[Machine Translation] Mahler's "No. 6" is known as the most dramatic symphony in his oeuvre. Depending on the conductor and the score used (Zinman will be using the Karl-Heinz Fussl edition of the complete works), the order of the movements and orchestral details may vary, making this one of Mahler's most unique symphonies, and Zinman's unique interpretation is even more remarkable than the previously released recordings. The large orchestra of more than 100 players in a four-horn orchestra is guaranteed to be of even higher quality than the previously released recordings thanks to the excellent acoustics of the Tonhalle Hall, the excellent recording staff, and the SACD release. Incidentally, a pure session recording of No. 6 is relatively rare. Recorded May 14-16, 2007 at the Tonhalle, Zurich [SACD Hybrid].