Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Complete Orchestral Works / New Mastering & Presentation. Also sprach Zarathustra / Symphonic poem op.30 (00:00) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (02:37-05:36) Tod und Verklärung / Symphonic poem op.24 (33:11) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (33:11-35:24) Der Rosenkavalier / Waltzes op.59 (55:44) Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche / Symphonic poem op.28 (1:13:28) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:13:28-1:14:29) Don Juan / Symphonic poem op.20 (1:28:16) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:28:16-1:29:34) Ein Heldenleben / Symphonic poem op.40 (1:44:28) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:44:28-1:46:52) Metamorphosen / Study for 23 solo strings (2:28:42) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (2:28:42-2:30:17) Eine Alpensinfonie op.64 (2:54:00) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (2:54:00-2:55:45) Sinfonia Domestica op.53 (3:43:44) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (3:43:44-3:46:12) Salome / Dance of the Seven Veils op.54 (4:27:44) Le Bourgeois gentilhomme / Suite op.60 (4:36:12) Schlagobers / Waltz op.70 (5:09:52) Josephslegende / Symphonic fragment op.63 (5:17:15) Burleske / for piano & orchestra in D minor (5:42:47) Piano : Malcolm Frager Parergon zur Sinfonia Domestica / for piano (left hand) & orchestra op.73 (6:02:37) Piano : Peter Rösel Panathenäenzug op.74 (6:24:12) Symphonic studies in the form of a passacaglia for piano (left hand) & orchestra Piano : Peter Rösel Aux Italien / Symphonic fantasy op.16 (6:51:56) Macbeth op.23 / Symphonic poem (7:35:09) Don Quixote op.35 (7:54:46) *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (7:54:46-7:57:08) Cello : Paul Tortelier / Viola : Max Rostal Fantastic variations on a theme of knightly Dance Suite from harpsichord pieces by François Couperin (8:35:50) -- Staatskapelle Dresden Rudolf Kempe Recorded in 1970-76 at Dresden New mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr -- Just as Obelix fell into the pot of magic potion when he was a child, we have the impression that Rudolf Kempe fell into the pot of the works of Richard Strauss. There is a spontaneity in his direction, a naturalness, an incessant forward motion, a dynamic that we don't find in any other conductor. This consistency is all the more incredible because it is present in all his recordings. This sixth sense in his direction is tremendously relayed for the orchestra for which Strauss himself conducted his works: the Staatskapelle Dresden. - The orchestra has had eminent conductors throughout its history. Heinrich Schütz's name is associated with his early years, and those of Carl Maria von Weber and Richard Wagner in the nineteenth century. With these two personalities, Dresden and its Staatskapelle played a central role in the creation of German national opera at a time when the genre was dominated in Germany by Italian music. In the twentieth century, this tradition was partly continued by the collaboration between the orchestra and Richard Strauss, both as conductor and composer. - Richard Strauss - Horn Concertos, Oboe Concerto, Violin Concerto + Present° (Century’s recording : Rudolf Kempe) : th-cam.com/video/FB2VtWEIk5M/w-d-xo.html - Richard Strauss PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : th-cam.com/video/NQ4sHbFTFDo/w-d-xo.html
The timbre of this orchestra is phenomenal in its' clarity and color of sound! Kempe's reading of these works are superb interpretations! What a treasure the Staatskapelle Dresden is and always will be!!!!!!!
Kempe was truly, in my not so humble opinion, the greatest conductor of the German classics following Furtwaengler; Kempe brings to this music the same passion and dignity that he brought to Beethoven, Brahms, Wagner, Schumann, and other of "his" composers. Because of the refined, subtle, and yet intense conducting of Kempe.
Brilliant and sparkling remastering of the Strauss orchestral works conducted by a master of the podium in the last century, Rodolf Kempe. The performances he conducted were always understated, clear, and suffused with subtle enthusiasm. The players sound inspired, as they were. This great upload joins the superb Strauss concertos, also a CMRR Century's recording. My heartfelt thanks, yet again, for choosing to include the best recordings on your channel.
