Brahms, Symphony No. 2 / Canat de Chizy, Skyline - Cornelius Meister

If a famous conductor, in his passion, christened the first of Brahms's symphonies "Beethoven's 10th", a worshipper evoked, with regard to the Second , a cousinship with the "Pastoral", while another heard, himself, the "Mozartian blood" which beat in its finale. It is no coincidence that Cornelius Meister places, at the head, the overture Leonore III of the great deaf man. Between these "two B's", Édith Canat de Chizy exalts the percussion secti...