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: Symphony No. 1 In B Flat Major, Op. 38 'Spring' ()
: Symphony No. 4 In D Minor, Op. 120 ()
: Symphony No. 9 In C Major, D.944 'The Great' ()
2-5: Overture: Oberon, J. 306 (8:53)
: Don Giovanni, K. 527 ()
6-1: Salome, Op. 54 ? Ah! Du Wolltest Mich Nicht Deinen Mund Küssen Lassen (Closing Scene) (14:2)
6-2: Ah! Perfido - Concert Aria, Op. 65 (12:56)
6-3: Oberon, J. 306 ? Ozean! Du Ungeheuer! (9:13)
: Symphony No. 94 In G Major, Hob.I:94 'Surprise' (22:16)
: Symphony No. 99 In E Flat Major, Hob.I:99 (21:57)
: Symphony No. 8 In B Minor, D. 759 'Unfinished' (26:51)
: Symphony No. 1, Op. 28 'Philadelphia' (16:35)
: Symphony No. 1 In C Minor, Op. 68 (42:53)
10-1: An Der Schönen Blauen Donau, Op. 314 (8:48)
10-2: Accelerationen, Op. 234 (8:27)
10-3: Kaiserwalzer, Op. 437 (9:58)
10-4: Rosen Aus Dem Suden, Op. 388 (8:00)
10-5: Pizzicato Polka (2:43)
10-6: Frühlingsstimmen, Op. 410 (5:55)
10-7: Dorfschwalben Aus Österreich, Op. 164 (5:33)
: Symphony No. 5 In E Minor, Op. 64, TH.29 ()
: Das Lied Von Der Erde - Symphonie Für Eine Tenor- Und Eine Alt- (Oder Bariton-) Stimme Und Orchester = The Song Of The Earth - Symphony For Tenor, Contralto (or Baritone) And Orchestra ()
: Symphony No. 36 In C Major, K. 425 'Linz' ()
: Symphony No. 21 In A Major, K. 134 ()
: Symphony No. 29 In A Major, K. 201 ()
: Symphony No. 27 In G Major, K. 199 ()
: Symphony No. 22 In C Major, K. 162 ()
: Symphony No. 30 In D Major, K. 202 ()
: Symphony No. 23 In D Major, K. 181 [K. 162b] ()
: Symphony No. 28 In C Major, K. 200 ()
: Symphony No. 25 In G Minor, K. 183 ()
: Symphony No. 24 In B Flat Major, K. 182 ()
: Symphony No. 26 In E Flat Major, K. 184 ()
: Symphony No. 38 In D Major, K. 504 'Prague' ()
: Symphony No. 31 In D Major, K. 297 'Paris' ()
17-7: Andante In G Major (Second Version Of The Slow Movement For K. 297 ? First Edition) (4:48)
: Symphony No. 32 In G Major, K. 318 (Overture In G) ()
: Symphony No. 34 In C Major, K. 338 ()
: Symphony No. 33 In B Flat Major, K. 319 ()
: Rehearsal for Symphony No. 33 in B flat major, K. 319 ()
: Symphony No. 39 In E Flat Major, K. 543 ()
: Symphony No. 40 In G Minor, K. 550 ()
: Symphony No. 41 In C Major, K. 551 'Jupiter' ()
: Symphony No. 35 In D Major, K. 385 'Haffner' ()
: Symphony No. 41 in C major, K. 551 'Jupiter' ()
: Symphony No. 35 In D Major, K. 385 'Haffner' () |
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| | Description: | Mozart was Josef Krips's yardstick in music: 'My maxim is that everything has to sound as though it were by Mozart, or it will be a bad performance. ' Collected here are his Mozart symphony recordings with the Concertgebouworkest for Philips (1972-73), including a rehearsal sequence for Symphony No. 33, as well as the celebrated 1955 Vienna Don Giovanni for Decca. These are surrounded by the rare 'live' recording of Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, his stereo Decca recordings of symphonies by Haydn, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms and Tchaikovsky, and a previously unpublished overture by Weber. LIMITED EDITION. By the time stereo technology had become standard in the mid-1950s, Josef Krips had built an impressive recorded legacy for Decca documented in a companion set of mono recordings from Eloquence (Josef Krips Edition - Volume 1). Decca captured the conductor in several stereo remakes of canon repertoire - the last two symphonies of Schubert, Schumann's Fourth, the 'Haffner' and 'Jupiter' of Mozart - always with something deeper and wiser to say about repertoire which he had been exploring for 40 years and more, affording absorbing comparisons with his mono versions. Complementing his mono-era version of Mozart's Die Entführung aus dem Serail, Krips recorded a stereo Don Giovanni, now with a more international, less Viennese cast headed by the vocally sensuous Don of Cesare Siepi and complemented by Fernando Corena as Leporello. Other vocal treasures in the set include Inge Borkh on imperious form in Beethoven, Weber and the closing scene of Strauss's Salome. Also located in the Decca archive was a stereo recording of Weber's Oberon Overture, now published for the first time. With the Vienna Symphony Orchestra we have a live recording of Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde with star soloists Fritz Wunderlich and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. Too little of Krips's work outside the Austro-German canon was preserved on record, as the beautifully moulded shape and definition of his 1958 Vienna Philharmonic version of Tchaikovsky's Fifth demonstrates. You would easily guess from it that Mozart was Krips's yardstick in music, and for Philips he finally made a thorough-going survey of the mid-period and mature symphonies, from No. 21 onwards, which he had performed throughout his life. When released in France in harness with the early symphonies led by Marriner, the set included Krips leading a rehearsal sequence of Symphony No. 33 with his characteristically affable authority, and this has been released internationally for the first time on CD. As for the symphonies themselves, Krips sustains them with a natural warmth and breathing pulse that has always placed them in the top rank of 'traditional' performances. The conductor's legacy is addressed in a new essay by Niek Nelissen. Photos and original jackets evoke the 50s and 60s as much as Krips's music-making.This Edition: ? 2024 Decca Music Group Limited. Artwork © 2024 Universal Music Australia Pty. Ltd. Marketed in Australasia by Universal Classics & Jazz, a division of the Universal Music Group under exclusive licence. Made in Australia.
Editor's Note: Used the | character to separate parts or acts that ordinarily call for a Header, but is not used here, to keep complete works under a single Index Track.
CD 1 56:05
Recording Location: Kingsway Hall, London, UK, 15 & 19 October 1956 (Symphony No. 4),
23-24 May 1957 (Symphony No. 1)
Original Decca Release: SXL 2223: July 1960 (also released in mono on LXT 5347: December 1957)
? 1960 Decca Music Group Limited
CD 2 58:37
Recording Location: Kingsway Hall, London, UK, 21-23 May 1958
Original Decca Release: SXL 2045 (Schubert): November 1958 (also released in mono on LXT 5471: February 1959)
? 1958 (Schubert), 2024 (Weber) Decca Music Group Limited
Track 5 (Weber Oberon Overture) Previously unpublished ? First-ever release (allocated band number AR24745)
CD 3 44:33 | CD 4 42:50 | CD 5 79:05
Recording Location: Redoutensaal, Vienna, Austria, 6-21 June 1955
Original Decca Release: SXL 2117-20: May 1959 (also released in mono on LXT 5103-6: October 1955)
? 1959 Decca Music Group Limited
CD 6 36:49
Recording Location: Sofiensaal, Vienna, Austria, 19-21 June 1956
Original Decca [London] Release: OS 25102: May 1960 (allocated a Decca stereo catalogue number [SXL 2146] but released in Europe in mono only, on LXT 5250: January 1957)
? 1960 Decca Music Group Limited
Track 1 (Strauss Salome Closing Scene) First international CD release in stereo on Decca
CD 7 44:33
Recording Location: Sofiensaal, Vienna, Austria, 9-14 September 1957
Original Decca Release: SXL 2098: September 1959 (also released in mono on LXT 5418: May 1958)
? 1959 Decca Music Group Limited
CD 8 43:36
Recording Location: Sofiensaal, Vienna, Austria, 20-21 March 1969
Original Decca Release: SXL 6418: January 1970
? 1970 Decca Music Group Limited
CD 9 42:52
Recording Location: Sofiensaal, Vienna, Austria, The "Josef Krips-Edition vol. 2: 1955-1973" CD is a remarkable collection that showcases the artistry of conductor Josef Krips during his prolific years with world-renowned orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (WPhO), Concertgebouworkest, and London Symphony Orchestra. This edition features masterful interpretations of classical repertoire, reflecting Krips' signature clarity, warmth, and musical insight. As one of the most respected conductors of the twentieth century, Josef Krips was celebrated for his refined approach to Mozart and Beethoven as well as his ability to bring out nuanced performances from leading ensembles across Europe. His collaborations have left an indelible mark on recorded music history. The release comes from Australian Eloquence, a label known for its dedication to high-quality reissues and expertly curated collections that appeal both to collectors and new listeners alike. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
ELQ4844829 |
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