I revel in Strauss's incomparable talent at massive and complex orchestration. It's overwhelming and tortuous and challenging to my hearing apparatus !!
Completely, fantastically fabulous! Nothing is lacking. Tremendous undertaking - if only we could buy this as CDs! This Suite from Der Rosenkavalier is the best I've ever heard - it follows the story Act by Act. God bless you for this and for all your other compilations.
Always amazing performances! Some 30 years ago I was searching a recording of this magnificent musical piece here in México and took me a long time to find one LP. Now, you brought it to many people around the whole world! It's feels like magic! Thank yo again and all the best to you!
Listening to this I just have to ask: Why do Von Karajan and Bohm always get the major accolades when it comes to Richard Strauss? These are amazingly compelling performances, with excellent articulation and tempi in all instances. And brilliantly recorded sound as well. Anyone who doesn't hear the excellence in theses versions is missing out; they are truly of a reference standard.
Two reasons: Herbie von K had a better marketing apparatus with DGG and the Staatskapelle Dresden was behind the Iron Curtain. For me, the SKD was the superior orchestra.
Because they were both absolute masters and their versions are fantastic. Karayan's alpine symphony and Zarathustra as well as his vienna recording of Ein Heldenleben are simply the best versions ever recorded.
Because they are deserving of the accolades and their performances are second to none. Why is there such a need to compare, rate and rank and denigrate musical artists? There is a reason Karajan and Bohm were considered great and that is because they were. Who would even question Bohm's greatness in Strauss after hearing one of his searing performances of Elektra or question Karajan's genius after hearing his singular Zarathustra? Kempe was a fine and, some might say, great conductor.
Excellente version, merci infiniment pour ce nouveau mastering. Pour moi il y a trois chef qui dans ces œuvres là sont indépassables : Kempe, Karajan et Reiner. Autrement il y a des exceptions, comme Une Vie de Héros par Carlos Kleiber.
Classical Music/ /Reference Recording Je suis d’accord, son Don Juan est très beau également, tout comme les quatre derniers lieder avec une certaine Kirsten Flagstadt...
Sublime version, le mastering est génial, et merci infiniment. Mais vous ne pensez pas que par hasard vous en avez fait un peu trop sur l’introduction ? Bon j’avoue, cela m’a fait rire, je suis fan de 2001... m’enfin ! Kempe et Karajan sont mes deux chefs préférés. Voici mon classement : une œuvre un interprète : Sinfonia Domestica : George Szell Ein Heldenleben : Carlos Kleiber Also Sprach Zarathoustra : Herbert von Karajan Ein Alpinesinfonie : Herbert von Karajan Don Juan : Wilhelm Furtwangler Don Quixote : Herbert von Karajan & Pierre Fournier Le bourgeois gentilhomme : Rudolf Kempe Tod und Verklarung : Herbert von Karajan Metamorphosen : Herbert von Karajan Elektra : Dimitri Mitropoulos Salome : Clemens Krauss Der Rosenkavalier : Carlos Kleiber Ariane à Naxos : Herbert von Karajan La Femme sans ombre : Herbert von Karajan Arabella : George Solti ETC....
oui c'est un hommage au film :) ceci dit cette introduction à une atmosphère cosmique / divine . Cela s'explique en musique/harmonie par le fait qu'elle est basée sur les harmonies mathématiques de la résonance naturelle : octave, quinte :) belle selection
De acuerdo a mi entender, hasta el minuto 1:45 impresionante, potente, fantástico, tremendo, grandioso, etc. De allí en adelante se debe escuchar, madurar, entender toda esta gran música; estoy en ese camino. Muchas gracias.
I suddenly had the urge to listen to Strauss, after so many years of neglect, but wanted a solid collection. I knew Kemp released a 9-CD set on EMI, but was hesitant about the sound. Brilliant Classical, as well, offers the same set. Thanks to your upload I was able to decide. The Kempe is wonderful, heartfelt, truthful music-making. The sound, too, for the most part, is warm, yet detailed. Sincerely, thanks, again.
