Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphonien Nr.1-9 (mit Blu-ray Audio)
Symphonien Nr.1-9 (mit Blu-ray Audio)
Gundula Janowitz, Hilde Rössel-Majdan, Waldemar Kmentt, Walter Berry, Wiener Singverein, Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan
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(24bit / 96kHz-Remastering)
+Blu-ray Audio mit den Symphonien Nr. 1-9 in 24bit / 96kHz-Qualität sowie Probenausschnitten zur Symphonie Nr. 9
- Künstler:
- Gundula Janowitz, Hilde Rössel-Majdan, Waldemar Kmentt, Walter Berry, Wiener Singverein, Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan
- Label:
- DGG, ADD, 1961/1962
- UPC/EAN:
- 0028947934424
- Erscheinungstermin:
- 6.7.2018
Weitere Ausgaben von Symphonien Nr.1-9 |
Preis |
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5 CDs | EUR 22,99* |
5 CDs, (mit Blu-ray Audio) | EUR 36,99* |
6 CDs | EUR 12,99* |
5 CDs | EUR 44,99* |
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Die neun Beethoven Symphonien in der legendären Einspielung Herbert von Karajans mit den Berliner Philharmonikern aus dem Jahr 1963 auf fünf CDs + einer Blu-ray Audio, remastert in 24 bit / 96 kHz. Karajan hat sämtliche Symphonien von Beethoven mehrfach eingespielt, die Aufnahme von 1963 aus der Jesus-Christus-Kirche in Berlin gilt nach Kritikermeinung als die Beste.
THE FAMOUS 1963 KARAJAN BEETHOVEN SYMPHONIES (adapted from Richard Osborne’s brilliant booklet note, attached) · Karajan recorded the Complete Symphonies of Beethoven no fewer than 4 times for DG, but this first 1963 recording was financially the most daring, artistically the most radical, and commercially the most successful. · It was estimated that over 100, 000 boxes would have to be sold if Deutsche Grammophon’s gargantuan 1.5 million Deutschmark investment was to be recouped. The head of a rival company predicted that Deutsche Grammophon was heading for “a colossal financial catastrophe”. · By 1973 nearly one million sets had been sold, ten times the original breakeven estimate. 50 years on from its original launch, the set remains the best-selling Beethoven cycle of all time. · The 1963 Berlin set dazzled like no other, aided in no small measure by the clean, clear, daringly “lit” recordings made in Berlin’s Jesus-Christus-Kirche by the young Günter Hermanns whose debut as Karajan’s principal recording engineer this was. · Critics and the record-buying public were enthused above all by the urgency and beauty of the music-making and by a fierce sense of joy which reached its apogee in a thrillingly played and eloquently sung account of the finale of the epic Ninth Symphony.
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THE FAMOUS 1963 KARAJAN BEETHOVEN SYMPHONIES (adapted from Richard Osborne’s brilliant booklet note, attached) · Karajan recorded the Complete Symphonies of Beethoven no fewer than 4 times for DG, but this first 1963 recording was financially the most daring, artistically the most radical, and commercially the most successful. · It was estimated that over 100, 000 boxes would have to be sold if Deutsche Grammophon’s gargantuan 1.5 million Deutschmark investment was to be recouped. The head of a rival company predicted that Deutsche Grammophon was heading for “a colossal financial catastrophe”. · By 1973 nearly one million sets had been sold, ten times the original breakeven estimate. 50 years on from its original launch, the set remains the best-selling Beethoven cycle of all time. · The 1963 Berlin set dazzled like no other, aided in no small measure by the clean, clear, daringly “lit” recordings made in Berlin’s Jesus-Christus-Kirche by the young Günter Hermanns whose debut as Karajan’s principal recording engineer this was. · Critics and the record-buying public were enthused above all by the urgency and beauty of the music-making and by a fierce sense of joy which reached its apogee in a thrillingly played and eloquently sung account of the finale of the epic Ninth Symphony.
Rezensionen
J.Matzner in FonoForum 4/63: "Man meint hier eine innere, künstlerisch fruchtbare Spannung zu spüren zwischen dem kernigvollen, leuchtend warmen, zugleich samten verhaltenen Klang der Philharmoniker und dem nobel-schlanken, verrundeten, unablässlig gleitenden Tönefluß Karajans."Penguin Guide: "Die Aufnahmen der neun Symphonien Ludwig van Beethovens mit den Berliner Philharmonikern und Karajan in den Jahren 1961/62 stellen einen Meilenstein in der Geschichte der Schallplatte dar."
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Tracklisting
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Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21
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1 1. Adagio molto - Allegro con brio (Original Version)
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2 2. Andante cantabile con moto (Original Version)
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3 3. Menuetto Allegro molto e vivace (Original Version)
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4 4. Finale Adagio - Allegro molto e vivace (Original Version)
Symphony No.2 in D, Op.36
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5 1. Adagio molto - Allegro con brio (Original Version)
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6 2. Larghetto (Original Version)
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7 3. Scherzo. Allegro (Original Version)
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8 4. Allegro molto (Original Version)