Mahler/ Pinnock/ Royal Academy of Music Soloists - Lieder Eines Fahrenden GesellenHistorical performance pioneer Trevor Pinnock conducts the Royal Academy of Music Soloists Ensemble in chamber arrangements from Mahler to Zemlinksy. Mahler: Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (arr. Schoenberg), the third in this Linn series, transports us to a period of vast musical change: in Mahler we hear nostalgia welded with modernism; with Wagner, we hear the sunset of Romanticism; with Zemlinsky we hear the seeds of fin de sicle Vienna; and in

In his sleeve note to the latest CD by the Cantabile Regensburg ensemble and it's conductor Matthias Beckert

A new album of chamber works by Sergei Rachmaninoff

this new opus celebrates another vision of the world

making his place among lasting artists by getting to the top sales on Beatport

from one of those Biblical operas

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"We Three (My Echo

the orchestra has since given many performances of this monumental work which was it's composer's first great success and which the conductor Hermann Levi considered 'the most significant composition since the death of Beethoven'

It's often praised for it's ability to create dense constructions out of relatively limited means: His works have been performed and recorded by such notable new-music champions as Sarah Cahill

was independently released in 2003

the ambiguities of it's specular structure

At the peak of his powers on a cold night in 1973