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, extraordinario maestro, sus obras poseen el sublime sonido de las grandes sinfonías. Me encanta como crea sus obras , tremendo maestro de la orquestación.... faltó en esta inmensa muestra Muerte y Transfiguración, mi obra preferida....aunque también me gustan sus grandes óperas, Salomé, La mujer sin sombra...siendo del siglo XX dejó una obra que ya son clásicas....
Wunderschöne und majestätische Interpretation dieser großartigen Meisterwerke von R. Strauss mit farbenreichen und perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der intelligente Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit perfekt analysierter Dynamik. Also komponierte Richard Strauss und also dirigierte Rudolf Kempe!
Lo entendemos, pero hoy en día, el contenido gratuito viene con la publicidad. Puedes suscribirte a la oferta de youtube para que no te moleste más la publicidad.
José Antonio: A mí tampoco me gusta la publicidad cuando estoy escuchando una gran obra selecta. Pero de allí atribuirle un "atentado contra la divinidad del alma humana", eso no es para tanto. Después pusiste que se enriquecían las fortunas de los mediocres. ¿Quiénes son los mediocres según tú?...favor explica. Tú pusiste un punto (.) después de la palabra ATENTADO, eso no es correcto, allí no va punto (.). Según leo y veo, Classical Music ya te dio las explicaciones del caso. Muchas gracias.
Je tenais à vous poser une question : Vous avez un partenariat avec Warner. J’ai vu que vous disposez de nouveaux masterings. Premièrement : est-ce Warner qui vous les donne ? Deuxièmement : est-ce que ces masterings, pour certains absolument superbes, vont être mis sur le marché du disque ( sous votre label ou celui des maisons d’édition ) ? Bien à vous, G. C.
perhaps this may help you: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panathenaic_Games I am a german speaker - but didnt know this word either :-) I think only teacher for history and music know this word :-))
it wasn't part of this historic recording. It was the 70s, there's a lot more missing but I was very happy when this came out. Enjoy it and search for 'the rest'.
Thanks for the upload, but why did they title this "complete orchestral works"? It's missing the concertos (for which you provided a link to another recording, many thanks for that as well), the early two symphonies, and probably a bunch of other lesser-known pieces as well.
Hi Stephen, TH-cam has set up a subscription so you won't be interrupted by commercials anymore. It's the only legal solution not to be interrupted by ads on free contents :)
Sorry, Kempe's collection does not have it, believe me, I have the Collection, but thanks for the comment, I will listen to it as I never knew about its existence.
He's a great example of a guy with an enormous amount of creativity and talent but possessing no heart or soul. He fakes it all, like a psychopath who can mimic emotion but feel none. He is one of the tin men of music, a perfect heir to Liszt, really. At least he was under no illusions about himself, though: "I may not be a first-rate composer, but I am a first-class second-rate composer." You have to admire such a cool and accurate assessment of oneself, especially when one puts it up against the bombast and extroversion of his most famous music.
Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Complete Orchestral Works / New Mastering & Presentation.
