,  (Klemperer)
Otto Klemperer (conductor)





Soprano - Agnes Giebel, bass [No. 10] - Franz Crass. BBC Chorus (Chorus Master - Peter Gellhorn). Recorded: October 18-20, 1967, London.
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Evangelist - Peter Pears, Jesus - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Arias - Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa Ludwig, Nicolai Gedda, Walter Berry, Judas - John Carol Case, Arias, Petrus - Walter Berry, High Priest, 1st Priest, Pilate - Otakar Kraus, 1st Maid, Pilate’s Wife - Heather Harper, 2nd Maid, 1st Witness - Helen Watts, 2nd Priest - Geraint Evans. 2nd Witness - Wilfred Brown. Philharmonia Choir and Orchestra. Hampstead Parish Church boys choir. Recorded: January 1961, London.
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Don Giovanni - Nicolai Ghiaurov, Commendatore - Franz Crass, Donna Anna - Claire Watson, Don Ottavio - Nicolai Gedda, Donna Elvira - Christa Ludwig, Leporello - Walter Berry, Zerlina - Mirella Freni, Masetto - Paolo Montarsolo. 1966.
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Gottlob Frick, Nicolai Gedda, Franz Crass, Lucia Popp, Gundula Janowitz, Walter Berry, Ruth Margret Pütz, Gerhard Unger, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa Ludwig, Marga Höffgen. 1964.
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Figaro - Geraint Evans, Susanna - Reri Grist, Conte Almaviva - Gabriel Bacquier, Contessa Almaviva - Elisabeth Söderström, Cherubino - Teresa Berganza, Marcellina - Annelies Burmeister, Bartolo - Michael Langdon, Basilio - Werner Hollweg, Curzio - Willi Brokmeier, Antonio - Clifford Grant, Barbarina - Margaret Price. 1970.
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1.Ich bin der abhanden gekommen( lyric by Ruckert) 2.Um Mitternacht (lyric by Ruckert) 3. Das irdische Leben(lyric by Des Knaben Wunderhorn) 4. Ich atmet` einen linden Duft( lyric by Ruckert) 5. Wo die schonen Trompeten blasen(lyric by Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
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STEREO. Recorded on 29 October and 11-13 November 1959 at Studio No. 1, Abbey Road, London.
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Leonore - Christa Ludwig; Florestan - Jon Vickers; Rocco - Gottlob Frick; Don Pizarro - Walter Berry; Don Fernando - Franz Crass; Marzelline - Ingeborg Hallstein; Jaquino - Gerhard Unger; Erster Gefangener - Kurt Wehofschitz; Zweiter Gefangener - Raymond Wolanksy. 1962.
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Daniel Barenboim - piano. John Alldis Choir, New Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. EMI.
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Fiordiligi - Margaret Price, Dorabella - Yvonne Minton, Despina - Lucia Popp, Ferrando - Luigi Alva, Guglielmo - Geraint Evans, Don Alfonso - Hans Sotin. Orchestra - New Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor - Otto Klemperer. Chorus - John Alldis Choir. 1971.
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New Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. EMI Classics. Recorded September to November 1969, London.
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Well, `Accompaniment to a Film Scene`, really. From 1930. Premièred by Otto Klemperer in Berlin, during the Kroll Oper years.

Schoenberg wrote it in 1929 already, for a kind of expressionist movie. When in the 30`s, during the diaspora caused by the German fascists, living in LA near the heart of Hollywood, the composer was given the chance of coöperating with a cinematographic music contribution, he took exactly this same music out of the drawer. He asked a substantial prize. Then
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New Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. EMI Classics. Recorded September to November 1969, London.
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London, Philharmonic Choir and Orchestra. January 28-29, February 16, 1960. Dir. O. Klemperer. Heather Harper (c), Janet Baker (ms).
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`Valkyrie`, 1 act. Siegmund - William Cochran, Sieglinde - Helga Dernesh, Hunding - Hans Sotin. October 22-24 and 31, November 3, 1969, November 26-27, 1970. London, All Saints Church.
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Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D major, BWV 1050. Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. Label: Toshiba/EMI. Release Date: 2005. Date of recording: October 1960. Recording location: London.
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Pulcinella Suite. Rec. 18.2, 14 & 18.5.1963 and 20.3.1964, Kingsway Hall, London.
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Soprano – Ilona Steingruber, tenor – Erich Majkut, contralto – Else Schuerhoff, bass – Otto Wiener. 1951.
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Overture Manfred, Op.115. Otto Klemperer, New Philharmonia Orchestra.
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‘Alborada del gracioso’ from ‘Miroirs’. 1926.
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`Scenes from Goethe's Faust: Overture. February 8, 1969.
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Sopranos - Anna Báthy, Judit Sándor; contralto - Magda Tiszay; tenor - Lajos Somogyvári; bass - György Littasy. Budapest Chorus (Chorus Master - Miklós Forrai). Recorded: January 20, 1950, Budapest.
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Recorded 3.11.1969, No. 1 Studio, Abbey Road. EMI.
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Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. EMI.
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Original Dresden Version / Theo Adam (Der Holländer), Anja Silja (Senta), Martti Talvela (Daland), Ernst Kozub (Erik), Annelies Burmeister (Mary), Gerhard Unger (Der Steuermann) / Peter Gelhorn (chorus master) / studio recording at Abbey Road Studios, Studio No. 1, London; 19-24, 27 & 28 February, 8-11, 13 & 14 March 1968
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Live - Sung in Hungarian - 24 October 1948 - Budapest - with Magda Rigo, Gyorgy Losonczy, Laszlo Jambor - Hungarian State Oper Chorus. Note - Towards the end of Act 3 Klemperer leaves the pit and the performance stops for a period.
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Das irdische Leben; Wo die schönen Trompeten blasen. Recorded: February 17-19, 1964, London.
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