Credits:

Leonard Bernstein,Gustav Mahler,New York Philharmonic

Description:

[Leonard Bernstein (1918.8.25-1990.10.14) was a star conductor who shared popularity with Karajan in the 20th century.) His passionate, emotionally charged, and soulful performances drew the sympathies of many, and he was loved by many with a charismatic following. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth, 50 titles are being released in a limited edition with UHQCD, green color label coating, and specifications that focus on sound quality. In contrast to the previous release, Symphony No. 7 is full of bright and optimistic atmosphere. The title is derived from "Night Music" (Nachtmusik), which was given to the second and fourth movements, but it is not official. The title derives from the second and fourth movements of the "Night Music (Nachtmusik)," but it is not official. This album, which Bernstein, who played a major role in popularizing Mahler's symphonies, re-recorded with the New York Philharmonic, the same orchestra that recorded his first complete works, features deeply sculpted performances that show his maturity. This album is a re-recording of Bernstein's first recording of the complete works with the New York Philharmonic, the same Philharmonic that he conducted in 1985.