Mahler/ Margiono/ Nes/ Sinfoniechor Dresden - Symphonie No. 2The anniversary of the destruction of Dresden was annually marked with the performance of a requiem, until February 13, 1995. For the 50th anniversary of that terrible day, conductor Bernard Haitink presented Gustav Mahler's Second Symphony "Resurrection" in the conviction that it is perhaps the only work in the symphonic repertoire that might do justice to the spirit of the day. In this, the live recording, the listener can sense something of the

The Mutants

but I've always been fascinated by that very personal journey and the search for some kind of piece or redemption

And also the rapturousness of a young love

John Philip Law (BARBARELLA)

Schaffhauser Festspiele

and many of his works are still popular today in standard flute repertoire

as each song tells you a new

The overture to Rubinstein's first opera Dmitry Donsky is based on a similarly national Russian theme

] This so modern

Color/TV-G/widescreen

With production from some of the Bay's top producers

aided by beautiful widescreen cinematography