Who do you like for Mahler 9? Stereoooooo Recordings

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vandermolen

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Moonfish

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Leo K.

I'm going to have to revisit Klemperer very soon!

kishnevi

Favorites in no particular order, out of 35+
Levine Munich Phil. on Oehms.
Dudamel (probably his best recording to date)
Zinman
Maderna BBCSO
the Karajan posted by Leo and Sarge
Barenboim Staatskapelle Berlin

Moldyoldie

Previously mentioned, so here's a reiteration.  This is the recording which gave me my Mahler 9th epiphany. None I've listened to since, including many of the aforementioned, has approached it in my esteem.



FWIW, I've yet to hear Abbado's later recordings with Berlin and Lucerne.
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Cato

Quote from: Moldyoldie on January 30, 2015, 07:23:56 AM
Previously mentioned, so here's a reiteration.  This is the recording which gave me my Mahler 9th epiphany. None I've listened to since, including many of the aforementioned, has approached it in my esteem.



FWIW, I've yet to hear Abbado's later recordings with Berlin and Lucerne.

Moldyoldie: your pseudonym under this topic conjured forth a memory of an ancient recording of the Ninth Symphony

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There is claim that this was the first Stereo recording.
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