Schmidt/ Malmo Symphony Orchestra/ Sinaisky - Symphony No. 1 / Notre DameFranz Schmidt' finely crafted Symphony No. 1, grandiose in scale and optimistic in mood, recalls the masterpieces of other great Romantic composers, Brahms, Bruckner and Reger, and won the Beethoven Prize in 1900. His opera Notre Dame, based on Victor Hugo's novel, was first staged in Vienna in 1914, and won him an international reputation. Under Vassily Sinaisky the Malm Symphony Orchestra, whose other Naxos recordings have been highly praised, makes

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