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The general form of the ``symphony'' was established during the classical era, but signs of new development began to emerge in the ``Ninth'' when Beethoven introduced a chorus in the final movement. During the Romantic era, the clear forms that had existed up until then began to further develop and transform. However, Schubert's famous ``Unfinished'' is not a complete ``two-movement'' to destroy the form, but simply because he stopped composing midway through, but Mendelssohn wrote magnificent works reminiscent of later Mahler, such as incorporating large-scale vocal music into his second symphony. Berlioz gave titles to his symphonies, creating a world that surpassed Beethoven's ``pastoral'' and ushered in title music. The various symphonies included in this album make it possible to closely observe the development of such a single form.
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disc 1
Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra…1
Filoni Orchestra…2
Michael Halas (conductor)
disc 2
Belgian Radio Philharmonic Orchestra …1
Alexander Rahbari (conductor)…1
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra…2
Antoni Vito (conductor)…2
disc 3
Belgian Radio Philharmonic Orchestra…1
Alexander Rahbari (conductor)…1
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra…2
Antoni Vito (conductor)…2
disc 4
national symphony orchestra of ireland
Reinhard Seifried (conductor)
disc 5
san diego symphony orchestra
Yoav Talmi (conductor)
disc 6
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Michael Halas (conductor)
disc 7
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
Georg Tintner (conductor)
disc 8
Imrif Sabo (organ)…1
Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra…1
Stephen Ganzenhauser (conductor)…1
Arnhem Philharmonic Orchestra…2
Roberto Benzi (conductor)…2
disc 9
Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra
Stephen Ganzenhauser (conductor)
disc 10
Weimar Staatskapelle…1
Antoni Vito (conductor)…1
Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra…2
Zdeněk Košler (conductor)…2
