Credits:

Leonard Bernstein,Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Description:

The more you know about the history, the more interesting it is! This is the royal classical music you should listen to and enjoy by era! Classical Department Store - Chronicle No. 4: Modern Times A 1988 live recording of the concert in which Bernstein conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for the first time in 37 years. Bernstein's thoroughly purely musical approach, distancing himself from the political and social aspects of Shostakovich's music, reaffirms the appeal of "Leningrad" as a symphony. The sound of the Chicago Symphony brass section at the climax of the fourth movement is overwhelmingly powerful and unforgettable. Classical Department Store - Chronicle" series, 100 titles in total★ Classical masterpieces from Gregorian chant to Max Richter, classified according to music history as "Renaissance," "Baroque," "Classicism," "Romanticism," and "Modern and Contemporary," and masterpieces from each period are selected from the best recordings by German composers, Gramophone, Decca, and DGR. The booklet includes a preface by the author, which states that the book is a "Chronicle of Classical Music", and that it is a "History of Classical Music", which includes 100 titles selected from masterpieces from Germany, Gramophone, and Decca. The booklet includes a preface by Mr. Keiichi Yamamoto, a world history teacher at a high school and also known as "Mr. Mundi," a YouTuber. The preface to the booklet is written by Keiichi Yama, a high school world history teacher and YouTuber known as "Mr. Mundy.Also included are concise and easy-to-understand album commentaries. The best masters are used for all products, and high sound quality SHM-CD & green color label coating specifications are adopted to bring out the potential of the masters. Universal Music