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Disc 01
Sinfonie Nr. 8 (alte Nr. 9) C-Dur D 944 "Große C-Dur Sinfonie" 01. Bernstein, Leonard "1. Andante - Allegro ma non troppo" 02. Bernstein, Leonard "2. Andante con moto" 03. Bernstein, Leonard "3. Scherzo: Allegro vivace - Trio" 04. Bernstein, Leonard "4. Finale: Allegro vivace"
Disc 02
"Dirigenten bei der Probe" - Leonard Bernstein probt mit dem BRSO (Sinfonie Nr. 8 C-Dur D 944 "Große C-Dur-Sinfonie) 01. Schloffer, Friedrich "Dirigenten bei der Probe - Einleitung" 02. Schloffer, Friedrich "Beginn der Probe" 03. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Dieselbe Sache..."" 04. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Decrescendo heißt forte"" 05. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Hier bei B..."" 06. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Dieser H?hepunkt aber..."" 07. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Von einer cort?ge spricht Leonard Bernstein immer wieder."" 08. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Ich habe die Einleitung in meinem Leben nie sch?ner geh?rt."" 09. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Es gibt ein Art Schubert Jazz..."" 10. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Das war so sch?n bisher..."" 11. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Bernstein l?sst das weg..."" 12. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Ich m?chte die H?rner nicht verdoppeln, weil sie so gut und stark sind."" 13. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Das ist eine wundervolle Idee von Schubert."" 14. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Es ist so schrecklich schwer, gute Musik zu machen, aber es lohnt sich..."" 15. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Und damit beginnt nach der Durchführung die Reprise des ersten Satzes."" 16. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Es kommt mehr Schubert Jazz..."" 17. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Es liegt zwischen einem Marsch und einem Wiegenlied."" 18. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Ich habe zu viel gemacht..."" 19. Schloffer, Friedrich ""Ein Dirigent verausgabt sich..."" 20. Schloffer, Friedrich ""...wie immer bei Schubert...""
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| | Description: | Leonard Bernstein conducted regularly in Munich from the 1980s onwards. It was during this time that he came to appreciate and love the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in particular. In October 1976, Bernstein had appeared with an all-Beethoven programme, and in 1983 he began a series of annual concerts with the orchestra. In 1987, he rehearsed Franz Schubert's Great C Major Symphony, which was performed in the Congress Hall of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. This BR-KLASSIK CD features not only the live recording of this concert event but also a rehearsal recording on a bonus CD, 'Conductors in Rehearsal,' which has been preserved in the sound archives of Bavarian Radio. Bernstein's warmth and friendliness, as well as his astonishingly good German, are most impressive. Franz Schubert most probably composed his Great C Major Symphony in Bad Gastein in the summer of 1825. Chronologically speaking, it is his eighth symphony, although it is still sometimes referred to as his ninth. It can be assumed that Schubert, who had witnessed the first performance of of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in Vienna in 1824, wanted to be on an artistic level with his much older colleague. He dedicated his work to the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Vienna, in whose archives the score can be traced back to the end of 1826. However, it was not until 1839 â?? after Schubert's death â?? that the history of its performance began, after Robert Schumann became aware of the work and organised its publication. In 1840, after the posthumous first performance by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra conducted by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy on March 21, 1839, Schumann formulated one of the most famous quotations about Schubertâ??s symphony, that of its 'heavenly length'. Because of the value the composer himself attached to it, and to distinguish it from the much shorter Sixth Symphony in the same key (therefore often referred to as the 'Little C major'), it was titled 'The Great'. The live recording was made on June 13 and 14, 1987 in the Congress Hall of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. In the rehearsal recording â??Conductors in Rehearsal â?? Leonard Bernstein rehearses with the BRSO in Germanâ?, Friedrich Schloffer (narrator) and Johannes Ritzkowsky (horn) can be heard alongside Bernstein. - Leonard Bernstein conducted regularly in Munich from the 1980s onwards. It was during this time that he came to appreciate and love the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in particular. In October 1976, Bernstein had appeared with an all-Beethoven programme, and in 1983 he began a series of annual concerts with the orchestra. In 1987, he rehearsed Franz Schubert's Great C Major Symphony, which was performed in the Congress Hall of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. This BR-KLASSIK CD features not only the live recording of this concert event but also a rehearsal recording on a bonus CD, "Conductors in Rehearsal, " which has been preserved in the sound archives of Bavarian Radio. Bernstein's warmth and friendliness, as well as his astonishingly good German, are most impressive. Franz Schubert most probably composed his Great C Major Symphony in Bad Gastein in the summer of 1825. Chronologically speaking, it is his eighth symphony, although it is still sometimes referred to as his ninth. It can be assumed that Schubert, who had witnessed the first performance of of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in Vienna in 1824, wanted to be on an artistic level with his much older colleague. He dedicated his work to the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Vienna, in whose archives the score can be traced back to the end of 1826. However, it was not until 1839 - after Schubert's death - that the history of it's performance began, after Robert Schumann became aware of the work and organised it's publication. In 1840, after the posthumous first performance by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra conducted by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy on March 21, 1839, Schumann formulated one of the most famous quotations about Schubert's symphony, that of it's "heavenly length". Because of the value the composer himself attached to it, and to distinguish it from the much shorter Sixth Symphony in the same key (therefore often referred to as the "Little C major"), it was titled "The Great".The live recording was made on June 13 and 14, 1987 in the Congress Hall of the Deutsches Museum in Munich. In the rehearsal recording "Conductors in Rehearsal - Leonard Bernstein rehearses with the BRSO in German", Friedrich Schloffer (narrator) and Johannes Ritzkowsky can be heard alongside Bernstein. | | | Playtime: |
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