GUSTAV MAHLER PAAVO JARVI Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra the SYMPHONY CYCLE GUSTAV MAHLER PAAVO JARVI Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra the SYMPHONY CYCLE

RHEINGAU MUSIK FESTIVAL GUSTAV MAHLER PAAVO JARVI Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra THE SYMPHONY CYCLE GUSTAV MAHLER PAAVO JARVI Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra THE SYMPHONY CYCLE

SYMPHONY NO. 1 in D major, “Titan” (Length: 59')

SYMPHONY NO. 2 in C minor, “Resurrection Symphony” (Length: 90') Camilla Tilling ∙ Lilli Paasikivi Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks ∙ NDR Chor

SYMPHONY NO. 3 in D minor (Length: 101') Waltraud Meier MDR Leipzig Radio Choir ∙ Limburger Domsingknaben

SYMPHONY NO. 4 in G major (Length: 63') Genia Kühmeier

SYMPHONY NO. 5 in C sharp minor (Length: 73') Samuel Seidenberg

SYMPHONY NO. 6 in A minor (Length: 85')

SYMPHONY NO. 7 in E minor (Length: 76')

SYMPHONY NO. 8 in E flat major, “Symphony of a Thousand” (Length: 87') Erin Wall ∙ Ailish Tynan ∙ Anna Lucia Richter ∙ Alice Coote Charlotte Hellekant ∙ Nikolai Schukoff ∙ Michael Nagy ∙ Ain Anger Limburger Domsingknaben ∙ EuropaChorAkademie „Mahler’s heaven’s gates open“ exults the press on the occasion Czech Philharmonic Choir of Brno of Mahler’s first symphony, presented by Paavo Järvi and the SYMPHONY NO. 9 Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra during the Rheingau (Length: 87') Music Festival, as part of a multi-year cycle “at the highest niveau” (FAZ). Not only with this one, but with each individual SYMPHONY NO. 10 symphony, succeeds Järvi, “the musical dramatist of superior in F sharp major - unfinished (Length: 30') vision” (FAZ) to excite the audience. Also in Mahler’s Eighth, he creates “richness of colour, depth and a visionary force that literally sweeps the listener” (FAZ). And so it is this very Video Director Michael Ciniselli cycle that „contributes significantly to the rise of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra into the top group of German Bonus feature: Introductions by Paavo Järvi Radio Orchestras” (FAZ) and with which they reinforce their into the Symphonies and into the Cycle Project reputation as Mahler specialists. (10 x approx. 10') The Rheingau Music Festival provides for the Mahler cycle, not least for the “Symphony of a Thousand” the ideal stage: it is Cat. no. A 055 50284 0000 one of Europe’s largest music festivals with numerous concerts Cat. no. A 055 50394 0000 in churches and palaces, among others the very prestigious A production of hr performing arts centers Kloster Eberbach and the Frankfurt in co-production with UNITEL CLASSICA Opera House.

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