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In their latest Classical Discoveries episode, Jens and Joe explore Dmitri Shostakovich’s symphonies — works of daring subversion masked as Soviet conformity. From the banned Fourth Symphony to the sardonic Ninth, they reveal how Shostakovich smuggled private rebellion into public music. Featuring the Gürzenich‑Orchester Köln’s powerhouse recordings, this is Soviet‑era genius at its most explosive: “Quiet in person, screaming in music.” 0:20 Introduction 1:20 Symphony No. 1 – One of the Best First Symphonies 4:30 Symphonies Nos. 2 and 3 – To Please the State 9:14 Symphony No. 4 – “Muddle Instead of Music” 14:03 Overview and Categorisation 15:39 Symphony No. 5 – Well‑Behaved and Popular 16:38 Symphony No. 7 – And the Fireman 18:00 Symphony No. 9 – Light and Simple Classicism 21:28 Symphony No. 14 – The Russian Loreley 24:17 Symphony No. 15 – Why Wilhelm Tell? 26:56 Quiet in Person – Screaming in Music 28:12 Symphony No. 15 – The Wagner Quotes 29:25 Conclusion C7435 Shostakovich: The Symphonies BUY/STREAM: https://Naxos.lnk.to/C7435!Podcast [https://naxos.lnk.to/C7435!Podcast] * Gürzenich‑Orchester Köln * Dmitrji Kitajenko Kirill Kondrashin - Solomon Volkov - Serge Prokofiev With: Jens F. Laurson (Journalist) and Johannes Kernmayer (Producer) Follow Capriccio Records ► YouTube Channel [https://www.youtube.com/c/CapriccioRecords] ► Facebook: facebook.com/capricciorecords/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capricciorec/ [https://www.instagram.com/capricciorec/] ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/CapriccioRec [https://twitter.com/CapriccioRec] ► Learn more: http://capriccio.at/ [http://capriccio.at/] ChaptersFeatured RecordingFeatured ArtistsRecommended Persons
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