Evgeny Mravinsky - Schubert: Symphony No. 8 (1978) [2014 SACD]

Live recording: June 12, 1978 13 (Vienna Art Week) / Vienna Rakutomo Association Major Hall
* Uses Alexandra Vavillina-Muravinskaya Archive sound source

Muravinsky and Leningrad Fill, a concert live on June 12 and 13, 1978 at the Vienna Rakuomo Association. When the recordings were once released on LP or CD, the Shoebelt's "unfinished" and Shostakorvich's symphony No. 5 has been said to be less obscure than the same day "Tai Kovic" symphony number 5 and Brahms symphony. However, this time mastering from the newborn source has revealed its amazing statue.

Both songs have several recordings from Muravinsky and Leningrad Fill, but this album is really awesome. "Unfinished": A piece of art that cannot be thought other than God's hand, such as the weak sound full of tension at the beginning of both the first and 2nd armoires, and the nuances of gradually increasing the volume, as well as the severity of the horrible extent of the second armoire. The No. 5 of Shosta Kovichi is full of odd tension from the beginning, and the strong sound will blow fangs. It is full of speed, but even the smallest passage of a single instrument can be played with an unbeatable ensemble. You will feel the real wonder of Muravinski.

Tracks:

Schubert: Symphony No. 7 (8) "Unfinished"
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5

Personnel:

Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Evgeni Mravinsky