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Formats and Editions
1. I. Allegro Orgoglioso
2. II. Andante
3. III. Allegro Comodo
4. IV. Finale. Allegro Con Fuoco - Allegro Molto
5. I. Allegro Collerico
6. II. Allegro Comodo E Flemmatico
7. III. Andante Malincolico
8. IV. Allegro Sanguineo
9. I. Allegro Espansivo 1
10. II. Andante Pastorale 1
11. III. Allegretto Un Poco 1
12. IV. Finale. Allegro 1
13. I. Allegro 1
14. II. Poco Allegretto 1
15. III. Poco Adagio Quasi Andante 1
16. IV. Allegro 1
17. I. Tempo Giusto - Adagio 1
18. II. Allegro - Presto - Andante Poco Tranquillo - Allegro (Tempo I) 1
19. I. Tempo Giusto - Allegro Appassionato - Lento, Ma Non Troppo - Tempo I 2
20. II. Humoreske. Allegretto 2
21. III. Proposta Seria. Adagio 2
22. IV. Tema Med Variationer. Allegro - Tema. Allegretto Un Poco - Var. 1 - Var.
23. Allegretto Quasi Andantino - Var.
24. Più Vivo - Var. 4 - Var.
25. Brioso - Var.
26. Tempo Di Valse - Var. 7 - Var.
27. Molto Adagio - Var
28. Tempo Di Tema - Fanfare
More Info:
Drawn from the worldwide holdings of Sony Classical Music and re-mastered in 24bit High Resolution Audio, these smart, desirable and collectible EU (Germany) pressed import multi-disc editions, replete with legendary artists, offer many of the finest, most sought-after recordings in the classical discography. The slender, shelf-friendly box frontages feature large, prominently displayed photos of the edition's featured artist, work listings at the back, with the CDs themselves housed in protective sleeves that divulge the recording specifics for each performance.Reviews:
In 1994, RCA Victor released a complete set of one of the 20th-century's greatest symphonic cycles, the six masterpieces by Carl Nielsen, Denmark's leading composer. (The great English musicologist Deryck Cooke called Nielsen's Fifth the greatest symphony of the century, and many would agree.) The RCA Nielsen cycle, now available again in Sony Classical's Masters series, was made in 1987-89 by the Royal Danish Orchestra - which the composer himself had played in as a violinist and later conducted - under the great Finnish maestro Paavo Berglund. It was widely acclaimed for its insight and integrity. Gramophone's reviewer wrote: "Berglund secures playing of no mean polish and sophistication from the Danish orchestra. The RCA recording has excellent body and presence."
