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BaL 28.04.18 - Brahms: Symphony no. 1 in C minor
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Originally posted by ferneyhoughgeliebte View Post
I enjoyed this BaL - I was greatly attracted to Jurowksi, Norrington, and Chailly ...
(tho' have got it cheaper on amazon.de... ).
I was bowled over by the Furtwängler, and was tickled that he chose it as an especial winner - I already had it, a great motivator to listen again. I must see if I can get the SWR Norrington...
But we really need an Interpretations on Record - I wd've loved to have heard his take on Norrington LCP - Karajan - Walter - Toscanini - Kertész - Szell - Celibidache - Manze - and so many more.
.Last edited by vinteuil; 28-04-18, 14:23.
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Well - what an 'interesting' BaL! The outcome, most definitely.... Herr Furtwangler - is it really, really, the 'best' one to have, if only one Brahms first was allowed in one's collection?
Chailly - I don't know what to think, to be honest. I would need to listen further; there was something slightly lacking, perhaps, but I can't quite define what it was! I did enjoy the excerpts (which are for obvious reasons, not much more than a taster) but I do like the weight and might of some of the regular war-horses. Klemperer, Jochum, Hvk (his early 1960s) and Solti, for example. I very much warmed to Barenboim with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, although the reviewer was rather tepid towards it.
The debate continues...
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Originally posted by visualnickmos View Post... I very much warmed to Barenboim with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, although the reviewer was rather tepid towards it.
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I think it was grainy back and white film of Furtwangler conducting Brahms syms and the extraordinary playing of his BPO that first convinced me that he had an extraordinary affinity with the music, fine as others are. Hearing the 1952 recording today reminded me of the sheer power of his readings in this passionate music.
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Originally posted by visualnickmos View PostWell - what an 'interesting' BaL! The outcome, most definitely.... Herr Furtwangler - is it really, really, the 'best' one to have, if only one Brahms first was allowed in one's collection?
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DoctorT
Chailly would be my current favourite, but I'm not parting with Norrington and the London Classical Players any time soon. No mention of it, or JEG's ORR recording unless I wasn't listening carefully enough
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