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Type
Cd (musik)
Format
5 cd'er i bog, 1 disc, blu-ray audio
Genre
klassiske symfonier
Emneord
Emnetal
78.411 (Orkestermusik uden soloinstrumenter)
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Indhold
Symfoni nr. 1, C-dur, opus 21Symfoni nr. 2, D-dur, opus 36Symfoni nr. 3, Es-dur, opus 55Symfoni nr. 4, B-dur, opus 60Symfoni nr. 5, c-mol, opus 67Symfoni nr. 6, F-dur, opus 68Symfoni nr. 7, A-dur, opus 92Symfoni nr. 8, F-dur, opus 93Symfoni nr. 9, d-mol, opus 125
Beskrivelse
Indspillet i Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin-Dahlem 1961-1962...
Forlag
Deutsche Grammophon
Målgruppe
voksenmaterialer
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MusicWeb international, 2014 August
"Since these recordings were first issued there has been a veritable flood of Beethoven recordings. Yet I hope that the very limited comparisons I've made and my comments on all the readings indicate that even fifty-one years later these Karajan recordings occupy an important place in the catalogue. Hearing them for the first time as an integral cycle has been a fascinating and rewarding experience. I can understand why they were so highly regarded in 1963: they deserve no less in 2014"
MusicWeb international, 2014 August
The gramophone classical music guide, 2009
"Outstanding performance: Dating from 1961-2, Karajan's second cycle was the first cycle recorded and released as such. It's still fresh and imaginative, boasting a real sense of discovery and excitement ... The playing of the new rejuvenated BPO dazzled throughout, as did Günther Hermann's recordings: clean and clear, and daringly 'lit', with a bright shimmer of reverberation"
Presto classical, 2018-08-24
"Presto favourites - Recommended recording: Karajan recorded the Complete Symphonies of Beethoven no fewer than 4 times for DG, but this first 1963 recording was financially the most daring, artistically the most radical, and commercially the most successful ... I'm sure it's possible to fill several pages simply discussing the relative merits of Herbert von Karajan's various recordings of the complete symphonies with the Berlin Philharmonic, but in the end I've plumped for the set first released in 1963. There's an intensity to the Funeral March of the Eroica, a warmth to the Pastoral and a grandeur to the Ninth that amazes me every time, with none of the heaviness that arguably crept into some of his later accounts with the same orchestra ... Presentation is a unique deluxe package full of nostalgic touches and rare Karajan photos ... Exemplary in every respect"
Presto classical, 2018-08-24