on 17 February 1901 only. The 'mixed version' (also employed for this recording) consisting of the original first movement and the revised version of the other two parts, became customary in the course of the great Mahler Renaissance in the 1960s. The presented live capture with the 2019 deceased Michael Gielen - like Mahler not only a conductor but also a composer - with the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra was taken in June 1990 in the Konzerthaus Vienna.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Orfeo Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.93
-2.37 to -0.21
-28.53
-30.17 to -26.62
-23.37
-25.00 to -21.00
17
17 to 17
1
I. Waldmärchen (Live)
-0.21-28.80-24.117
2
II. Der Spielmann (Live)
-2.37-30.17-25.017
3
III. Hochzeitsstück (Live)
-0.21-26.62-21.017

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