Leonard Bernstein: the Complete Mahler Symphonies
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This compilation ℗ & © 2012 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 1:
Original LP: MS 7069, released January 1968
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, October 4 & 22, 1966
Producers: John McClure & Thomas Z. Shepard
Engineers: Fred Plaut & Ed Michalski
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 118130/1
℗ 1967 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 2 and CD 3:
Original LP: ML 5943 / MS 6543, released September 1964
Recording: Manhattan Center, New York City, USA, September 29 & 30, 1963
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 75896/9 / XSM 75900/3
℗ 1964 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 4 and CD 5:
Original LP: ML 5735 / MS 6335, released March 1962
Recording: Manhattan Center, New York City, USA, April 3, 1961
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 55238/41 / XSM 55242/5
℗ 1962 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 6:
Original LP: ML 5485 / MS 6152, released July 1960
Recording: St. George Hotel, Brooklyn, New York City, USA, February 1, 1960
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 49688/9 / XSM 46960/1
℗ 1960 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 7:
Original LP: M2L 298 / MS 698 (ML 598/9 / MS 6558/9), released January 1964
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, January 7, 1963
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 76025/7 / XSM 76029/31
℗ 1964 Sony Music Entertainment
Note: Due to current time-length standards for CD production the Mahler "Kindertotenlieder" with mezzo-soprano [a=Jennie Tourel], Matrix xLP 51040 / XSM 51042, recorded February 16, 1960 and originally part of LP set M2L 298, have been omitted on this CD release.
CD 8 and CD 9:
Original LP: MS3 776 (MS 7113/5), released May 1968
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, May 2 & 6, 1967 (Symphony No. 6), December 16, 1965 (Symphony No. 9)
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 11835/7 (Symphony No. 6), XSM 118147/9 (Symphony No. 9)
℗ 1967 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 10:
Original LP: M2L 339 / M2S 739 (ML 6245/6 / MS 6845/6), released July 1966
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, December 14 & 15, 1965
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 112370/3 / XSM 112374/7
℗ 1966 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 11:
Original LP: L2L 351 / M2S 751 (ML 6135/6 / MS 6195/6), released December 1966
Recording: Walthamstow Assembly Hall, London, England, April 18-20, 1966
Producer: John McClure
Engineer: Helmuth Kolbe
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XLM 114128/31 / XSM 114312/5
℗ 1966 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 12:
Original LP: M 33532, released 1975
Recording: Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City, USA, April 8, 1975 [1]; Frederick Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv, Israel, October 1974 [2–6]
Producer: John McClure
Engineers: Helmuth Kolbe, Bud Graham & Ed Michalski
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: QAL 33532 / QBL 33532
℗ 1975 Sony Music Entertainment
Produced by Robert Russ
Booklet Editor: Jochen Rudelt [texthouse logo]
Design: [ec:ko] communications
CDs 1–12 consist of previously released material.
Artist Photos: pp 2, 7, 8, 30: Don Hunstein © Sony Music Archives; pp. 14, 29: © Sony Music Archives
This recording utilizes Sony's Direct Stream Digital™ (DSD) System and SBM Direct
This compilation ℗ & © Sony Music Entertainment.
Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
All trademarks and logos are protected. Made in the EU.
Sony Classical and [Sony Classical logo] are trademarks of Sony Music Entertainment.
Source of collected by credits: [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Des_Knaben_Wunderhorn]Des Knaben Wunderhorn: Alte deutsche Lieder[/url] from Wikipedia.
CD 1:
Original LP: MS 7069, released January 1968
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, October 4 & 22, 1966
Producers: John McClure & Thomas Z. Shepard
Engineers: Fred Plaut & Ed Michalski
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 118130/1
℗ 1967 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 2 and CD 3:
Original LP: ML 5943 / MS 6543, released September 1964
Recording: Manhattan Center, New York City, USA, September 29 & 30, 1963
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 75896/9 / XSM 75900/3
℗ 1964 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 4 and CD 5:
Original LP: ML 5735 / MS 6335, released March 1962
Recording: Manhattan Center, New York City, USA, April 3, 1961
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 55238/41 / XSM 55242/5
℗ 1962 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 6:
Original LP: ML 5485 / MS 6152, released July 1960
Recording: St. George Hotel, Brooklyn, New York City, USA, February 1, 1960
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 49688/9 / XSM 46960/1
℗ 1960 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 7:
Original LP: M2L 298 / MS 698 (ML 598/9 / MS 6558/9), released January 1964
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, January 7, 1963
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: xLP 76025/7 / XSM 76029/31
℗ 1964 Sony Music Entertainment
Note: Due to current time-length standards for CD production the Mahler "Kindertotenlieder" with mezzo-soprano [a=Jennie Tourel], Matrix xLP 51040 / XSM 51042, recorded February 16, 1960 and originally part of LP set M2L 298, have been omitted on this CD release.
CD 8 and CD 9:
Original LP: MS3 776 (MS 7113/5), released May 1968
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, May 2 & 6, 1967 (Symphony No. 6), December 16, 1965 (Symphony No. 9)
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 11835/7 (Symphony No. 6), XSM 118147/9 (Symphony No. 9)
℗ 1967 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 10:
Original LP: M2L 339 / M2S 739 (ML 6245/6 / MS 6845/6), released July 1966
Recording: Philharmonic Hall, now Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, USA, December 14 & 15, 1965
Producer: John McClure
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XSM 112370/3 / XSM 112374/7
℗ 1966 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 11:
Original LP: L2L 351 / M2S 751 (ML 6135/6 / MS 6195/6), released December 1966
Recording: Walthamstow Assembly Hall, London, England, April 18-20, 1966
Producer: John McClure
Engineer: Helmuth Kolbe
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: XLM 114128/31 / XSM 114312/5
℗ 1966 Sony Music Entertainment
CD 12:
Original LP: M 33532, released 1975
Recording: Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York City, USA, April 8, 1975 [1]; Frederick Mann Auditorium, Tel Aviv, Israel, October 1974 [2–6]
Producer: John McClure
Engineers: Helmuth Kolbe, Bud Graham & Ed Michalski
DSD Mastering Engineer: Andreas K. Meyer
LP Matrix: QAL 33532 / QBL 33532
℗ 1975 Sony Music Entertainment
Produced by Robert Russ
Booklet Editor: Jochen Rudelt [texthouse logo]
Design: [ec:ko] communications
CDs 1–12 consist of previously released material.
Artist Photos: pp 2, 7, 8, 30: Don Hunstein © Sony Music Archives; pp. 14, 29: © Sony Music Archives
This recording utilizes Sony's Direct Stream Digital™ (DSD) System and SBM Direct
This compilation ℗ & © Sony Music Entertainment.
Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment.
All trademarks and logos are protected. Made in the EU.
Sony Classical and [Sony Classical logo] are trademarks of Sony Music Entertainment.
Source of collected by credits: [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Des_Knaben_Wunderhorn]Des Knaben Wunderhorn: Alte deutsche Lieder[/url] from Wikipedia.
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- 2012
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Seznam skladeb
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Symphony No. 1 In D Major “Titan”
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Symphony No. 2 In C Minor “Resurrection”
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Symphony No. 3 In D Minor
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Symphony No. 4 In G Major
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Symphony No. 5 In C-sharp Minor
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Symphony No. 6 In A Minor “Tragic”
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Symphony No. 9 In D Major
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Symphony No. 7 In E Minor
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Symphony No. 8 In E-flat Major “Symphony Of A Thousand”
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Symphony No. 10 (Unfinished)
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Kindertotenlieder