London Symphony Orchestra/ Valery Gergiev - Mahler: Symphony No.7 'Song of the Night' Condition:New but few fans of American

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London Symphony Orchestra/ Valery Gergiev - Mahler: Symphony No.7 'Song of the Night' Condition:New but few fans of American[BBC Music Magazine's Disc of the Month]: 'Right from the start, with those dark, dragging rhythms, there's a sense that something special is afoot here Gergiev charts the whole labyrinthine course with thrilling assurance [whilst] the virtuosity and sensitivity of the L. S. O is a continual exhilarating delight.' The Times]: "This is a terrific, gripping performance from Gergiev and the L. S. O of Mahler's Seventh, an edge of the seat experience