Sym 1/Tragic Ovt/Alto Rhap: Johannes Brahms, Otto Klemperer, Philharmonia Orchestra, Christa Ludwig: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Tragic Overture, Op.81

2. Alto-Rhapsody, Op.53 - Christa Ludwig

3. I: Un Poco Sostenuto - Allegro

4. II: Andante Sostenuto

5. III: Un Poco Allegretto E Grazioso

6. IV: Adagio - Allegro Non Troppo Ma Con Brio

Sur ce CD :

Tragic Overture, in D minor, Op. 81
Compos� par Johannes Brahms
Jou� par Philharmonia Orchestra
Dirig� par Otto Klemperer
Alto Rhapsody, for alto, male chorus & orchestra, Op. 53
Compos� par Johannes Brahms
Jou� par Philharmonia Orchestra
avec Christa Ludwig
Dirig� par Otto Klemperer
Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68
Compos� par Johannes Brahms
Jou� par Philharmonia Orchestra
Dirig� par Otto Klemperer

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3.0�toiles sur 5 Solemn and ponderous, Jui 1 2004

Par	Anand Ramachandran (Bangalore, India) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

I don't understand why Klemperer's readings are described as "granitic" and "monumental". Slow and ponderous are better descriptions. I used to find Brahms 1 too solemn a work till I discovered Eugen Jochum's recording on EMI. Jochum with his flexible phrasing and tempi makes the music sing. I suggest all those who thing this is great to listen to Jochum. All one gets from Klemperer is a headache.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 otherworldly !, Mai 20 2004

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arguably the finest recording of Brahms 1st, utterly sweeping and majestic yet with unbelievable foundation and architecture which Klemperer is noted for. now reissued under EMI's great recordings of the century series with the rest of Klemp's Brahms. a must have period!

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5.0�toiles sur 5 None better, but one among many fine recordings, D�c 10 2003

Par	Tom Gossard (Los Angeles, CA United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires

Klemperer is among my favorite conductors and his Brahms First is among the best, but I favor owning more than just one recording. Many oustanding ones are available, each with it's strongly individual point of view. Klemperer's for me is a noble reading with astonishing craft, integrity and transparency and great solo and ensemble playing, yet is also classically restrained and sober. His reading may not satisfy everyone. Equally fine is Walter's that for me is more passionately lyrical, lovingly phrased and full of sentiment in the best sense of the word. Toscanini's with NBC Symphony (I haven't heard his other recording, with the same orchestra as Klemperer's) has a taut, tensile lyricism, eloquent and intensely dramatic. Furtwaengler's is characteristically mystical sounding and emotionally compelling. In sum, Brahms is worthy of many points of view. Klemperer's isn't the only possible approach. If it doesn't satisfy you, keep shopping! :)

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5.0�toiles sur 5 Among the elite
Over the years, the terms monumental, Olympian and granitic have been used to describe Klemperer's performance of the Brahms First Symphony. Read more

Publi� le Mai 23 2003 par Jeffrey Lee

5.0�toiles sur 5 Deliberate and Majestic
Klemperer's recording of the Brahms First Symphony is notable for its majesty and deliberate tempo. The first movement is authoritative and yet gathers enough momentum for the... Read more

Publi� le Avril 5 2002 par Clement

5.0�toiles sur 5 The Tenth Symphony
The great 19th century conductor Hans von Bulow called the Brahms First Symphony in C Minor "the tenth symphony" to indicate his belief that it was a worthy successor to... Read more

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