Mahler: Symphony No. 7 - Inoue

Exton OVCL-00885
Stereo Hybrid
Classical - Orchestral
New Japan Philharmonic
Michiyoshi Inoue (conductor)
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Comment by hiredfox - September 9, 2025 (1 of 4)
Is there any point in listing Exton discs without prchasing links?
Comment by Mark Werlin - September 11, 2025 (2 of 4)
It's frustrating that some Japan-based record labels do not distribute their releases to EU and North America vendors. Here is some info about this release (from https://www.hmv.co.jp/en/artist_Mahler-1860-1911_000000000019272/item_Symphony-No-7-Michiyoshi-Inoue-New-Japan-Philharmonic-Hybrid_16219705)
This live recording of the seventh performance of the "Mahler Cycle," which Michiyoshi Inoue and the New Japan Philharmonic worked on from 1999 to 2000, is now available on disc for the first time in 25 years. In the liner notes, Tojo Sekio describes this performance as "an excellent performance, with a truly flowing and unified sound, in which the conductor's ideas are extremely clear." This recording showcases the spirited music of Inoue, then in his mid-50s. The New Japan Philharmonic's sound, mastered down to the most delicate nuances, speaks volumes of the deep trust he built during his time as music director. Please enjoy this spirited performance, unleashed upon the world after a quarter of a century. (From the manufacturer's materials)
[Recording information]
● Mahler: Symphony No. 7 in E minor "Song of the Night"
New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra
Michiyoshi Inoue (conductor)
Recording date: April 8, 2000
Recording location: Sumida Triphony Hall, Tokyo
Recording method: Stereo (digital/live)
SACD Hybrid
2ch HQ (CD STEREO/SACD STEREO)
Comment by Paul Hannah - October 5, 2025 (3 of 4)
TRY CD JAPAN
Comment by hiredfox - October 9, 2025 (4 of 4)
I buy quite a lot of SACD from CDJapan but they've never been able to supply Octavia labels, Paul.
It was expalined to me why once but I have long since forgotten. I have also lobbied Presto as they used to import them but unlikely to re-engage now. No Amazon sources either and the Octavia website is far too obscure for my feeble brain to unfathom.