And with a multi-track design like the Marco Polo/Naxos Gothic, I wish they'd gone a bit further and added tempo or rehearsal numbers as has become fairly standard practice (well, at least on DG?
) for similarly "overtracked" Mahler symphony CDs. Admittedly the score has not been easily available (it's only PD-US and then only because of failure of the publisher to properly register the score or something like) but much better descriptions of the various tracks than are given by Marco Polo can fairly easily be had once one -does- have the Cranz score in front of one (e.g., for the second movement -
*II Lento espressivo e solenne (7 bars before 29)
*II Lento espressivo e solenne - central episode (ca.35)
*II Lento espressivo e solenne - climax (1 after 39) (With utmost breadth, like a ceremonial-triumphal march)
