Mahler's Symphony No. 9 in D major, performed by Bruno Walter conducting the
Columbia Symphony Orchestra, is one of the most significant
and historically important recordings of Mahler's final symphony.
Recorded in 1961, it is regarded as a profound and emotional interpretation
of one of Mahler’s most complex and introspective works.

Originally recorded on 35mm film by Mercury, this is one of the great recordings of the famous ballet.

Previously unreleased live recording of Mahler’s masterful Symphony No. 9 conducted by the great maestro Jascha Horenstein

Art Pepper's style on this album is intense, as the title indicates, yet also lyrical and emotionally deep, fusing bebop with aspects of blues and hard bop.