Also sprach Zarathustra / Symphonic poem op.30 (00:00)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (02:37-05:36)
Tod und Verklärung / Symphonic poem op.24 (33:11)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (33:11-35:24)
Der Rosenkavalier / Waltzes op.59 (55:44)
Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche / Symphonic poem op.28 (1:13:28)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:13:28-1:14:29)
Don Juan / Symphonic poem op.20 (1:28:16)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:28:16-1:29:34)
Ein Heldenleben / Symphonic poem op.40 (1:44:28)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (1:44:28-1:46:52)
Metamorphosen / Study for 23 solo strings (2:28:42)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (2:28:42-2:30:17)
Eine Alpensinfonie op.64 (2:54:00)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (2:54:00-2:55:45)
Sinfonia Domestica op.53 (3:43:44)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (3:43:44-3:46:12)
Salome / Dance of the Seven Veils op.54 (4:27:44)
Le Bourgeois gentilhomme / Suite op.60 (4:36:12)
Schlagobers / Waltz op.70 (5:09:52)
Josephslegende / Symphonic fragment op.63 (5:17:15)
Burleske / for piano & orchestra in D minor (5:42:47)
Piano : Malcolm Frager
Parergon zur Sinfonia Domestica / for piano (left hand) & orchestra op.73 (6:02:37)
Piano : Peter Rösel
Panathenäenzug op.74 (6:24:12)
Symphonic studies in the form of a passacaglia for piano (left hand) & orchestra
Piano : Peter Rösel
Aux Italien / Symphonic fantasy op.16 (6:51:56)
Macbeth op.23 / Symphonic poem (7:35:09)
Don Quixote op.35 (7:54:46)
*Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (7:54:46-7:57:08)
Cello : Paul Tortelier / Viola : Max Rostal
Fantastic variations on a theme of knightly
Dance Suite from harpsichord pieces by François Couperin (8:35:50)
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Staatskapelle Dresden
Rudolf Kempe
Recorded in 1970-76 at Dresden
New mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR
Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr
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Just as Obelix fell into the pot of magic potion when he was a child, we have the impression that Rudolf Kempe fell into the pot of the works of Richard Strauss. There is a spontaneity in his direction, a naturalness, an incessant forward motion, a dynamic that we don't find in any other conductor. This consistency is all the more incredible because it is present in all his recordings. This sixth sense in his direction is tremendously relayed for the orchestra for which Strauss himself conducted his works: the Staatskapelle Dresden.
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The orchestra has had eminent conductors throughout its history. Heinrich Schütz's name is associated with his early years, and those of Carl Maria von Weber and Richard Wagner in the nineteenth century. With these two personalities, Dresden and its Staatskapelle played a central role in the creation of German national opera at a time when the genre was dominated in Germany by Italian music. In the twentieth century, this tradition was partly continued by the collaboration between the orchestra and Richard Strauss, both as conductor and composer.
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Richard Strauss - Horn Concertos, Oboe Concerto, Violin Concerto + Present° (Century’s recording : Rudolf Kempe) : th-cam.com/video/FB2VtWEIk5M/w-d-xo.html
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Richard Strauss PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : th-cam.com/video/NQ4sHbFTFDo/w-d-xo.html
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Ну, спасибо, жадность моя неисчерпаема
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Kempe, is, in my eyes, one of the greatest conductors of all time. Thank you!
The timbre of this orchestra is phenomenal in its' clarity and color of sound! Kempe's reading of these works are superb interpretations! What a treasure the Staatskapelle Dresden is and always will be!!!!!!!
Kempe was truly, in my not so humble opinion, the greatest conductor of the German classics following Furtwaengler; Kempe brings to this music the same passion and dignity that he brought to Beethoven, Brahms, Wagner, Schumann, and other of "his" composers. Because of the refined, subtle, and yet intense conducting of Kempe.
agree
I'd also place Jochum on a par with him
J'adore Richard Strauss !!! Elektra est un des plus beaux opéras que je connaisse !
Il y a aussi Salome, Le Chevalier à la rose, Ariane à Naxos, La femme sans ombre, Arabella... tous sont beaux en fait !
Absolutely legendary performances with the great Kempe. Great upload!
Brilliant and sparkling remastering of the Strauss orchestral works conducted by a master of the podium in the last century, Rodolf Kempe. The performances he conducted were always understated, clear, and suffused with subtle enthusiasm. The players sound inspired, as they were. This great upload joins the superb Strauss concertos, also a CMRR Century's recording. My heartfelt thanks, yet again, for choosing to include the best recordings on your channel.
My favorite in classical! Richard Strauss
Simply outstanding....
Kempe's complete cycle! You continue to upload "Desert Island" recordings!
I revel in Strauss's incomparable talent at massive and complex orchestration. It's overwhelming and tortuous and challenging to my hearing apparatus !!
