DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON, THE ORIGINALS, LIEDER, PRIMO NOVECENTO,
Richard Strauss: Tod und Verklärung, Metamorphosen, Vier letzte Lieder (DG The Originals)
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Richard Strauss: Tod und Verklärung, Metamorphosen, Vier letzte Lieder (DG The Originals)
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Reviews (10)
5 July 2015Four Stars
Good deal..
13 May 2015Highly recommended
I bought the LP versions of these many years ago, way back in the 1970s.
11 May 2014The golden combination of Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic is at its finest
Karajan recorded Tod und Verklärung 3 times; 1960 with Vienna Philharmonic, 1971 and 1982 with Berlin Philharmonic.
22 March 2014Superb Strauss Throughout--Janowitz the Highlight
03-22-2014 In June of 1972, I attended my very first Symphony concert.
28 December 2013A winner
There are many fine recordings of these marvelous songs.
17 October 2013Thematically-linked Strauss: Transformation and Elegy
This highly-regarded set of recordings combines three Richard Strauss works that cover the theme of death and passage into a new state.
27 July 2013Great recording
Excellent recording.
9 March 2012Into that Darkness
This disc could almost be titled `Richard Strauss and the Getting of Wisdom'.
8 June 2011Janozitz without Karajan
I just finished listening to a recording of the Four Last Songs - on an Italian label - sung by Gundula Janowitz with the RAI Orchestra of Rome conducted by Sergiu Celibidache, and it makes me wonder just how much of the magic of the recording under review here came from the conductor!
19 March 2010A sour note... OK, a few of them
Sorry, but I have to get this off my chest: How could they have even released this recording of Metamorphosen, given the fact that the first cellist, in bar 457, comes in a perfect fifth lower than written, and doesn't figure it out for a couple of bars?