Beethoven was rarely explicit about any meaning behind his works. However it is impossible to listen to his Seventh Symphony without being captivated by a sense of euphoria, tainted only by what is possibly the most profound slow movement he was to write. Where the symphony is bold in its exuberance, the Triple Concerto is playful, providing its soloists with a glorious opportunity to flaunt their skills.

Composer Beethoven
Conductor Bernard Haitink
Performers London Symphony Orchestra
Soloists Gordan Nikolitch, Tim Hugh, Lars Vogt

Symphony No 7 in A Major:
1. I. Poco sostenuto - Vivace
2. II. Allegretto
3. III. Presto
4. IV. Allegro con brio

Triple Concerto in C Major for Piano, Violin and Cello:
5. I. Allegro
6. II. Largo
7. III. Rondo alla polacca

Release date 11 April 2006
LSO0578 | 0822231157823 (SACD)
LSO0078 | 0822231107828 (CD)
LSO0078-D | 0822231107866 (Digital)

Digital booklet in English / Notes de programme en français / Einführungstexte auf Deutsch

Producer James Mallinson
Engineers Classic Sound Ltd
Recorded November 2005 in the Barbican Hall, London


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