Completely, fantastically fabulous! Nothing is lacking. Tremendous undertaking - if only we could buy this as CDs! This Suite from Der Rosenkavalier is the best I've ever heard - it follows the story Act by Act. God bless you for this and for all your other compilations.
Wonderful works! I'm in tears! Dramatic, Profound yet sweet! Thanks for uploading!
Thanks for uploading this works by one of the outstanding pioneers of the modern romantic classical music.
first comment :)
@@classicalmusicreference And a HUGE thanks to CMRR for making this transcendent recording available to all!
Always amazing performances!
Some 30 years ago I was searching a recording of this magnificent musical piece here in México and took me a long time to find one LP.
Now, you brought it to many people around the whole world!
It's feels like magic!
Thank yo again and all the best to you!
thanks for your comment :-)
Listening to this I just have to ask: Why do Von Karajan and Bohm always get the major accolades when it comes to Richard Strauss? These are amazingly compelling performances, with excellent articulation and tempi in all instances. And brilliantly recorded sound as well. Anyone who doesn't hear the excellence in theses versions is missing out; they are truly of a reference standard.
Two reasons: Herbie von K had a better marketing apparatus with DGG and the Staatskapelle Dresden was behind the Iron Curtain. For me, the SKD was the superior orchestra.
Because they were both absolute masters and their versions are fantastic. Karayan's alpine symphony and Zarathustra as well as his vienna recording of Ein Heldenleben are simply the best versions ever recorded.
Because they are deserving of the accolades and their performances are second to none. Why is there such a need to compare, rate and rank and denigrate musical artists? There is a reason Karajan and Bohm were considered great and that is because they were. Who would even question Bohm's greatness in Strauss after hearing one of his searing performances of Elektra or question Karajan's genius after hearing his singular Zarathustra? Kempe was a fine and, some might say, great conductor.
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Richard Strauss ist mein Lieblingskomponist und Rudolf Kempe hat mit seinen Aufnahmen Maßstäbe gesetzt.
The polyrhythmic stuff going on in Till is just insane... what a master of the craft of orchestration
Como siempre uno de los mejores, sino el mejor, canal de música clásica en YT. Felicitaciones.
El comentario está muy mal escrito. "Sino" le sigue a una negación anteriormente expresada.
Excellente version, merci infiniment pour ce nouveau mastering. Pour moi il y a trois chef qui dans ces œuvres là sont indépassables : Kempe, Karajan et Reiner. Autrement il y a des exceptions, comme Une Vie de Héros par Carlos Kleiber.
oui avec Furtwängler particulièrement dans Tod und Verklärung :-)
Classical Music/ /Reference Recording Je suis d’accord, son Don Juan est très beau également, tout comme les quatre derniers lieder avec une certaine Kirsten Flagstadt...
@@Sofronichrist les quatre derniers lieder?
@@hrh4961 Oui pardon j'ai écrit trop vite
Sublime version, le mastering est génial, et merci infiniment. Mais vous ne pensez pas que par hasard vous en avez fait un peu trop sur l’introduction ? Bon j’avoue, cela m’a fait rire, je suis fan de 2001... m’enfin ! Kempe et Karajan sont mes deux chefs préférés. Voici mon classement : une œuvre un interprète :
Sinfonia Domestica : George Szell
Ein Heldenleben : Carlos Kleiber
Also Sprach Zarathoustra : Herbert von Karajan
Ein Alpinesinfonie : Herbert von Karajan
Don Juan : Wilhelm Furtwangler
Don Quixote : Herbert von Karajan & Pierre Fournier
Le bourgeois gentilhomme : Rudolf Kempe
Tod und Verklarung : Herbert von Karajan
Metamorphosen : Herbert von Karajan
Elektra : Dimitri Mitropoulos
Salome : Clemens Krauss
Der Rosenkavalier : Carlos Kleiber
Ariane à Naxos : Herbert von Karajan
La Femme sans ombre : Herbert von Karajan
Arabella : George Solti
ETC....
oui c'est un hommage au film :) ceci dit cette introduction à une atmosphère cosmique / divine . Cela s'explique en musique/harmonie par le fait qu'elle est basée sur les harmonies mathématiques de la résonance naturelle : octave, quinte :) belle selection
Classical Music/ /Reference Recording Merci ;).
