Description

Schubert Symphonies (Complete, Live recordings) - Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by Tamas Vasary / Hungaroton Classic 4x Audio CD 2001 / HCD 32110-13

UPC 5991813211026

Product Details

Label: Hungaroton Classic – HCD 32110-13
Format: 4 x CD, Stereo
Country: Hungary
Released: 2001
Genre: Classical
Style: Orchestral, Symphony

Product Features

Complete Live Recordings of Schubert's Symphonies

This 4x CD collection offers a comprehensive live recording of Franz Schubert's complete symphonies, beautifully performed by the Budapest Symphony Orchestra under the expert baton of Tamas Vasary. This collection captures the depth and nuance of Schubert's orchestral genius, from the youthful energy of his early symphonies to the grandeur of his later works.

Overview

Schubert Symphonies (Complete, Live Recordings) by the Budapest Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Tamas Vasary, is an exquisite compilation of Franz Schubert's symphonic repertoire. This collection includes all of Schubert's symphonies, recorded live to capture the spontaneity and vibrancy of each performance. The Budapest Symphony Orchestra, led by renowned conductor Tamas Vasary, delivers a powerful and nuanced interpretation of Schubert's works, bringing out the lyrical beauty and dynamic contrasts that characterize his music. Released by Hungaroton Classic in 2001, this 4x CD set is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts and collectors alike.

Interesting Facts

Franz Schubert was an Austrian composer known for his contributions to the early Romantic period, particularly in the genres of lieder and symphonies. His symphonic works are celebrated for their melodic invention and emotional depth.
Tamas Vasary is a distinguished Hungarian conductor and pianist, known for his refined and insightful interpretations of classical repertoire. His collaboration with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra has produced numerous acclaimed recordings.
The Budapest Symphony Orchestra, one of Hungary's leading orchestras, has a rich history of performances and recordings, particularly in the works of Central European composers like Schubert.
Schubert's Symphony No. 8 in B minor, commonly known as "The Unfinished," is one of his most famous works, notable for its two completed movements that leave listeners in suspense, wondering about the symphony's intended conclusion.
The collection includes Schubert's Symphony No. 9 in C major, "The Great," which is often praised for its majestic scale and intricate orchestration, standing as one of the pinnacles of the symphonic repertoire.