Richard Wagner
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Tetralogy `Der Ring des Nibelungen.` Part IV: Opera `Götterdämmerung` (1848-74), WWV 86d
Joseph Keilberth (conductor), Max Lorenz (tenor), Josef Greindl (bass) , Orchester der Bayreuther Festspiele 
16 August 1952. Çèãôðèä - Max Lorenz, Ãóíòåð - Hermann Uhde, Õàãåí - Josef Greindl, Àëüáåðèõ - Gustav Neidlinger, Áðóíãèëüäà - Astrid Varnay, Ãóäðóíà - Martha Moedl, Âàëüòðàóò - Rut Siewert, Âîãëèíäà - Erika Zimmermann, Âåëüãóíäà - Hanna Ludwig, Ôëîñõèëüäà - Herta Toepper, 1-ÿ íîðíà - Rut Siewert, 2-ÿ íîðíà - Melanie Bugarinovic, 3-ÿ íîðíà - Martha Moedl.
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Richard Wagner
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Opera `Tristan und Isolde` (overtures, arias, fragments), WWV 90
Wilhelm Furtwängler (conductor), Anny Koneczny (soprano), Max Lorenz (tenor), Margarete Klose (contralto) , Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper
Fragments of the performance of the Vienna State Opera on January 2, 1943 (140 min.). Dir.V.Furtwengler. A.Konecny (Isolde), M.Lorenz (Tristan), M.Klose (Brangwena). Herbert ALSEN (King Mark), Paul SCHEFFLER (Kurvenal), Georg Monti (Melot), Karl Ettl (navigator), Willy Fran (young sailor), Herman Gallos (shepherd).
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Alban Berg
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Opera `Wozzeck` (1914-1922), Op. 7
Karl Böhm (conductor), Walter Berry (baritone), Christel Goltz (soprano), Max Lorenz (tenor) , Wiener Philharmoniker, Vienna State Opera Choir 
Live - 25 November 1955 - with Murray Dickie, Peter Klein, Karl Donch
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Richard Wagner
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Opera `Tannhäuser` (vocal fragments), WWV 70
Artur Rother (conductor), Max Lorenz (tenor), Maria Reining
1943. Episodes (from Act 2, Sc. 2 and 3
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Richard Strauss
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Opera `Ariadne auf Naxos` (1911-1912; 1915-1916), op. 60
Karl Böhm (conductor), Irmgard Seefried (soprano), Max Lorenz (tenor), Erich Kunz (baritone) , Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper, Vienna State Opera Choir 
1944, Vienna - Prologue. Ariadne - Maria Reining, Komponist - Irmgard Seefried, Zerbinetta - Alda Noni, Bacchus - Max Lorenz, Musiklehrer - Paul Schöffler, Harlekin - Erich Kunz, Truffaldin - Marjan Rus, Brighella - Peter Klein, Scaramuchio - Richard Sallaba, Najade - Emmy Loose, Dryade - Melanie Frutschnigg, Echo - Elisabeth Rutgers, Haushofmeister - Alfred Muzzarelli.
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Richard Strauss
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Opera `Salome` (1902-1905), op. 54
Joseph Keilberth (conductor), Inge Borkh , Max Lorenz (tenor), Hans Hotter (bas-baritone) , Bayerische Staatsoper Orchester
Live - 21 July 1951 - Munich - with Irmgard Barth, Lorenz Fehenberger, Katja Sabo
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Richard Wagner
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Tetralogy `Der Ring des Nibelungen.` Part II: Opera `Die Walküre`, WWV 86b
Joseph Keilberth (conductor), Martha Moedl , Max Lorenz (tenor), Hilde Scheppan (soprano)
Bayreuth, 1954. Dir. Josef Kailbert. Marta Medl (Sieglinde), Max Lorenz (Sigmund), Josef Grindl (Hunding), Astrid Varnai (Brunhilda), Hans Hotter (Wotan), Georgina von Milinkovich (Fricka), Herta Wilfred, Birgit Nilsson, Elisabeth Schertel, Maria von Ilosvay, Hilde Scheppan, Gisella Litz, G. von Milinkovich, Hetty Plumacher (Valkyries).
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Richard Wagner
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Opera `Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg ` (1845-67), WWV 96
Wilhelm Furtwängler (conductor), Maria Müller (soprano), Max Lorenz (tenor), Josef Greindl (bass) , Orchester der Bayreuther Festspiele
1943 - Live - Bayreuth Festival - (Quintet missing) - Jaro Prohaska (Sachs), Max Lorenz (Walther), Maria Muller (Eva), Josef Greindl (Pogner), Eugen Fuchs (Beckmesser), Fritz Krenn (Kothner), Camilla Kallab (Magdalena), Erich Zimmermann (David) - Bayreuth Festival Chorus
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Richard Wagner
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Opera `Tristan und Isolde` (1854-59), WWV 90
Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt (conductor), Max Lorenz (tenor), Margarete Klose (contralto) , NDR Radiophilharmonie
Broadcast - 16 December 1949 - with Gottlob Frick, Carl Kronenberg, Peter Markwort, Kurt Marschner, Gustav Neidlinger, Walter Geisler - NDR Hamburg Chorus
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Gottfried von Einem
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Opera `Der Prozeß` (1952)
Karl Böhm (conductor), Max Lorenz (tenor) , Wiener Philharmoniker 
Premiere recording. Recorded: August 17, 1953, Salzburg.
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Richard Wagner
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Tetralogy `Der Ring des Nibelungen.` Part II: Opera `Die Walküre` (fragments), WWV 86b
Max Lorenz (tenor)
Act I - Winterstürme. Recorded: March 12, 1928, Berlin.
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