@@danielandforok ;)
Superb collection! In love with R. Strauss' music thanks to this posting.
De acuerdo a mi entender, hasta el minuto 1:45 impresionante, potente, fantástico, tremendo, grandioso, etc. De allí en adelante se debe escuchar, madurar, entender toda esta gran música; estoy en ese camino. Muchas gracias.
Genial... Gracias... Hermoso regalo
Le morceau du début que tout le monde connaît et qui évoque tellement de souvenirs... xD
I suddenly had the urge to listen to Strauss, after so many years of neglect, but wanted a solid collection. I knew Kemp released a 9-CD set on EMI, but was hesitant about the sound. Brilliant Classical, as well, offers the same set. Thanks to your upload I was able to decide. The Kempe is wonderful, heartfelt, truthful music-making. The sound, too, for the most part, is warm, yet detailed. Sincerely, thanks, again.
Wow ! Thanks for such as BIG treat.
Wonderful Music Forever !
Amazing Kempe.
Eduardo Poblete de Chile, extraordinario maestro, sus obras poseen el sublime sonido de las grandes sinfonías. Me encanta como crea sus obras , tremendo maestro de la orquestación.... faltó en esta inmensa muestra Muerte y Transfiguración, mi obra preferida....aunque también me gustan sus grandes óperas, Salomé, La mujer sin sombra...siendo del siglo XX dejó una obra que ya son clásicas....
Muerte y Transfiguración figura en la lista de obras...
Wunderschöne und majestätische Interpretation dieser großartigen Meisterwerke von R. Strauss mit farbenreichen und perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der intelligente Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester in verschiedenen Tempi und mit perfekt analysierter Dynamik. Also komponierte Richard Strauss und also dirigierte Rudolf Kempe!
Gracias por este regalo, tengo los CDs de EMI, pero esta remasterización es muy buena, un sonido limpio y detallado.
Who are the soloists for Don Quixote? This collection is a gem!!
Cello : Paul Tortelier / Viola : Max Rostal :-)
LA PUBLICIDAD COMERCIAL ES UN GRAN ATENTADO. CONTRA LA DIVINIDAD DEL ALMA HUMANA. ENRIQUECIENDO LAS FORTUNAS DE LOS MEDIOCRES. ❤️
Lo entendemos, pero hoy en día, el contenido gratuito viene con la publicidad. Puedes suscribirte a la oferta de youtube para que no te moleste más la publicidad.
José Antonio: A mí tampoco me gusta la publicidad cuando estoy escuchando una gran obra selecta. Pero de allí atribuirle un "atentado contra la divinidad del alma humana", eso no es para tanto. Después pusiste que se enriquecían las fortunas de los mediocres. ¿Quiénes son los mediocres según tú?...favor explica. Tú pusiste un punto (.) después de la palabra ATENTADO, eso no es correcto, allí no va punto (.). Según leo y veo, Classical Music ya te dio las explicaciones del caso. Muchas gracias.
Excellent. Thank you.
Thank you for uploading indeed!
Sublime musique !
OMG. Thank you!
Esplêndido, estupendo
Good job!
Lovely 💕
Great. Thank you.
Je tenais à vous poser une question : Vous avez un partenariat avec Warner. J’ai vu que vous disposez de nouveaux masterings. Premièrement : est-ce Warner qui vous les donne ? Deuxièmement : est-ce que ces masterings, pour certains absolument superbes, vont être mis sur le marché du disque ( sous votre label ou celui des maisons d’édition ) ?
Bien à vous,
G. C.
Les masterings sont créé spécialement pour la chaine CMRR, nous verrons s'il est possible d'en publier certains :)
These are absolutely magnificent but not the complete orchestral works. Where are the symphonies and piano concertos?
