¡Brahms: Hungarian Dances 1. 3. 10-the Portrait of Paavo Jarvi And The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie[Limited Release]
¡Paavo Jarvi & The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen
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[Machine Translation] Pervo Jarvi and the Deutsche Kammerphil continue to produce some of the most exciting music of our time. The duo first performed together in 1995. It has been 10 years since Pavo assumed the position of Artistic Director in 2014. During these years, they have recorded the complete symphonies of Beethoven and Schumann, which have been described as "the world's greatest Beethoven" and "a musical experience that will last a lifetime," and have shocked and impressed not only Japan but also the entire world. The Brahms project is their newest endeavor. The project, which will reexamine Brahms, the quintessence of German Romanticism, from a new angle, will begin in earnest in December 2014 with a performance of the complete works at Tokyo Opera City, but to give you an early taste of its charms, the latest recordings of three Hungarian Dances, recorded in September 2014, will be released as a commemorative Japan tour disc. The three Hungarian dances are the latest recordings of three Hungarian dances recorded in September 2014. The three Hungarian Dances, which Brahms himself arranged for orchestra out of 24 Hungarian Dances, are also his favorite encore pieces. The coupling will be previously released works by Beethoven and Schumann. The music was selected by Pervo himself. Special limited edition / Commemorative CD / World premiere on CD / Recorded in September 2014, August 31-September 1, 2006, etc. / Recorded in Bremen, Gut-Farrer, Berlin, etc.
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