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Brussels Philharmonic: Strauss: Heldenleben; Don Juan (live) - COMPACT DISCS
Brussels Philharmonic: Strauss: Heldenleben; Don Juan (live) - COMPACT DISCS
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Title: Strauss: Heldenleben; Don Juan (live)
Artist: Brussels Philharmonic
Label: Evil Penguin Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 608917725421
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-11-29
Number of Discs: 1
An outstanding release, both in musical and technical terms. This live recording is a showcase for the Brussels Philharmonic and it's conductor, Kazushi Ono, while giving a rare energy and drive to scores which demand them. The immersive Dolby Atmos recording emphasizes the virtuoso and spectacular side of Strauss' gorgeous orchestration. Kazushi Ono: This recording tells the story of not just one hero, but two. It's interesting to compare their lives. Don Juan takes off like a rocket going to another planet, blazing a trail. Ein Heldenleben describes the hero climbing and then descending a mountain that is both real and metaphorical. That is the wonderful duality of Strauss as a composer.
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Artist: Brussels Philharmonic
Label: Evil Penguin Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 608917725421
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-11-29
Number of Discs: 1
An outstanding release, both in musical and technical terms. This live recording is a showcase for the Brussels Philharmonic and it's conductor, Kazushi Ono, while giving a rare energy and drive to scores which demand them. The immersive Dolby Atmos recording emphasizes the virtuoso and spectacular side of Strauss' gorgeous orchestration. Kazushi Ono: This recording tells the story of not just one hero, but two. It's interesting to compare their lives. Don Juan takes off like a rocket going to another planet, blazing a trail. Ein Heldenleben describes the hero climbing and then descending a mountain that is both real and metaphorical. That is the wonderful duality of Strauss as a composer.
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