The fastes opening I have listen until to day,I go for Karajan
amazing
جميل جدا وخيالي 💖
Wonderful
20.31...22-2-23🎶🎶🎶
Richard Georg Strauss (Múnich; 11 de junio de 1864 - Garmisch-Partenkirchen; 8 de septiembre de 1949)
¿hay algún hispanohablante apreciando esta gran obra?
Si claro!
Richard Strauss👉👍
The first song makes me feel like I can walk on Legos!!!...Those Drums!!!!
Can a native German speaker provide an English translation of the title "Panathenäenzug"? Thanks.
perhaps this may help you:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panathenaic_Games
I am a german speaker - but didnt know this word either :-)
I think only teacher for history and music know this word :-))
Stupendo
Nice consise timpani playing at the beginning
Me diga que tem meio dessas mais de 9 horas a 1° sinfonia ? Amo demais essa obra.
a lista de reprodução está disponível :-)
Ehm... where are the D minor and F minor symphonies?
it wasn't part of this historic recording. It was the 70s, there's a lot more missing but I was very happy when this came out. Enjoy it and search for 'the rest'.
Thanks for the upload, but why did they title this "complete orchestral works"? It's missing the concertos (for which you provided a link to another recording, many thanks for that as well), the early two symphonies, and probably a bunch of other lesser-known pieces as well.
I have this. I enjoy this recording a lot, but sometimes I like Karajan better.
❤️
Warum gibt es keine Festivalmusik op.84 ?
Ich habe keine Ahnung von der Songauswahlrichtlinie.
I listen whilst using my ergonomitor so cannot stop the loooooong boring adverts without interrupting my exercise - give this one a miss.
Hi Stephen, TH-cam has set up a subscription so you won't be interrupted by commercials anymore. It's the only legal solution not to be interrupted by ads on free contents :)
Et oui, et oui...
A L S O S P R A C H . . . R I C H A R D S T R A U S S ! ! ! ( A S T I , ITALIA )
Uwielbiam Richarda Straussa.Natomiast wiedeńskich posiadaczy tego nazwiska nie cierpię.
🐢👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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Debería ser ejecutado el que pone los molestos avisos comerciales entre estas joyas musicales
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where is "die Frau ohne Schatten" ?
Isn't that an opera?
@@Danlovar yes , it is , but there is also a suite of that opera
Sorry, Kempe's collection does not have it, believe me, I have the Collection, but thanks for the comment, I will listen to it as I never knew about its existence.
I was into it until the ads hit. Goodbye.
48'...🚶...🚪bah!
"No" es tal...es Strauss.
リヒアルト･シュトラウス ｢交響詩ツアラトウストラはかく語りき｣ は、私に取り運命の音楽てす。それは、ニーチェを知り、小林秀雄を知ったからです。そして今､あまたの神々達が結集し、我が道を指し示したのです。上田 進 記 ( 1 9 5 0 )
The version on the soundtrack is superior.
20.33zzzzz👉37'💀...
37'💀
You do not gain my happ;iness by cutting off the lfinale of ZARATHUSTRA.
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Rudolf Kempe...😳
Oh...por favor...Kempe! Kempe!...Vdes. estan sordos, o que?😠
Richard Strauss’ music is noisy outside and empty inside.
:)
Usted no ha escuchado bien a Strauss.
He's a great example of a guy with an enormous amount of creativity and talent but possessing no heart or soul. He fakes it all, like a psychopath who can mimic emotion but feel none. He is one of the tin men of music, a perfect heir to Liszt, really. At least he was under no illusions about himself, though: "I may not be a first-rate composer, but I am a first-class second-rate composer." You have to admire such a cool and accurate assessment of oneself, especially when one puts it up against the bombast and extroversion of his most famous music.
@@MaestroTJS Good answer, I can agree with that.
Es que R. Strauss es música cortesana.
Fantastic