Takashi Asahina Bruckner Complete Symphonies 3 SACD TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Takashi Asahina Bruckner Complete Symphonies 3 SACD TOWER RECORDS JAPANProduct introduction Takashi Asahina's art should be heard now. Coupling dialogue with Koho Uno on all Bruckner's symphonies (Nos. 0-9). Furthermore, as a special recording, a different manuscript of No. 3 Adagio was added to make it the first SACD. It is a long-time recording that takes advantage of the uniqueness of a single layer, and all of it is recorded on 3 discs! This time, the limited edition with serial number was sold out, and 20 years after Takashi Asahina died in 2021, this time 3 years We will repress 300 sets for the first time. There is no serial number.This reprint is the release since the 11-disc CD BOX was reissued as "Takashi Asahina Memorial Box" on the market in 2002 as a complete collection, and even if you are not a fan of Asahina, you will live at the monumental Tokyo Cathedral. It is a long-awaited recurrence including. Bruckner, the only Bruckner in Asahina, completed with a total of 5 orchestras including the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra, and a total of 10 songs including No. 0 over 11 years from No. 0 in 1978 to No. 4 recorded in 1989. A complete collection of symphonies. A 1989 dialogue with Mr. Koho Uno, which was recorded at the time of the previous complete works, "Talking about Takashi Asahina Bruckner", this time, it was not recorded at the time of the complete works, and was later included in the margin of Sibelius's Symphony No. 2. Symphony No. 3 Adagio's Manuscript ”(Adagio No. 2) was coupled for the first time.Work informationMainConductor: Takashi AsahinaPerformance groups: Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Japan Philharmonic Orchestra, New Japan Philharmonic OrchestraContents Number of configurations | 3 sheets Track ListingAnton Bruckner1. Symphony No. 0 in D minor (1869 Novak version) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra /June 5, 1978 / Osaka Festival Hall * Record at the time of the Japanese premiere● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori2. Symphony No. 1 in C minor (Haas version by the first draft) / Japan Philharmonic Orchestra /January 29, 1983 / Tokyo Bunka Kaikan● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori3. Symphony No. 2 in C minor (Haas version) / Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra / September 11, 1986 / Tokyo Bunka Kaikan● Director: Tomoo Nojima● Engineer: Fumio Hattori4. Symphony No. 3 in D minor "Wagner" (Novak, 2nd draft, 1877) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra /July 26, 1984 / Osaka Festival Hall● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori5. Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major "Romantic" (Haas version) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra /February 17, 1989 / Osaka Festival Hall● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori6. Symphony No. 5 in B flat major (Urtext Edition) / Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra / September 3, 1980 / Tokyo Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori7. Symphony No. 6 in A major (Urtext Edition) / Tokyo Symphony Orchestra / January 28, 1984 / Tokyo Bunka Kaikan● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori8. "Talking about Takashi Asahina Bruckner" (listener: Koho Uno) / May 14, 1992 / at Hotel Okura Tokyo9. Symphony No. 7 in E major (Haas version) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra / September 13, 1983 / Tokyo Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori10. Symphony No. 8 in C minor (Haas version) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra / September 14, 1983 / Tokyo Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori11. Symphony No. 9 in D minor (Urtext Edition) / New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra / June 4, 1980 / Tokyo Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio Hattori12. Adagio No. 2 (Symphony No. 3 2nd Movement Novak Edition 1st Draft 2) / Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra /September 16, 1983 / Tokyo Cathedral St. Mary's Cathedral● Director: Naohiko Kumoshita● Engineer: Fumio HattoriAbove, Takashi Asahina (conductor) live recording Total recording time: 11 hours 41 minutes 38 seconds MasterVictor Entertainment Shipping We will select and ship from Fedex, DHL, Japan Post.Additional shipping charges may be incurred if otherwise specified.Please be sure to contact us before ordering.We will aim to dispatch all orders within 5 days of confirmed payment. Payment Please follow the payment method displayed on your ebay. About Us If you have any questions, please ask me before purchasing. 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