Credits:

Brahms / Estonian National Symphony Orchestra

Description:

Father Järvi's latest live! The 85th anniversary edition from the 2019 concert is now available! More profound music without losing his characteristic dynamism! This rare live recording also includes vocal works by Brahms and Mozart! Born in Tallinn in the former Soviet Union, Neeme Järvi studied under Evgeny Mravinsky and has become a world-famous Estonian master, and will turn 85 in early summer 2022. In 2019, he will release a live concert recording with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ENSO), of which he is the Music Director and Chief Conductor, as a commemorative release. The album is a collection of the Estonian maestro Nämé Järvi's fascinating works, which boasts a vast and varied output of nearly 500 recordings and was awarded the "Lifetime Achievement Award" at the 2018 Gramophone Awards. The performance is live, which makes it all the more tense. In addition to orchestral works by Wagner and Reger, the rarely performed Brahms' "Ode to Fate" for voice is also a highlight. The concert ends with Mozart's famous "Ave Verum Corpus. Please look forward to the continuation of the previous program, "Stage Music of France (PCHAN20151/CHAN20151)," which was selected as a Record-Geijutsu Special Recording Award winner. Tokyo M-Plus

Tracklisting:

1.Polonia, WWV 39 in C major
2.Serenade, Op. 95 in G major for Orchestra~Allegro moderato
3.Serenade, Op. 95 in G major for Orchestra~Vivace e Burlesca - Meno mosso
4.Serenade, Op. 95 in G major for Orchestra~Andante semplice (Sostenuto) (nie schleppend) - Piu lento assai
5.Serenade, Op. 95 in G major for Orchestra~Allegro con spirito (non troppo vivace) - Andantino - Quasi Adagio
6.Schicksalslied, Op. 54 in E flat major for Chorus and Orchestra~Langsam und sehnsuchtsvoll (Ihr wandelt droben im Licht) -
7.Schicksalslied, Op. 54 in E flat major for Chorus and Orchestra~Allegro (Doch uns ist gegeben) -
8.Schicksalslied, Op. 54 in E flat major for Chorus and Orchestra~Adagio
9.Ave verum corpus, KV 618 in D major for Four-part Chorus, Strings, and Basso continuo