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Paavo Järvi|Sibelius : Complete Symphonies

Sibelius : Complete Symphonies

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi

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Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi has recorded a lot of Sibelius: there are at least a couple of complete symphony sets as well as single recordings. In general, he has tended toward the abstract, toward the view that Sibelius, despite his adherence to tonality, was essentially a modern composer with a unique conception of form on both the small and large scales. Consider the finale of the Symphony No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 82, with its popular half-note theme of open fifths and sixths. It's been thought to evoke anything from Thor's hammer to swans taking flight, but here the epic quality of the motif is toned down, and what emerges instead is the depth to which the fifths and sixths are all over this finale. Järvi's recordings of all three of the final symphonies are masterful, and the one-movement Symphony No. 7 in C major, Op. 105 unfolds with an organic inevitability that's mysterious and miraculous. Perhaps Järvi's approach is a little less desirable in the Symphony No. 1 in E minor, Op. 39, a genuinely Tchaikovskian work that is a bit drained of sentiment here, or in the Symphony No. 4 in A minor, Op. 63, which lacks the requisite gloom in this darkest of all symphonies. But the Second and Third symphonies have sweeping power, and the Orchestre de Paris is precise and sharp throughout. The Eiffel Tower on the cover does not exactly say Sibelius, but Järvi conducted this orchestra for several years, and it responds to his every wish. Your mileage may vary, for these readings are toward one extreme in the interpretation of Sibelius, but many will find the last three symphonies to be capstones of Järvi's Sibelius career -- unless he returns to Sibelius again.

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Symphony No. 1 in E Minor, Op. 39 (Jean Sibelius)

1
I. Andante, ma non troppo - Allegro energico
00:11:40

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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2
II. Andante (ma non troppo lento)
00:09:47

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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3
III. Scherzo. Allegro
00:05:28

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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4
IV. Finale (Quasi una fantasia). Andante - Allegro molto
00:13:05

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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Symphony No. 4 in A Minor, Op. 63 (Jean Sibelius)

5
I. Tempo molto moderato, quasi adagio
00:10:04

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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6
II. Allegro molto vivace - Doppio piu lento
00:05:00

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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7
III. Il tempo largo
00:10:16

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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8
IV. Allegro
00:10:23

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

DISC 2

Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 43 (Jean Sibelius)

1
I. Allegretto
00:09:58

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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2
II. Tempo Andante, ma rubato
00:14:34

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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3
III. Vivacissimo (- attacca -)
00:05:57

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

4
IV. Finale. Allegro moderato
00:14:18

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

Symphony No. 5 in E-Flat Major, Op. 82 (Jean Sibelius)

5
I. Tempo molto moderato - Allegro moderato - Presto - Piu presto
00:13:26

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

6
II. Andante mosso, quasi allegretto - Tranquillo - Poco a poco stretto - Tempo I
00:09:06

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

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7
III. Allegro molto - Misterioso - Largamente assai - Un pochettino stretto
00:08:53

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

DISC 3

Symphony No. 3 in C Major, Op. 52 (Jean Sibelius)

1
I. Allegro moderato
00:10:26

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

2
II. Andantino con moto, quasi allegretto - Tempo I - Un pocchettino con moto - Tempo I
00:09:21

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

3
III. Moderato - Allegro (ma non tanto) - Sempre energico
00:09:18

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

Symphony No. 6 in D Minor, Op. 104 (Jean Sibelius)

4
I. Allegro molto moderato
00:08:47

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

5
II. Allegretto moderato
00:05:51

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

6
III. Poco vivace
00:03:38

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

7
IV. Allegro molto
00:10:51

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

Symphony No. 7 in C Major, Op. 105 (in one movement) (Jean Sibelius)

8
Adagio -
00:08:40

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

9
Vivacissimo -
00:00:52

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

10
14 bars before Adagio (L)
00:02:05

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

11
Allegro molto moderato - Allegro moderato -
00:04:47

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

12
Vivace - Presto - Adagio - Largamente molto - Affettuoso
00:05:04

Orchestre de Paris - Paavo Järvi, Conductor - Jean Sibelius, Composer

(P) 2018 Sony Music Japan International

Album review

Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi has recorded a lot of Sibelius: there are at least a couple of complete symphony sets as well as single recordings. In general, he has tended toward the abstract, toward the view that Sibelius, despite his adherence to tonality, was essentially a modern composer with a unique conception of form on both the small and large scales. Consider the finale of the Symphony No. 5 in E flat major, Op. 82, with its popular half-note theme of open fifths and sixths. It's been thought to evoke anything from Thor's hammer to swans taking flight, but here the epic quality of the motif is toned down, and what emerges instead is the depth to which the fifths and sixths are all over this finale. Järvi's recordings of all three of the final symphonies are masterful, and the one-movement Symphony No. 7 in C major, Op. 105 unfolds with an organic inevitability that's mysterious and miraculous. Perhaps Järvi's approach is a little less desirable in the Symphony No. 1 in E minor, Op. 39, a genuinely Tchaikovskian work that is a bit drained of sentiment here, or in the Symphony No. 4 in A minor, Op. 63, which lacks the requisite gloom in this darkest of all symphonies. But the Second and Third symphonies have sweeping power, and the Orchestre de Paris is precise and sharp throughout. The Eiffel Tower on the cover does not exactly say Sibelius, but Järvi conducted this orchestra for several years, and it responds to his every wish. Your mileage may vary, for these readings are toward one extreme in the interpretation of Sibelius, but many will find the last three symphonies to be capstones of Järvi's Sibelius career -- unless he returns to Sibelius again.

© TiVo

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