Review: Zubin Mehtas Truly Admirable Philharmonic Edition on Decca @DavesClassicalGuide
Review: Zubin Mehtas Truly Admirable Philharmonic Edition on Decca  @DavesClassicalGuide
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This 57-CD box contains all of Zubin Mehta's non-Los Angeles recordings for Decca/DG/Philips, documenting his associations with orchestras in London, New York, Berlin, and especially Vienna and Israel. There's some great stuff here, especially the Israel Philharmonic recordings, and not to fear: the Franz Schmidt 4th is included (coupled to Gottfried von Einem's 1st Symphony)--I just misread it when talking about Mehta's Schubert cycle.
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Review: Zubin Mehta's Truly Admirable "Philharmonic" Edition on Decca

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