Brahms/ Philharmonie Festiva/ Schaller - Symphony 2 in D Major In Stock Powers offends everyone in his

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Brahms/ Philharmonie Festiva/ Schaller - Symphony 2 in D Major In Stock Powers offends everyone in hisThe present recording is inspired by the timbre which Brahms had intended. Contrary to usual philharmonic practice, Gerd Schaller and his Philharmonie Festiva perform with a smaller string section, and therefore more in keeping with Brahms' preference. The sound is admittedly unfamiliar, yet exhilarating. In particular, the balance between the winds and strings brings out the woodwinds far more distinctly, while allowing the brass to show off too. The