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Mahler - Symphony No 5

~ Gustav Mahler (Composer), Sakari Oramo (Conductor), City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra)
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  • Orchestra: City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
  • Conductor: Sakari Oramo
  • Composer: Gustav Mahler
  • Audio CD (5 Sep 2005)
  • SPARS Code: DDD
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Warner Classics
  • ASIN: B000A7X8CU
  • Other Editions: MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 408,133 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Song TitleArtist Time Price
Listen  1. Mahler : Symphony No.5 in C Sharp minor : I TrauermarschSakari Oramo11:53£0.89
Listen  2. Mahler : Symphony No.5 in C Sharp minor : II Stürmisch bewegtSakari Oramo13:42£0.89
Listen  3. Mahler : Symphony No.5 in C Sharp minor : III ScherzoSakari Oramo17:36£0.89
Listen  4. Mahler : Symphony No.5 in C Sharp minor : IV AdagiettoSakari Oramo10:10£0.89
Listen  5. Mahler : Symphony No.5 in C Sharp minor : V Rondo - FinaleSakari Oramo14:45£0.89

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3.0 out of 5 stars Well played and recorded but does not add up to a satisfying whole, 14 Aug 2007
By Colin Fortune (Birmingham, UK) - See all my reviews
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As a subscriber to CBSO concerts and a great admirer of Sakari Oramo's work in Birmingham (under the initial huge disadvantage of being compared to Rattle)I wish I could be more complimentary about this disc. If only Warner had recorded the conductor and orchestra in Mahler 5 in the interpretation he delivered in Symphony Hall a year earlier they would have had a top ranking CD. As it is, this interpretation seems uneasy and does not add up to a satisfying whole and is really only worth buying if you find it in a "bargain tub" sale for about £2.00 or so. So many of the individual bits are splendid it is a great pity that they don't "join up". Perhaps the reason was that Oramo abadoned his "Mahler set-up" of the orchestra (firsts and seconds divided across the stage and basses to the rear), used so effectively the year before this recording. Did Warner make him change this?
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