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Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)

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The essential beauty of Schubert's Schubert 3 without sweetness, and the magnificent Chai 4 immersed in the depths of the music with a cool eye! And the spectacular Chai 4, immersed in the depths of the music with a cool-headed eye, two pieces in which Markevich's harsh sound production is brilliant! We are pleased to reissue this masterpiece on the Tarra label with the latest remastering in 2017. Schubert sounds at his best, with a tight and tight sound, and no sweetness. The original beauty of the music is thoroughly polished, and the performance combines a sense of urgency and happiness. The simple and beautiful theme in the second movement is also filled with determination and solidity. In the Tchaikovsky, the orchestra is similarly rigorously trained, and with a cool-headed gaze, they immerse themselves deep into the music. The orchestra is then examined to determine where and how to achieve the best effect, and then the limits of the orchestra are brought out to explode into a frenzied, eye-opening musical explosion.The performance is not easily biased toward singing, but rather a performance like a pale flame, mercilessly cutting away anything unnecessary, and finding the right moment and making it sound spectacularly, different from a sludgy performance. This is a very dry Chayko. Igor Markevich (1912-1983), a naturally gifted musician, began his career as a composer of contemporary music, but later decided to devote himself to conducting, giving up composing and refusing to conduct his own works, devoting himself to performing others' works and acquiring a vast repertoire. He has conducted in more than 50 countries. He was a great conductor with a keen eye for detail in the score, and at the same time, a keen judge of the overall structure, always creating music of the utmost rigor. King International