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Dvořák ① Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88 ② Slavonic Dance No. 10 in E minor, Op. 72-2 ③ Slavonic Dance No. 3 in A-flat major, Op. 43-3 Conductor: George Szell The Cleveland Orchestra David Oistrakh (violin) ② Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) ② Recording: 1970 Stereo (Session) This is a famous recording, considered the last recording of the 20th century's leading conductor and his best performance. It is a precise performance with a meticulous ensemble. Here, you can hear Szell's culmination, who shaped the Cleveland Orchestra into a world-class orchestra. You can enjoy the supple expression and the soaring melodies of Szell/Cleveland at the peak of their maturity. Szell's romantic side, which he doesn't often show, is particularly evident in the third movement, which has a nostalgic melody. This is a moving performance that can be said to be Szell's last message. It was selected as No. 1 in the 2017 publication "500 Famous Records." Szell was said to be disliked by the orchestra members as a cold-blooded conductor. He had strict rehearsals and mercilessly dismissed members. However, his fingertips produced an impeccable and perfect ensemble. Szell & Cleveland dramatically raised the performance standards of orchestras in the United States and the world. His achievements are very significant. However, Szell's conducting is often described as "cold" because he pursues perfection. In fact, when it comes to German works, you might think, "You don't have to control the orchestra so rigidly." But it's strange that when this perfectionist conducts the works of Eastern European composers, who are "homegrown," a unique warmth, or something with blood flowing through it, overflows in the performance. This "Dvořák 8" is also a truly warm and simple performance, full of sentiment, yet perfect. Everything is wonderful throughout the piece, and the second movement is especially impressive. It's like a sudden dark cloud hanging over a peaceful rural scene! And then, the scenery that regains its tranquility is so gentle. I'm knocked out by the angelically gentle expression that the cold-blooded man shows for just a moment. This is the ultimate tsundere performance. Domestic edition, with obi, no scratches on the disc 6 *Bulk purchase discount available (comment in advance)* 2 items purchased → 150 yen off, 3 items purchased → 300 yen off 4 items purchased → 450 yen off
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