Genre: Classical
Disc manufacturing country: EU
Year of disc release: 1997; 1998; 1999; 2001; 2002
Publisher (label): Sterling
Catalog number: 1022-2; 1027-2; 1037-2; 1042-2; 1047-2
Recording date:
2 – 4 December 1996, Sindelfingen (cd 1);
6 – 11 July 1998, Stuttgart (cd 2);
26 – 29 May 1999, Stuttgart (cd 3);
March 19 – 20, 2001, Stuttgart (Symphony No. 1);
July 9 – 11, 2001, Stuttgart (Symphony No. 7);
July 12 – 16, 2001, Stuttgart (Symphony No. 8);
January 14 – 16, 2002, Stuttgart (Symphony No. 4).
Audio codec: FLAC
Rip type: image+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 01:01:59 + 01:05:31 + 01:17:31 + 01:10:57 + 01:01:57
Size: 1.41 GB
Tracklist:
Hans (Johann Alexander) Huber (1852 – 1921).
CD 1.
01. ‘Simplicius’ (1899; 1912; 1915). — Introduction [10:19].
02. Overture to the comedy [“Lotuses” by Rudolf Kelterborn] E-dur, op. 50 (op. 1879). [08:40].
03 – 16. Symphony No. 2 e-moll “Beklinova”, op. 115 (ca. 1897 – 1900).
CD 2.
01 – 04. Orchestral Serenade No. 1 E-dur “Summer Nights”, op. 86 (first published 1885).
05 – 13. Symphony No. 5 F-dur with violin “Romantic” (“Gmünd violinist”; first performed 1906).
CD 3.
01 – 04. Symphony No. 3 in C major “Eroic”, op. 118 (1901).
05 – 08. Symphony No. 6 A-dur, op. 134 (first issued 1911).
CD 4.
01 – 04. Symphony No. 1 in d-moll “Telleva”, op. 63 (first published 1881).
05 – 08. Symphony No. 7 in d-moll “Swiss” (originally performed in 1917).
CD 5.
01 – 04. Symphony No. 8 F-dur (arrangement of the String Quartet in F-dur; first version 1921).
05 – 08. Symphony No. 4 A major ‘Academic’ in the form of concerto grosso for two string orchestras, piano and organ (1907? – 1919).
Detailed tracklist.
Performers:
Stuttgarter Philharmoniker.
Conducted by Jörg-Peter Weigle.
CD 1.
Matthias Wächter (violin).
Günther Maysenhölder (organ).
CD 2.
Hanscheinz Schneeberger (violin).
CD 3.
Barbara Baier (soprano).
Stephan Leuthold (organ).
CD 5.
Scott Faigen (piano)
Stephan Leuthold (organ).
Matthias Wächter (1st violin),
Ramin Trümpelmann (II violin),
Natalia Wächter (viola),
Matthias Neupert (cello),
Reinald Schwarz (double bass).