Mozart, W A - Sinfonien 39-41 - Kammerorchester Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

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Hartmut Haenchen: W. A. Mozart / Symphony Hartmut Haenchen 39/40/41 posted in the last 34 years with his chamber orchestra Carl Philip Emanuel Bach "history of interpretation" (FAZ). Complete Symphonies of the patron saint have been recorded on CD and re-opened as a concert repertoire. In addition, the repertoire of numerous rediscoveries handed to the classics and in modern times. With his musicians Hartmut Haenchen has given more than 120 concerts in Berlin without remuneration, to bring the Berlin music history into consciousness again. On May 1, 2014, these era was irrevocably over, and the chamber orchestra and its artistic director said goodbye at the Konzerthaus Berlin from their audience with the three last symphonies of Mozart. Given this special moment drew the musicians once again from their common experience and ensemble culture, and so this coronation of Mozart's symphonies to a comprehensive final chord was: A motivated and inspired live finale full of joy and sadness, but above all with the feeling of artistic accomplishment. Clemens Haustein summed up in the Berliner Zeitung: "In Haenchen and his musicians each of the three plants will have its very own tone (...) a beautiful sound and clearly that is presented, with a sense of the Moderate as for theatrical effect (...). not from lack of rehearsal time, for lack of stylistic flexibility by chamber Orchestra Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach in the future, unfortunately, this is a shame there remain more than 50 disk recordings "- to hear there is at major symphony orchestras rarely.... These now also include the final recording of this evening.