Toscanini Heldenleben etc

Although Toscanini conducted Richard Strauss’ Ein Heldenleben on several occasions with the New York Philharmonic and Philadelphia Orchestras, he only led it once during his

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Oue Strauss Heldenleben

Eiji Oue embarks upon Richard Strauss’ heroic journey from a lofty, lyrical vantage point, similar to Karajan’s three recorded Heldenlebens, but with clearer orchestral balances

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Celi Strauss and Respighi

Control was Sergiu Celibidache’s strength and weakness. He had a remarkable ability, even genius for conveying his innermost desires to the orchestras he conducted, calibrating

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Klemp Mahler 9 EMI

Otto Klemperer’s Mahler Ninth enjoys something of a cult following, particularly in France, where its grim lack of sentimentality and unflinching willingness to expose the

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