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This is a first hearing for me. If I do nothing else I will repeat it. Further comment would be premature and without much thought/process. I will add that I am thoroughly enjoying this work; the performance and production are top quality imo. I join with others who are finding first rate modern symphonies unheard in the usual venues. I have some dozen or more names and forces new to me that i am returning to often. Let me plug Naxos for making so many available to us. I tip my hat also to Amazon's Discussion Group "What are you listening to now?"

Yes it is very beautiful, and I can tell you, as an example, the new organist at the local church here in fact often use Rued Langgaard's motets at Sunday worship services and she is a new generation, with more open-minded notions of music, which is something that has been underway for some time now, so I think finally it seems that his music begins to get the use the way it deserves.

@marioguidoscappucci very good, glad that you like it, it's always exciting to hear something unknown and be surprised

All you danes... Carl Nielsen is your greatest. But you HAVE to do something with the legacy of Langaard... pronto!

The music is extremely daring and experimental for something that is written in 1917 (including "special effects" such as striking the lid of the piano with the knuckles and glissandos on the strings) but even the amusing variety show of mr. Hammer cannot quite hide the fact that it all sounds outdated, with not enough musical substance to really impress.

Yes it also is an interesting church, very old. Rued Langaard was not recognized merit in his lifetime, partly because of ignorant music critics and music experts were more interested in the composer Carl Nielsen. It is much better today and all Rued Langaards music is released and played regularly