In episode #68 of the "DCD Classical 'Cast" we feature an extensive selection from an unusual recording. Rudolph Barashai performed the Mahler Fifth Symphony with Die Junge Deutsche Philharmonie. The resulting concert was electrifying, and fortunately it was recorded. Perhaps the most remarkable part of the story is that the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie is made up of talented high school students from around Germany.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
DCD 068 - Mahler from Laurel
Laurel Records released the resulting performance, and it's well worth a listen!
We round out the podcast with an excerpt from another Laurel Records CD - the Miklos Rosza String Quartets, performed by the Pro Arte Quartet.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Pro Arte Quartet
Laurel Records
Die Junge Deutsche Philharmonie; Rudolph Barshai, conductor
Laurel Records
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Labels: chamber music, Laurel Records, Mahler, orchestral music, Rosza
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