Thanks for reminding me of the Leipzig Gewandhaus recording (originally issued 
in the US on the Cardinal label).  I always assumed that Peter Damm was playing 
the solo part, but I would be pleased to know for sure.  I take it that this 
recording has now been issued on CD; if so, I will look for it.

Tom





-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Eric Nagamine
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2010 1:14 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Mahler 5

Peter Jilka wrote
>
>
> I searched through the Berkshire Record Outlet saw some suitably
> obscure recordings of the Mahler 5th, but no Neumann.
>
> I did find this one though, on Tahra:
>
> Mahler, Symphony #5. (Philadelphia Orchestra/ Scherchen. Rec.
> 10/30/64)
>
> Anybody know this performance?
>
>
Neumann did 3 recordings of the 5th symphony. 2 with the Czech Philharmonic
(1977 Supraphon & 1993 Canyon) & 1 with the Gewandhaus Orchestra (1966 Eterna/ 
Peter Damm perhaps?)

The Scherchen/Philadelphia recording is from the orchestra's 1st ever Mahler
5 performances. Unfortunately, Scherchen takes a bunch of cuts, including parts 
of the scherzo IIRC. His excuse was that the work might be too long & complex 
for Philadelphia audiences. However, the Boston Symphony under Leinsdorf played 
the symphony complete only a few weeks earlier on tour in Philadelphia!

-----------
Eric Nagamine




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