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Hans Rott: Symphony No 1 (CD)

    Hans Rott: Symphony No 1 (CD)

    ARTISTS: 
    Bamberger Symphoniker,  
    Jakub Hrůša
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    Deutsche Grammophon presents a new recording of Hans Rott's Symphony No. 1. The Bamberger Symphoniker is conducted by Jaku Hrůša and the grip and energy, depth and beauty of these performances will make you wonder how Rott ever went below the radar. An impressive recording by a composer whose rediscovery in recent years has repeatedly delighted audiences and enriched our knowledge of late romantic music.

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    Hans Rott wrote his first symphony, his most important work - full of groundbreaking musical ideas and a unique vision of how the symphony might develop - from 1878-1880, at a time when his younger classmate Mahler was just starting out and his mentor Bruckner was finding his way through his middle period was struggling. Jakub Hrůša juxtaposes this masterpiece with works by Mahler and Bruckner and sheds new light on a work that deserves to be at the center of the symphonic repertoire.

    Tracklist

    HANS ROTT (1858–1884)
    Symphony No. 1 in E major (56’31)
    I Alla breve
    II Sehr langsam
    III Scherzo. Frisch und lebhaft – Trio
    IV Sehr langsam – Die Halben wie die früheren Viertel. Belebt – Noch ein wenig belebter. Fuge – Tempo der Einleitung, die Viertel wie die früheren Halben

    GUSTAV MAHLER (1860–1911)
    Andante allegretto ‘Blumine’ (7’21)

    ANTON BRUCKNER (1824–1896)
    Symphonic Prelude in C minor (6’19’)

    BAMBERGER SYMPHONIKER ∙ Jakub Hrůša

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    Artist
    Bamberger Symphoniker, Jakub Hrůša
    Release Date
    October 14, 2022
    Genre
    Orchestral
    Label
    Deutsche Grammaphon
    UPC
    0028948629329