℗ 2014 Dacapo Records
Released September 2, 2014
Duration 1h 09m 12s
Record Label Dacapo SACD
Catalogue No. 6.220624
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Carl Nielsen: Symphony No. 4, "The Inextinguishable" - Symphony No. 1

New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Alan Gilbert

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Symphony No. 4, Op. 29, “The Inextinguishable”  
1.1
I. Allegro
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
11:28
1.2
II. Poco allegretto
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
5:16
1.3
III. Poco adagio quasi andante
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
10:10
1.4
IV. Allegro
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
9:01
Symphony No. 1, Op. 7  
1.5
I. Allegro orgoglioso
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
9:09
1.6
II. Andante
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
7:17
1.7
III. Allegro comodo
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
8:04
1.8
IV. Finale. Allegro con fuoco
Carl Nielsen; New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Alan Gilbert
8:47
Digital Booklet
“If there is any composer that Alan Gilbert conducts to perfection, it is Carl Nielsen.” - The New Yorker "Orchestral Choice ... the players respond collectively and as individuals. Handovers between string sections are at daringly quiet dynamic levels and are almost imperceptible. The woodwind combine to produce a fresh, well blended sonority." - BBC Music Magazine This is the second volume of the acclaimed Nielsen Project undertaken by conductor Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 2012. Gilbert sheds new light on Nielsen's uniquely Nordic symphonic sound and showcases Denmark’s national composer as one of the wildest and most dynamic composers of early modernism. On this 2014 album, Nielsen’s impressive symphonic debut work is combined with the epoch-making Fourth Symphony, written in the midst of the First World War and during a stormy period in the composer’s private life.
88.2 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Dacapo SACD Studio Masters

Recorded at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City, 12-15 March 2014 Recording producers: Preben Iwan and Mats Engström Sound engineer: Preben Iwan Recorded in the DXD audio format (Digital eXtreme Definition) 352.8kHz / 24 bit Live monitoring on MK Sound speakers Microphones main array: Decca Tree with outriggers: 5x DPA 4006TL Converters & Preamps: DAD AX24 – DAW system: Pyramix with Smart AV Tango controller Mastering monitored on B&W 802 Diamond speakers Liner notes: Jens Cornelius English translation of the liner notes: James Manley Proofreader: Svend Ravnkilde Photos pp 9 and 12-13: © Chris Lee Photo p 21: Carl Nielsen (1890); The Royal Library, Department of Maps, Prints and Photographs Graphic design: Denise Burt, Elevator Design Publisher: The Carl Nielsen Edition – Edition Wilhelm Hansen AS
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-3.36
-22.87 to -0.10
-26.24
-42.02 to -20.14
-22.05
-38.60 to -16.10
14
12 to 15
1
I. Allegro
-0.31-22.62-18.113
2
II. Poco allegretto
-22.87-42.02-38.612
3
III. Poco adagio quasi andante
-0.10-24.94-20.715
4
IV. Allegro
-0.10-20.14-16.112
5
I. Allegro orgoglioso
-0.45-24.54-19.915
6
II. Andante
-1.32-26.71-22.915
7
III. Allegro comodo
-1.65-24.82-20.213
8
IV. Finale. Allegro con fuoco
-0.12-24.10-19.915

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