Kenichi Nakagawa: Mahler Symphony 9 (arranged for 12 players)

Photograph of Gustav Mahler in the Foyer of the Hofoper, Vienna; this work was published on plate 12 of Richard Specht's Gustav Mahler (1913), Berlin and Leipzig: Schuster and Loeffler. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Gustav Mahler: Symphony No.9 in D major
- arranged by Kazunori Seo, SHIRAKAWA HALL commission
Shirakawa Hall (Aichi, Japan), Dec. 4. 2011

Kenichi Nakagawa, conductor
Kazunori Seo, flute
Nicolas Baldeyrou, clarinet
Antoine Dreyfuss, horn
Svetlin Rusev / Nicolas Dautricourt, violin
Shoko Mabuchi / Koichi Komine, viola
Kenji Nakagi / Bertrand Raynaud, cello
Masanori Ichikawa, contrabass
Laurent Wagschal / Makoto Ueno, piano

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