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Mozart: Don GiovanniCD-Charts > Music > Voices from: Sony Release Date August 23, 1994 This is a superlative 'Don Giovanni' and one of my favorite live opera recordings -- though, for that reason, it might not be your first choice. Or could it? Mitropoulos is stunning throughout: he takes over where Furtwangler left off, and leads the Wiener Philharmoniker with admirable finesse and showmanship. The cast is one of the finest ever assembled, rivaled only by Giulini's crew for EMI. This 1956 performance was a magical night of the golden age of European opera, preserved here for anyone who loves exceptional Mozart singing. Essential. Siepi isn't my favorite Don (he isn't my favorite Figaro, either), but I daresay nobody knows this opera or the title role better than he. His famously masculine, excessively brash ... Read More: |
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Shamrocks & HeatherCD-Charts > Music > Voices Release Date This is a superlative 'Don Giovanni' and one of my favorite live opera recordings -- though, for that reason, it might not be your first choice. Or could it? Mitropoulos is stunning throughout: he takes over where Furtwangler left off, and leads the Wiener Philharmoniker with admirable finesse and showmanship. The cast is one of the finest ever assembled, rivaled only by Giulini's crew for EMI. This 1956 performance was a magical night of the golden age of European opera, preserved here for anyone who loves exceptional Mozart singing. Essential. Siepi isn't my favorite Don (he isn't my favorite Figaro, either), but I daresay nobody knows this opera or the title role better than he. His famously masculine, excessively brash ... Read More: |
Verdi - La Traviata / Maria Callas · di Stefano · Bastianini · GiuliniCD-Charts > Music > Voices by: Giuseppe Verdi, Carlo Maria Giulini, Maria Callas, Giuseppe di Stefano, Ettore Bastianini, Silvio Maionica, Luisa Mandelli, Franco Ricciardi, Arturo LaPorta, Giuseppe Zampieri, Silvana Zanolli, Antonio Zerbini Release Date January 18, 1991 This is a superlative 'Don Giovanni' and one of my favorite live opera recordings -- though, for that reason, it might not be your first choice. Or could it? Mitropoulos is stunning throughout: he takes over where Furtwangler left off, and leads the Wiener Philharmoniker with admirable finesse and showmanship. The cast is one of the finest ever assembled, rivaled only by Giulini's crew for EMI. This 1956 performance was a magical night of the golden age of European opera, preserved here for anyone who loves exceptional Mozart singing. Essential. Siepi isn't my favorite Don (he isn't my favorite Figaro, either), but I daresay nobody knows this opera or the title role better than he. His famously masculine, excessively brash ... Read More: |
Fritz Kreisler & Sergei Rachmaninoff: Sonatas By Beethoven, Grieg & SchubertCD-Charts > Music > Voices from: RCA Release Date January 14, 1997 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
To Music: Isobel Baillie and Kathleen Ferrier Sing Arias & Duets (1941-46)CD-Charts > Music > Voices from: Apr UK Release Date March 18, 1997 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
Modest Mussorgsky: Boris GodunovCD-Charts > Music > Voices from: Angel Records Release Date January 18, 1994 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
I'm Italy - Alla Mia CittaCD-Charts > Music > Voices by: Luciano Pavarotti Release Date 1985 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
The Danny Boy CollectionCD-Charts > Music > Voices from: The Beautiful Music Company Release Date 1994 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
Pavarotti's Opera Made Easy: My Favorite PucciniCD-Charts > Music > Voices from: Polygram Records Release Date August 23, 1994 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
Mattia Battistini Complete Recordings, Vol. 1 (1902-11)CD-Charts > Music > Voices from: Romophone Release Date December 09, 1997 These are probably some of Kreisler's best recordings. Unlikely pair with Rachmaninoff turned out to be a most happy one. Kreisler's vivacious, sunny quality blends beautifully with Rachmaninoff's robust, slavonic piano playing. Their recording of Beethoven #8 is lively and full of charm. The second movement (notoriously difficult movement to find the right tempo) is played with melting Viennese charm. The outer movements are dashing and Kreisler's magnificient trills are evident throughout. It is a performance that has never really been matched (Kreisler's later version with Franz Rupp was good, but not quite as well). Schubert is also excellent and only equalled by Arthur Grumiaux in the 1970's with Paul Crossley (yes, equalled, but ... Read More: |
