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| Symphonies No. 3 and 8 are not to be missed: underneath the bursting energy of the first movement of the Eroica, Kuhn unfolds a gentle wistfulness, taking the funeral march to an unheard-of dimension. Whether it's the tragic tone of the Eroica or the cheerfully stubborn, ironically broken character of the Eighth: Gustav Kuhn inspires his bright and blossoming orchestra to a racy, focused, simply brilliant performance, from the first to the last note. A must-have! |
1CD | Classics | Orchestral | Haydn Orchester von Bozen und Trient |
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Towering at the top of the art of Mass music – for the first time on CD, the Choir Academy of the Tyrolean Festival joins Gustav Kuhn and his Haydn Orchestra.  |
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| Fandango, sonatas and other piano pieces: The Italian pianist Davide Cabassi conjures up the music of the Spanish monk with sweeping grandezza! |
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“A Beethoven that bubbles over with joie de vivre!” (Tagesspiegel, Berlin)
Gustav Kuhn’s Beethoven-recording of Beethoven’s First and Fifth Symphony. |
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