Mahler / Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal: Symphony No. 5
Mahler / Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal: Symphony No. 5
Format: CD
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Artist: Mahler / Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal
Label: Pentatone
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8717306260671
Genre: Classical
The Orchestre symphonique de Montréal and it's Music Director Rafael Payare make their Pentatone debut with Mahler's 5th Symphony. The album is also the first recording under Payare's tenure, and the beginning of a longer recording relationship with the label. For Payare, the Fifth is the last symphony that shows Mahler still looking forward to what the future might bring, unlike his subsequent, much darker and existential works. Despite that optimism, there is enough tragedy and struggle along the way, resonating with Mahler's life at the time of creation. Payare's proficiency in late-Romantic repertoire coupled with the matured, distinctive sound of the Montréal players make this a collaboration to look out for.
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