Franz Lachner: Symphony Nº3 in D minor,Op.41(1833/34)/Symphony No. 6 (1837; Rendition by Gerd Prengel)

                        

 

(2 April 1803 – 20 January 1890) was a German composer and conductor

Symphony Nº3 in D minor,Op.41(1833/34).

I.Allegro:00:00
II.Scherzo.Allegro assai:13:38
III.Andante con moto quasi allegretto:25:46
IV.Finale.Allegro :37:44

Evergreen Symphony Orchestra
Gernot Schmalfuss

Picture:Carl Gustav Carus(1789-1869):Die Rudelsburg(1825)

Symphony No. 6  in D major, Op. 56 (1837)

(1837; Rendition by Gerd Prengel)  

1. Allegro non troppo (0:00)
2. Andante (12:48)
3. Scherzo: allegro assai (21:47)
4. Finale: allegro con brio (29:48)

Earlier, I uploaded a MIDI rendition of this work; however, Gerd Prengel's version (made with the help of NotePerformer) is SO much better (and actually a joy to listen to) that I've replaced it, with Gerd's permission.

Illustrations: painting from the 1830s and 1840s showing Heidelberg and Mannheim, where Lachner worked when this symphony was being written:
1st mvt:Karl Blechen, Te Shattered Tower of Heidelberg Castle (1830)
2nd mvt: Johann Martin von Rohden, Heidelberg Castle (ca. 1850)
3rd mvt: Ludwig Schnell, Mannheim on the Rhine (ca. 1834)
4th mvt: Joseph Maximilian Kolb, Central square in Mannheim (1840)