Mahler – Sym # 10 – Zinman-Zurich – SURROUND/Stereo – SACD rip [FLAC]

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& participation, it was fun!

EDIT: I found it – sorry: http://forums.ffshrine.org/showthread.php?t=204826&highlight=

I saw your question about the Mahler 1st, and just wanted to let you know that I’m working on getting the whole Tilson Thomas/San Francisco “Mahler Project” set completely remastered and re-upped, hopefully within the next few days or so. It includes all nine (completed) symphonies, Das Lied von der Erde, Das Klagende Lied, and a collection of various other songs/lieder that Mahler wrote.

Thomas’ 1st is currently my all-time favorite 1st, so it’s a really good one if you ask me.

All these other Mahler posts that I’ve been doing lately are, in fact, preparation for the Thomas “Mahler Project”, because they are recordings of the pieces that I think Thomas could have done a better job with. (The 4th, 8th, and 9th Syms plus DLVDE, and he never recorded a five-movement version of the 10th.) Everything else, Mahler’s 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th Syms, Tilson Thomas/San Francisco is my top/favorite recording of those pieces. So between the other Mahler that I’ve recently uploaded and the Thomas Mahler Project, all of that combined would pretty much constitute my "ultimate" Mahler collection.

So, like I said, I’ll hopefully have the whole Thomas Mahler Project re-upped within the next few days.

(Also, in the meantime if you want, you can get the complete Solti-Chicago Mahler recordings in my thread of the Solti-Chicago complete recordings, although I highly recommend Thomas’ Mahler, once it’s uploaded and available, as much better than Solti’s, even if you only get it in standard CD Audio.)

Hope this helps,
BobtheKnob

PS, It just occurred to me that Thomas has never recorded the “Blumine” movement from Mahler’s original version of the 1st, but I have an SACD of David Zinman doing it, so after I get the Thomas Mahler Project uploaded, I’ll go ahead and also upload the Zinman Mahler 1st so everybody can also have a Surround Sound version of "Blumine".

I didn�t know about the �Blumine� movement: so five movements instead of four. Good!

… you can get the complete Solti-Chicago Mahler recordings …
I have got it already, the CD version, and i like it. Curiously, I listened to the same recording on vinyl tape and, although it is a digital recording, for some reason the vinyl version sounds really much better. What an oddity.