简介:  作曲:Beethoven 贝多芬 指挥:Furtwangler 乐团演奏:BPO 与 VPO 录音时间:1942年-1944年 唱片公司:Music & Arts 唱片编号:CD-4049(4) 发行时间:1999年重新发行 唱片包括:Beethoven Symphony No.3, No.4, No.5, No.6, No.7, No.9 资源出处:MY CD 专辑介绍: 富特文格勒指挥的贝多芬, 在二战中的录音,共4张CD,十分珍贵, 值得收藏. 由Music & Arts出版发行. Amazon.ca These may be the most gripping performances of Beethoven's symphonies you'll ever hear. No, not necessarily the most enjoyable or even the most accurate, but gripping--to say the least. In these wartime performances of Symphonies Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 9, Wilhelm Furtwängler is at his most expressive, angry self. Conducting six of the world's greatest symphonies for audiences in Nazi Germany, Furtwängler has an inner turmoil that seems to shoot straight through his baton. He drives the Vienna and Berlin Philharmonics to the edge of disaster, but miraculously they keep up--rising to the occasion. The Eroica and the Ninth are particularly emotion-filled; the latter features the great Bruno Kittel Choir and the BPO in fine form, but they--like everyone else here--are overshadowed by the conductor's bipolar mood swings and furious pacings. Brace yourself. These are shocking, awesome, thought-provoking performances that--thanks to a great remastering--have never sounded better. --Jason Verlinde Product Description These are the best World War II performances of Beethoven's symphonies under the baton of Furtw„ngler. Previously released versions on our label were acclaimed in Fanfare, American Record Guide, Pulse!, Absolute Sound, Diapason, Musica, and numerous other journals. Symphony No. 9 has been completely re-mastered for this edition by Aaron Z. Snyder from a new source and sounds better than any prior issue. ----------------------------------------------------------------------以上来源于Amazon的描述 "One thing becomes ever clearer, and that is that a complete understanding of the genius of Beethoven is impossible without some acquaintance with Furtwängler's incandescent readings, before, during or after World War II; Music & Arts' digital remastering is impeccable." --Octavio Roca in San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle "Wartime Beethoven concerts of intense power and thought [Furtwängler's] music-making reflects the anguish of his heart, the sincerity of a tormented soul who glorified Beethoven as the collective conscience of his race." --Gary Lemco in Audiophile Auditions These are the best World War II performances of Beethoven's symphonies under the baton of Furtwängler. Previously released versions on our label were acclaimed in Fanfare, American Record Guide, Pulse!, Absolute Sound, Diapason, Musica, and numerous other journals. They have been completely re-mastered by Internationally acclaimed engineer Maggi Payne for this edition and sound better than any prior issue. CD-4049(4) FURTW ÄNGLER CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN: THE BEST OF THE WORLD WAR II LEGACY IN NEW DIGITAL TRANSFERS. CD #1 - 76:04, Symphony #3 in Eb, Op. 55 (VPO, 19/20 Dec. 1944); Overture to "Coriolan," Op. 6 (BPO 27/30 June 1943); Overture #3 to "Leonore," Op. 72 (VPO, 2 June 1944). CD #2 - 76:49, Symphony #5 in c, Op. 67 (BPO, 27/30 June 1943); Symphony #6 in F, Op. 68 (BPO, 20/22 March 1944). CD #3 - 73:26, Symphony #4 in Bb, Op. 60 (BPO, 27/30 June 1943); Symphony #7 in A, Op. 92 (BPO, 31 Oct./3 Nov. 1943). CD #4 - 73:12, Symphony #9 in D-minor, Op. 125 with Tilla Briem (soprano), Elisabeth Höngen (contralto), Peter Anders (tenor), Rudolf Watzke (bass), and the Philharmonic Choir (BPO, 22/24 March 1942). (AAD) UPC# 0-17685-40492-4. Special 4 CDs for the price of 3! -----------------------------------------------------------------------以上来源于Music & Arts的产品描述
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