Bartok Thomas Unger , Heinrich Hollreiser Philharmonia Hungarica, Vienna Symphony - Cantata Profana And Music For Strings Percussion And Celesta

Review by Adam Marcus

The album Cantata Profana And Music For Strings Percussion And Celesta by Bartok Thomas Unger, Heinrich Hollreiser Philharmonia Hungarica, Vienna Symphony is a masterful work of art that showcases the brilliance of Bartok's compositions. The album features a stunning performance by the Philharmonia Hungarica and the Vienna Symphony, under the direction of Heinrich Hollreiser.

The album opens with the Cantata Profana, a work that showcases Bartok's skill in writing for voices. The Philharmonia Hungarica delivers a stunning performance, with the singers delivering the haunting melodies with precision and passion. The choir's harmonies are perfectly balanced, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere that draws the listener in.

The second half of the album features the Music for Strings Percussion and Celesta, which is considered one of Bartok's most significant works. The Vienna Symphony's performance is simply breathtaking, with each instrument playing with an intensity and passion that is awe-inspiring. The strings are particularly impressive, with the players creating a rich, full-bodied sound that fills the room.

Summary by Adam Marcus

Cantata Profana And Music For Strings Percussion And Celesta is an exceptional album that showcases Bartok's genius as a composer. The performances by the Philharmonia Hungarica and the Vienna Symphony are nothing short of extraordinary, making this album a must-listen for classical music lovers.