Mahlrt: Symphonies Nos.7, 8, 9 & Adagio from No.10 [SHM-SACD] [Limited Release]

A limited 17-CD box set containing all of the recordings made for the prestigious German MPS label by Oscar Peterson, the "Emperor of the Keyboard" and Canadian superstar! This ultimate box set covers the entire renowned "Exclusively for My Friends" series and sessions not previously included on albums, as well as albums from the late 1960s through the early 1970s and collaborations with The Singers Unlimited and Herb Ellis. Limited to only 300 numbered sets worldwide, this is a true collector's item! Deluxe LP-size presentation box with a lift-off lid. The front artwork features a rare photograph of Oscar Peterson taken during his visit to Japan in the 1970s by internationally renowned Japanese photographer Katsuji Abe, the first Japanese recipient of the Milt Hinton Award, regarded as the highest honor in jazz photography. The deluxe 20-page booklet features full-color reproductions of the LP-size jackets of all the albums from Peterson's MPS period, as well as rare photographs of Oscar Peterson taken by Katsuji Abe in Tokyo. Limited first production run of 300 sets. A Japan-exclusive project, entirely manufactured and produced in Japan. MADE IN JAPAN! [Contents] 15 CD albums plus a 2CD collection of previously unreleased recordings. DISC1: "Action" (E.F.M.F. 1), released in 1968 (recorded in 1964) / DISC2: "Girl Talk" (E.F.M.F. 2), released in 1968 (recorded in 1967) / DISC3: "The Way I Really Play" (E.F.M.F. 3), released in 1968 (recorded from 1965 to 1968) / DISC4: "My Favorite Instrument" (E.F.M.F. 4), released in 1968 / DISC5: "Mellow Mood" (E.F.M.F. 5), released in 1969 (recorded in 1968) / DISC6: "Travelin' On" (E.F.M.F. 6), released in 1968 / DISC7: "Motions & Emotions," released in 1969 / DISC8: "Hello Herbie," released in 1970 (recorded in 1969), featuring Herb Ellis / DISC9: "Tristeza On Piano," released in 1970 / DISC10: "Walking The Line," released in 1971 / DISC11: "Another Day," released in 1971 (recorded in 1970) / DISC12: "Tracks," released in 1971 (recorded in 1970) / DISC13: "In Tune," released in 1971 (recorded in 1970), featuring The Singers Unlimited / DISC14: "Reunion Blues," released in 1972 (recorded in 1971) / DISC15: "Great Connection," released in 1974 (recorded in 1971) / DISC16-17: "Exclusively for My Friends: The Lost Tapes," a 2CD collection of previously unreleased recordings.

ラファエル・クーベリック没後30年記念リリース第3弾。クーベリックがバイエルン放送交響楽団とドイツ・グラモフォンに残したマーラー交響曲全集から、交響曲第7番《夜の歌》、第8番《千人の交響曲》、第9番、交響曲第10番から《アダージョ》を収録。1967年から1971年にかけてミュンヘンで録音されたこの全集は、ドイツのオーケストラによる最初のマーラー交響曲ツィクルスとして知られる録音。第7番は1970年11月、第8番は1970年6月、第9番は1967年2月・3月、第10番から《アダージョ》は1968年12月の録音。第8番では独唱陣、合唱団、オルガンを含む大規模な編成を迎えている。クーベリックとバイエルン放送交響楽団によるアナログ録音期のマーラー像を締めくくる、シリーズ完結編。グリーン・カラー・レーベルコート。歌詞対訳は付いておりません。オリジナル・マスターから独Emil Berliner Studiosで2026年に制作したDSDマスターを使用。[演奏] ラファエル・クーベリック指揮、バイエルン放送交響楽団 録音: 1967年2-3月 (第9番)、1968年 (第10番から《アダージョ》)、1970年6月 (第8番)、1970年11月 (第7番)、ミュンヘン