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Bewertet in Deutschland am 1. August 2023
Die hochinteressante 1915 Version der 5. Symphonie ist hervorragend gespielt in epischer Erhabenheit und in der enormen Dynamik. Wenn man sich diese Fassung ohne Vorurteil anhört, wird einem schnell klar, dass diese Fassung immer noch als große Symphonie gelten kann, selbst wenn Sibelius sie überhaupt nicht überarbeitet hätte. Es ist voller inspirierter Momente und innovativer Ideen, die keinen Weg in die endgültige Fassung gefunden haben.
GP Austria
Bewertet in Deutschland am 18. Februar 2022
Ware wurde rasch geliefert. Höre diese CD oft und gerne, da sie etwas Einarbeitung und mehrmaliges hörenerfordert. Klang und Interpretation sind sehr gut.
PRBowes
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 19. September 2015
Outstanding performances of first versions of symphony 5 and En Saga. Well worth listening to, as these these initial thoughts include significantly different themes to the final versions of each work. In some ways this initial 5th comes across as being nearer to the 4th than the final version. Highly recommended.
hillbank68
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 25. September 2014
This is a fascinating CD, very well performed and recorded, of Sibelius's first thoughts on two masterpieces, the Fifth Symphony and En Saga. He was an inveterate reviser, hardly ever fully satisfied, and spent endless hours over the symphony in particular. His perfectionism and uncertainty about what he had written are best exemplifed in his Eighth Symphony, promised for Koussevitzky in Boston in the 1930s, written over many, many years and then one of a number of manuscripts kept in on old laundry basket which were burned some time in 1945. at his house, Ainola. Here we have a version of the Fifth Symphony which is thematically very like the final, well-known version, but has four movements instead of three and very often diverges from that version radically in terms of scoring, passage work, instrumentation and structure. And we don't get the famous 6 separated chords at the end! The final version is tighter and more satisfying - a better work - but to hear what lay before it is revelatory and very interesting. The same comments apply to En Saga, here almost 22 minutes long as opposed to the usual 17 or so of the final version. All of these BIS Sibelius issues I have heard do the composer full justice - it is an excellent series - and this CD is no exception. Very warmly recommended.
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Bewertet in Japan am 17. April 2014
第5番の演奏自体は、いかにもシベリウスの曲らしく、写真などで見る北欧フィンランドを彷彿とさせるすばらしいものです。通常演奏される第5番は、改訂された最終稿（第3稿）によるものですが、このディスクに収録されている第5番は、初稿による演奏で世界初の録音です。しかし、通常最終稿によるものを聴いているためか、この初稿による演奏はあまりなじみがなく、また、最終稿のものとくらべてあまりメリハリがきいていないようです。口幅ったいようですが、シベリウスが改訂したのも頷けるような気がします。まずシベリウスの他の交響曲などを聴いてから、この初稿による演奏を聴けばおもしろいかも知れません。併せて収録されている「エン・サガ」もオリジナル版によるものですが、「ある伝説」という曲名どうりの幻想的な曲であり、また演奏です。
Bruce Carlin
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 4. Oktober 2013
I have known the 'original' version of SIbelius' Violin Concerto for some time and prefer it to the final version, so I thought it was worth trying out the 'original' version of his 5th symphony. Although not as dramatic as in the concerto, there are revelations in this that are well worth hearing. The performance is every bit as good as you would expect from this orchestra and conductor and the recording also clear and detailed. Well worth hearing.
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