Brahms Fourth and Dvořák's Ninth prove a powerful combination

Brahms Fourth and Dvořák's Ninth prove a powerful combination

‘Hearing these two E minor symphonies side by side proved far more stimulating than I anticipated. The orchestral playing is absolutely first-class and Hrůša’s conception of the music is totally compelling. This outstandingly recorded first instalment in a projected cycle pairing all four of Brahms’s symphonies with the last four by Dvořák has set the bar really high.’

Brahms/Dvořák

Brahms: Symphony No. 4, Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 ‘New World’

Bamberger Symphoniker/Jakub Hrůša

Tudor 1744 (hybrid CD/SACD)   86:33 mins (2 discs)

Published: February 11, 2019 at 4:08 pm

‘Hearing these two E minor symphonies side by side proved far more stimulating than I anticipated. The orchestral playing is absolutely first-class and Hrůša’s conception of the music is totally compelling. This outstandingly recorded first instalment in a projected cycle pairing all four of Brahms’s symphonies with the last four by Dvořák has set the bar really high.’

Brahms/Dvořák

Brahms: Symphony No. 4, Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 ‘New World’

Bamberger Symphoniker/Jakub Hrůša

Tudor 1744 (hybrid CD/SACD) 86:33 mins (2 discs)

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