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CSO Resound

CSO Resound I normally don't link to CD reviews here, but this one has such heartfelt sentiments about the CSO and Chicago that I couldn't resist. " If there's any doubt of the orchestra's identity after the opening movement's first tutti fortissimo passage body slams you, the pristine, impossibly quiet clarinet duet a few minutes... later clinches it." Happy holidays!

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We first listened to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's new Bernard Haitink-led recording of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 the day after the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra's mind-blowing performance at Symphony Center. ...
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CSO Resound Beyond the Score kicks off this week by gazing into Mahler's Fourth Symphony - "Heaven or Earth?" a presentation by Gerard McBurney, with actor Laura T. Fisher of Next Theatre Company, soprano Nicole Cabell, and conductor Markus Stenz.

And while there isn't a video of the CSO playing that symphony that's readily availab...le, we bet you'll like this one: http://bit.ly/5OQ8e4

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CSO Resound This weekend, while we are all giving thanks, let us also give thanks for rich orchestral performances, such as those that can be streamed from the CSO's Radio Broadcast site. We've got your Riccardo Muti Verdi Requiem, your Pierre Boulez Mahler 7, your Bernard Haitink Brahms 1, and more, at the link below. And they're the best price: free.

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Welcome to BP CSO Radio Broadcasts. Check here every week for detailed program and artist information, and to listen to streaming audio of each radio program each Monday following Sunday’s broadcast on 98.7WFMT in Chicago.
Shea Acott
Shea Acott
yeah!!
November 27, 2009 at 8:51pm
CSO Resound

CSO Resound John Bruce Yeh, the CSO's Acting Principal Clarinet, has a new solo album out on the Naxos label. And his wife Teresa Reilly and daughter Molly Yeh were on hand to play with him! Give it a listen!

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Preview and download songs from Wind Band Music - Daugherty, M. - Burritt, M. - Gillingham, D. (Synergy) by John Bruce Yeh, Columbus State University Wind Ensemble, Robert W. Rumbelow, Molly Yeh & Teresa Reilly on iTunes. ...
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CSO Resound Thanks for pushing Mahler 2 to the #10 spot on iTunes' classical chart yesterday! Can we make it to...#5? Mahler 2 is better than The Most Relaxing Classical Music Ever, right? (Right?)

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Preview and download songs from CSO Resound - Mahler: Symphony No. 2 by Chicago Symphony Chorus, Bernard Haitink & Chicago Symphony Orchestra on iTunes. Buy CSO Resound - Mahler: Symphony No. 2 for just $15.99.
Bobby Boehm
Bobby Boehm
Just got the CD's today. It's wonderful, and I can't wait for the next one....this is now my favorite label!
December 12, 2009 at 7:51pm
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CSO Resound Next on CSO Resound! Mahler 2 with Bernard Haitink, the Chicago Symphony Chorus, soprano Miah Persson, and mezzo-soprano Christianne Stotijn! November 17! (link is a PDF)

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Milos
Milos
...and less than 2 minutes slower than Solti. Haitink is hardly on the slow side of the spectrum.
November 7, 2009 at 7:43am
Bobby Boehm
Bobby Boehm
I have not been disappointed yet with ANY of the CSO Resound recordings...they are fabulous. I will get them all as they come out no matter WHAT.
November 14, 2009 at 6:48am
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CSO Resound Last week's radio broadcast featured Muti leading the Verdi Requiem from last January's concerts. You can listen in for another few weeks...

http://www.cso.org/main.taf?p=15,1,146

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“In Verdi, if you play the melody very beautifully but the so-called accompaniment is done without expression or without intensity or involvement, the melody dies.” —Riccardo Muti
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CSO Resound This week is Muti + Mozart, so here is the "Haffner" symphony powered by the dynamos of the Vienna Philharmonic, with Muti at the helm. (And CSO tickets for this very work with Muti are here: http://bit.ly/47ZKn8.)

