Adam / Tavela / King / Silja / Burmeister / Klempe -Der fliegende Holländer (GA) -UraniaArts CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

Disc 01
Der fliegende Holl?nder (Oper in 3 Akten) (Querschnitt)

01. "Ouvertüre"

02. "Hojohe! Hallojo! (1. Akt)"

03. "Mit Gewitter und Sturm aus fernem Meer (1. Akt)"

04. "Die Frist ist um (1. Akt)"

05. "He! Holla! Steuermann! (1. Akt)"

06. "Durch Sturm und b?sen Wind verschlagen (1. Akt)"

07. "Wie? H?r ich recht? Meine Tochter sein Weib! (1. Akt)"

08. "Wenn aus den Qualen Schreckgewalten (1. Akt)"

09. "Südwind! Südwind (1. Akt)"

10. "Interlude"

11. "Chor: Summ' und brumm', du gutes R?dchen (2. Akt)"

12. "Johohoe! Hohohohoe! (2. Akt)"

13. "Bei b?sem Wind und Sturmeswuth (2. Akt)"

14. "Vor Anker alle sieben Jahr (2. Akt)"

Disc 02

01. "Ich sei's, die dich durch ihre Treu' erl?se (1. Akt)"

02. "Bleib', Senta! Bleib' nur einen Augenblick (1. Akt)"

03. "Senta, lass dir vertrau'n! (1. Akt)"

04. "Ach, m?chtest du, bleicher Seeman, sie finden (1. Akt)"

05. "M?gst du, mein Kind, den fremden Mann (1. Akt)"

06. "Wie aus der Ferne l?ngst vergang' ner Zeiten (1. Akt)"

07. "Wirst du des Vaters Wahl nicht schelten? (1. Akt)"

08. "Du bist ein Engel, eines Engels Liebe (1. Akt)"

09. "Interlude"

10. "Chor: Steuermann, lass' die Wacht! (3. Akt)"

11. "Was musst' ich h?ren! Gott, was musst' ich seh'n (3. Akt)"

12. "Senta! Oh Senta, leugnest du? (3. Akt)"

13. "Verloren! Ach! Verloren (3. Akt)"

14. "Erfahre das Geschickt, vor dem ich dich beahr' (3. Akt)"

15. "Zu Hilfe! Rettet! Rettet sie (3. Akt)"

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Extra-Infos:

Adam/ Tavela/ King/ Silja/ Burmeister/ Klemperer/ +

Description:

There are a variety of recordings of Wagner's "Dutchman," but this 1968 recording, directed by Klemperer and recorded on the BBC, is qualitatively still at the top of the discography. The conductor's analytical, powerful gaze on the work meets the vocal qualities of Theo Adam and James King. This recording is not identical to the production that Klemperer had recorded for EMI- this is the Dresden version of 1843, which differs in particular from the other editions during it's dramatic conclusion. Otto Klemperer was a conductor who was steeped in the tradition of great German music. He was particularly influenced by Gustav Mahler, and regularly conducted his works, even after his physical health had led him away from conducting frequently. His renditions are marked by their major dramatic strength, as is evidenced on the present release.

Manufacturer No.:

WS121356

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