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Credits:

Seiji Ozawa,Boston Symphony Orchestra

[Reiji Asakura Selection SA-CD to SHM Masterpieces 50] The SA-CD to SHM specification series has been released since 2010. From the approximately 200 titles that have been released in paper jackets, audio/visual critic Reiji Asakura has carefully selected 50 titles. The single-layer, green-label discs have been retained, but the case has been changed to a standard case and the price has been reduced to a reasonable level. Please take this opportunity to try the “sound of another dimension. This is Seiji Ozawa’s first Mahler Symphony No. 1, recorded in 1977. This is the first Mahler Symphony No. 1 recorded by Seiji Ozawa in 1977, and he re-recorded it in 1987 with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and in 2008 with the Saito Kinen Orchestra (live recording). DSD master produced in 2012 at Emil Berliner Studios in Germany was used from the original DG analog master. This is a Japan-only project.

Tracklisting:

1 SYMPHONY NO.1 IN D MAJOR 1:LANGSAM. SCHLEPPEND. WIE EIN NATURLAUT-IM ANFANG SEHR GEMACHLICH / Boston Symphony Orchestra
2 SYMPHONY NO.1 IN D MAJOR 2:BLUMINE. ANDANTE ALLEGRETTO / Boston Symphony Orchestra
3 SYMPHONY NO.1 IN D MAJOR 3:KRAFTIG BEWEGT. DOCH NICHT ZU SCHNELL – TRIO. RECHT GEMACHLICH / Boston Symphony Orchestra
4 SYMPHONY NO.1 IN D MAJOR 4:FEIERLICH UND GEMESSEN. OHNE ZU SCHLEPPEN / Boston Symphony Orchestra
5 SYMPHONY NO.1 IN D MAJOR 5:STURMISCH BEWEGT / Boston Symphony Orchestra