Sir Georg Solti: Overture to Tannhäuser
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- Süddeutscher Rundfunk Symphony Orchestra (Südfunk-Sinfonieorchester) / Sir Georg Solti - conductor
Richard Wagner - Overture to Tannhäuser
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Solti just knows ,
You feel his leadership , these musicians came alive for him
Solti, grandissimo interprete, e meraviglioso nell'immergere l'ascoltatore, in questa ouverture, nell'universo fantastico di Wagner
Solti forever... R.I.P.
Solti shows what a real conductor must know and feel for the music. He pays attention to the score and obviously already worked the orchestra to his tastes, which are the best.
One of the very best conductors of his generation or any other. I only wish there were more quality recordings like this, showcasing orchestras from the 1930s to the present. With Furtwangler, Bohm, Klemperer, etc.
I have a serious heart problem and would rather stay with You Tube and Wagner than spend Government money in hospital. I have never seen Sir G Solti conduct better. He obviously loves the music as he has a different expressive way of conducting which I find outstanding. I am glad to have heard it and will continue to listen to this piece regularly. This shows that great music can be beneficial in health problems .
Because he's in correct--good Rhithm!!!
Solti’s recordings of Mahler symphony’s with Chicago are my all time favorite.
Yeah. I treasure the SACD (Super Audio CD) format of Mahler Symphonies 5-7 and Strauss tone poems with CSO under Solti. I wish they'd convert other symphonies of Solti conducting into SACD too.
Signature, commanding, and brazen. Solti was in the top 10 best conductors for good reason. This looks to be circa 1950, yes? If someone knows and can so advise, much obliged. Wagner was, clearly, a genius. Paz.
Conhecia apenas por nome o regente Sei Solti é não imaginava que me depararia com tamanha competência, magnitude é sentimento em seu trabalho. Esta abertura de uma obra de Wagner e toda emoção ao mais alto cume da natureza humana. Parabéns Solti. O mundo lhe aplaude.
Me encanta ver a Solti dirigiendo WAgner,todo un torrente de emociones!!! Solti forever.
his VPO recoding of Tannhauser overture (Paris version) in 60s was even better
I agree with all of the comments. He was a superb conductor and knew the music throughly. Wagner found his perfect interpretator in Solti.
my god! those 3 trombones at 12:27 sound like an army! just great sound!!
Actually the trombones are doubled by low register trumpets.
@@emmanuelbarks5896 ya the trumpets hate to be upstaged
trombones/posaunen: the voice of the gods
Great Solti.
Great Hungarian born conductor.
Hermann Baumann playing first horn!
Maravilloso Solti
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Time to die."
So very germane, Alex. What a wonderful quotation from the only Bladerunner, an incredible classic that should have rained Oscars. Rutger Hauer: magnificent. The vast multi-dimensional spectra he captured with those words. Heroic!
Bravo
Let the trombones shine! Wonder what the older generations of conductors would of thought of the wider bells and darker trombones of the modern day
This is the BEST Tannhäuser overture! Sorry better than Karajans
Solti e' travolgente come un uragano.
What a great conductor ! Unlike most of the other conductors, Sir Solti doesn’t need a score in front of him.
It's kind of bad in my opinion. I share the same point of view as Ansermet. Which is that, even if obviously the score isn't the music, the music comes from the score. Then not playing with it feels like you don't play music, (for the conductor at least) because you're giving yourself as a spectacle.
I'll give you some protocol.
Wrong: Mr Solti (because he held a title indicating his knighthood)
Wrong: Mr. Solti (the same as above)
Wrong: Sir Solti
Correct: Sir Georg
Correct: Sir Georg Solti
Gimmick: The title of Sir ought always to be followed by the first name. Meanwhile the surname can be dropped.
I heard Solti used to rehearse with a little digital metronome. Maybe that's how the brass got to sound that uniform.
molto ben eseguita bellissima,m.g. vit
Yes indeed!
Solti' conducting style remembers Wilhelm Furtwängler. He looks like a muppet. With all respect.
I adore Herbert and his versions of pieces but was never impressed with his Tannhauser Overtures, for me it's a mixture of fast with slow parts
This piece of music for me, has always represented the Germanic struggle against _________ and their almost Cosmic struggle of Good vrs Evil, White vrs Black, Positive vrs Negative , Yin vrs Yang ☯️ the Germanic cause/struggle to keep the Holy Pure Blood that the, Holiest of Holy's, Most High, Creator God/YHWH or whatever you want to call the God of God's who created the Universe and Everything in them, It is obvious to me, that the Caucasian Race was graciously given this Pure Holy White Light bearing Blood, that this Race of Adamic Man, that God blew the Breath of life into, some of the Asiatic races have some small percentage of this blood, but even a small percentage of this Holy Blood is powerful enough to break the Darkest of Satanic spells and can reverse all the poisonous acts done in the last 10,000 years to this Creator Race, that "they" try so hard to erase from history, even the Smithsonian has taken many artifacts out to sea, and pushed overboard so to forever blind people
I'm sorry, but this music makes me remember Bugs Bunny riding a hugely fat white horse, approaching Elmer Fudd while wearing a blond wig with braids and a conical helmet.
Don't feel bad-if it weren't for Bugs and the Three Stooges, I never would have been introduced to classical music.
Music written for Bugs bunny was written by Carl Stalling. This had a unique sound as he blended classical style arrangements into the cartoon story line!
Mr. Weigel, I know what you mean.
how times change, no women in orchestra?
women weren't allowed then
A female harpist is in Solti's Gotterdammerung Siegfried Funeral rehearsal. Solti's conducting is off the chart!
He was a true socialist. He loved Humanity.
Socialism hates free humans
I like the reading Solti managed here, even if I'm not a fan of him. His conducting on the podium though is bizarre and awful. I believe most of his gestures are perfectly dispensable (Bernstein is another example) and do not really add nothing to the job done during rehearsals. I prefer conductors with a sober style that avoid distracting the audience and ease to concentrate on the music itself.
I completely disagree. Solti has soul.