Credits:

Christian Thielemann,Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra,Anton Bruckner

Description:

Christian Thielemann, the principal conductor of the Staatskapelle Dresden, is regarded as one of the world's great masters of German music. The pair is now one of the most important conductors of the Vienna Philharmonic, and their big project "Bruckner: The Complete Symphonies" is attracting a great deal of attention in preparation for the bicentennial anniversary of the composer's birth in 2024. The sixth work in the series is Bruckner's Ninth Symphony, which he worked on in his final years, finishing up to three movements but leaving the last movement unfinished. The structure of the work is deeper than ever before, and it is the ultimate symphony that makes one feel as if the universe is rumbling. Thielemann's performance of this symphony has already been released in 2015 with the Staatskapelle Dresden in Baden-Baden, and this is the second software version. Thielemann's fluid interpretation of the symphony, which he has also performed in Japan, is a favorite of the Vienna Philharmonic and makes the most of its rich, rich sound. Sony Music