Fine symphonies all in the case of Max, Panufnik and Nørgård (although I’m actually only familiar with Symphonies 1, 2 and 4-6 as conducted by Segerstam). As for the rest, I’m intrigued by the Ye as described by you, less so the von Klenau, which from what you say sounds like Shostakovich at his most hackneyed (the 12th Symphony, maybe?) with a Danish/German accent…
[…] eight symphonies (numbers 2, 4, 5 and 6) on a couple of discs released by DaCapo in 2016, which i explored at the time. Recordings of the remaining four symphonies were already available on DaCapo – 1 and 8 by Sakari […]
Fine symphonies all in the case of Max, Panufnik and Nørgård (although I’m actually only familiar with Symphonies 1, 2 and 4-6 as conducted by Segerstam). As for the rest, I’m intrigued by the Ye as described by you, less so the von Klenau, which from what you say sounds like Shostakovich at his most hackneyed (the 12th Symphony, maybe?) with a Danish/German accent…
[…] eight symphonies (numbers 2, 4, 5 and 6) on a couple of discs released by DaCapo in 2016, which i explored at the time. Recordings of the remaining four symphonies were already available on DaCapo – 1 and 8 by Sakari […]