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Schumann Symphonies Nos. 1-4. Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich/Zinman.
Schumann Symphonies Nos. 1-4. Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich/Zinman. (Arte Nova 82876 57743 2 (2CD))
David Zinman sets fleet-footed speeds and aims for maximum clarity in these fresh, lyrical interpretations of Schumann's symphonies. There is no sense here of the conductor looking over his shoulder to great past ...
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