Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, Bernstein & NYP (1959) リムスキー＝コルサコフ シェヘラザード バーンスタイン
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- Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908)
Scheherazade, Op. 35
(00:05) 1. The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
(11:08) 2. The Kalendar Prince
(22:59) 3. The Young Prince and The Young Princess
(34:11) 4. Festival at Baghdad. The Sea. The Ship Breaks against a Cliff Surmounted by a Bronze Horseman.
John Corigliano, Sr., Violin
Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990), Conductor
New York Philharmonic
Rec. 16 February 1959 [Columbia]
ニコライ・リムスキー＝コルサコフ
交響組曲「シェヘラザード」作品35
(00:05) 1. 海とシンドバッドの船
(11:08) 2. カランダール王子の物語
(22:59) 3. 若い王子と王女
(34:11) 4. バグダッドの祭り。海。船は青銅の騎士のある岩で難破。終曲
ヴァイオリン：ジョン・コリリアーノSr
指揮：レナード・バーンスタイン
ニューヨーク・フィルハーモニック
録音：1959年2月16日 [コロンビア] - เพลง
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A music that surpasses this masterpiece which beautifully depicts Scheherazade, has not appeared even today.
FromTokyo
My emotion is unfathomable depths
This is the ultimate recording , thank you❤
Hands down the best performance of this I ever hope to hear. There are many excellent performances and recordings of this masterpiece, but Bernstein is just magnificent.
Isaac Stern, the violinist, in a comment when Leonard Bernstein passed away, said that Bernstein had a talent of breathing new life into every music score he touched.
I have heard this symphony hundreds of times before, but I will have to agree: Bernstein's conducting has breathed new life into this score.
THIS IS THE ULTIMATE!!!!!!!!!
LISTENED FOR 25 YEARS
THE RECORDING WAS STOLEN FROM ME
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
『ULTIMATE!!!!!!!!!!!!』
Me Too! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
The interpretation of this amazing piece is brilliant. Bernstein and genius are synonymous!
I've listened to this album since I was 6, and I'm still convinced that Bernstein's version is the purest version of Rimski-Korsakov's . The introductory statement is taken at a slower, more impressive tempo, and the entire thing lasts 45 minutes, not a half-hour as some versions do. The full melodic and harmonic force of the piece is brought to life under Bernstein's visionary conducting, which is brilliant by any standard. Toscanini was okay with this piece, but he had little patience for audience favorites. This is true to the Russian heart - slow, deliberate, and exquisite. So sad, so tense, so beautiful, such flow. This is one incredible piece of art.
Among the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard in my lifetime. I've loved it since I was a child and my mother played it for me from a set of RCA Victor 45 rpm records as an introduction to classical music. I have numerous copies by different conductors, but Bernstein's is my favorite, followed by Reiner, Spano, Ozawa and others.
I have also loved Bernstein all my life. I was first made aware of his talent as a child when a family friend played her 78 rpm records.
Nice
On the 16th of February 1959 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic recorded a Scheherazade for the ages.
The high note at the end--what can I say to describe it. Does anyone know who that soloist was? This was 1959.
当時ヨーロッパから逃げてきた
名人ぞろいだったニューヨクフィル。
それを引き出す
先鋭的ロマンチスト、あの時代の全てを背負っていた
天才作曲家、だったバーンスタイン。
歴史的名演です！
録音も再生装置をケチらなければ
アナログの香り満載。
おススメですね！
中２です。
バーンスタインNYP
いいですね
I've been through countless rough patches in my life , and i'm nearing the end ,
Unfortunately ,
I didn't get to see my Scheherazade
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
40:27
あ、ヘッドフォンオーケー
ただし
Bluetoothは❎
コードありの上品質ヘッドフォンで十分ですよ((o(^∇^)o))
私はaudio technical。