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FIRST MOVEMENT. Symphony No. 35 in D major K385 "Haffner Symphony" (Mozart). Played by The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Riccado Muti.
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CSO Resound Dutch conductor Jaap van Zweden led Bruckner's Fifth with the CSO last season, and you can stream it live from our site now. And here's a brief tidbit of him discussing the CSO--- and its Bruckner-lovin' listeners.

http://bit.ly/16wlkB

Interviewer: Audiences in North America seem to have much less interest in Bruckner’s ...symphonies than those in Europe.

Jaap van Zweden: When I first conducted in Chicago last year – the Bruckner Fifth Symphony – I didn’t notice any problem.

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CSO Resound SOLTI, SOUSA AND THE SYMPHONY

The CSO, Chicago Symphony Chorus, and Sir Georg Solti with the National Anthem. CSO and Solti with The Stars & Stripes Forever. Free downloads. For three days only. Play it loud.

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In support of Chicago’s 2016 Olympic Bid, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra is offering $20.16 tickets! On Sunday, September 13, select seats for all CSO Main Series concerts are available for just $20.16 per ticket. ...
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CSO Resound Is there anyone we'd want to hear conduct a Verdi overture more than Riccardo Muti? No. The Rome Opera apparently feels the same way, but for entire Verdi operas, having announced that Muti will be Director starting in December, 2010. There he is below with the Overture to Nabucco, but not, ahem, with the CSO.

Blogger O...peraChic with the original story: http://bit.ly/2GxaYa

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Conductor - Riccardo Muti
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CSO Resound More Ravinia news: The CSO bids Mendelssohn a hearty hello Friday night with the Third Symphony ("Scottish"). Here's the orchestra and Sir Georg Solti with the second movement's high spirits. (And one of those spirits would be a Highlands Scotch.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTFy5yDWfWY

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Greg
Greg
not a big fan of the oboe sound and toward the end of the movement the playing is messy and the 16th notes...either repeated or not don't really seem clear.
August 11, 2009 at 6:26pm
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CSO Resound This coming Saturday, the CSO welcomes August with Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony at the Ravinia Festival. Tickets here:

http://ravinia.org/ViewDate.aspx?show=22

You can get the CSO's most-recent recording of the piece on iTunes, should the concert be out of reach. Play it loud.

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.w...oa/wa/viewAlbum?id=268759224&s=143441

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iTunes Store - Chicago Symphony Orchestra & Myung-Whun Chung - Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5
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CSO Resound Today is Bastille Day, and so we charge into the vaults for this find: Berlioz's Roman Carnival Overture, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and conductor Pierre Monteux. The year is 1961. Aux armes, citoyens!

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John
John
Awesome! Thanks for sharing
July 14, 2009 at 10:06am
Gregory Hughes
Gregory Hughes
Sweet video! Anybody know if Leonard Sharrow was playing bassoon with the CSO in 1961?
July 14, 2009 at 11:22am
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CSO Resound
Sharrow was principal bassoon from 1951 until 1964, so that is most likely him in the video.
July 14, 2009 at 3:18pm
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CSO Resound It's Mahler's birthday, so a happy 149th to Gustav. WFMT-FM 98.7 will be playing the CSO Resound recording of Mahler 1 at 1:00 Central Time, streaming at wfmt.com, and below is the CSO in the last movement of Mahler 6 at last summer's BBC Proms. The big hammer blow is at 4:28, and the entire symphony is (ahem) available on CSO Resound.

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Mahler's 6th Symphony, 4th movement, clip 2, performed by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Bernard Haitink at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
Bobby Boehm
Bobby Boehm
Bernard Haitink is the most calm and UNSHOWY conductor...he conducts for the MUSIC. It was great having him in Chicago these last years...
July 11, 2009 at 3:24pm
Greg
Greg
Yes, but the orchestra brass tends to over blow and the woodwinds to me sound dull and boring, he did make the orchestra sound better than Solti....to make the orchestra sound good all the time they need a Reiner like conductor...someone to keep Clevenger under control and let him know there is a woodwind and string section...Farkas never blasted out his parts like that.
July 13, 2009 at 7:04pm