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Richard Strauss Don Quixote and Also sprach Zarathustra Herbert Von Karajan conducts the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra recorded live at The Salzburg Music Festival
Don Quixote Mstislav Rostropovich (Cello)· Ulrich Koch (Viola) Transferred from Live Radio Broadcast Tapes August 27, 1975
Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 Michel Schwalbé (Violin)· David Bell (Organ) Transferred from Live Radio Broadcast Tapes August 27, 1979
Never before released performances of two of the great performers of the last Century. Recorded only months after Rostropovich was exiled from the Soviet Union. Von Karajan and the Berlin, there's not much to say but brilliant!!
Both the Also sprach Zarathustra and the Don Quixote have a level of excitement not found in studio recordings, Also as an extra bonus the sonics are very good. Don't miss out on these legendary recordings.
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Rafael Fruhbeck De Burgos Conducts the National Orchestra of Spain
Music of: Chapi · Sandizaga · Gimenez
Chueca · Valverde · Luna · Vives · Serrano
 "it is so hard to describe the music as I keep getting swept away and lost in its Latin beauty and excitement. For example in Paso's "Benamor" the melodies are so charming, the rhythms so exciting and the Latin percussion perfect. Every single delightful composition is a pure gem. The sound quality is extremely realistic, some of London's best and the high percussion is bright and clear and has a delicacy usually only heard live." Teresa Goodwin-Positive Feedback High End Audio Online Magazine
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Orchestral Favorites Conducted by Hermann Scherchen Vienna State Opera Orchestra Dukas - the Sorcerer's Apprentice Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture Saint-Saens - Danse Macabre Falla - the Ritual Fire Dance Mussorgsky - Night on Bare Mountain
Scherchen Puts His Own Style to These Timeless War Horses, in Westminster's Usual Excellent Sound
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Ravel Daphnis Et Chloe Charles Munch Boston Sym. Orch. (1961 Recording)
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Richard Strauss Don Quixote Maazel conducts the Vienna Philharmonic
Emanuel Brabec (Cello) • Josef Starr (Viola)
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Introduction: ("Don Quixote loses his sanity after reading novels about knights, and decides to become a knight-errant")
Theme:("Don Quixote, knight of the sorrowful countenance")
Variation I:("Adventure at the Windmills")
Variation II:("The victorious struggle against the army of the great emperor Alifanfaron")
Variation III: ("Dialogue between Knight and Squire")
Variation IV: ("Unhappy adventure with a procession of pilgrims"),
Variation V: ("The knight's vigil")
Variation VI: ("The Meeting with Dulcinea")
Variation VII:("The Ride through the Air")
Variation VIII:("The Voyage in the Enchanted Boat")
Variation IX:("Battle with the magicians")
Variation X:("Two battles with the knights of the bright moon")
Finale:("Reflections to come" - Death of Don Quixote) |
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Rossini Overtures Peter Maag Conducting Paris Conservatorie Orchestra
William Tell · La Cenerentola · Semiramide · La Gazza Ladra
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Sibelius Tempest Suites 1&2 and Scaramouche (Incidental Music)
Jussi Jalas conducting the Hungarian State Symphony Orchestra
Transferred from a London 4-track tape
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Stravinsky Jeu de Cartes & Symphony in 3 Movements
Jeu de Cartes Charles Munch leads the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Transferred from an RCA 4-track tape the performance
is exemplary as is the recording one of the definitive versions of this work
Symphony in 3 Movements Sir Charles Goosens conducts The London Symphony Orchestra
Transferred from a Everest 2-track tape as in the Jeu de Cartes Goosens shines in this interpretation also.
The sound afforded by Everest is unquestionably one of the there best.
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Stravinsky Rite of Spring and Firebird Suite Conducted by Pierre Monteux Paris Conservatoire Orch.
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Bob Neill Positive Feedback Online Audio Magazine
This recording is better than it sounds! On first hearing. Especially compared with the more lush and beautiful Firebird. What Monteux and RCA get across in this performance and recording is the crisp, raw passion of the music that is often subdued a little in more refined approaches. It took me two hearings to appreciate how good it is. Instruments are separated so effectively and the acoustic is so dry that it often seems we are listening to a chamber rather than a full orchestra. Even when strings play together, they barely seem to blend. Presence and immediacy are stunning. This is The Rite at its incisively brilliant best. Don't sit too close. by Bob Neill Positive Feedback Online
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