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Weill: Silverlake [IMPORT]

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from: Capriccio

Release Date January 03, 2005

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Franz: Selected Songs

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from: Capriccio

Release Date November 01, 1995

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Wagner: Ring des Nibelungen [IMPORT]

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from: Melodram (Ita)

Release Date September 27, 2004

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Furtwangler Ring - La Scala 1950 - Live

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by: Ferdinand Frantz, Ludwig Weber, Set Svanholm, Kirsten Flagstad

Release Date October 01, 1999

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Wagner: Der Ring Des Nibelungen (Milan 1950) [BOX SET]

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from: Music & Arts

Release Date October 01, 1996
Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More:

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Namenlos

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by: Wolfgang Ambros

Release Date June 02, 2003
Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More:

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Wagner - Das Rheingold

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by: Richard Wagner

Release Date May 14, 2001
Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More:

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Unsere Ersten 20 Jahre

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by: Alpentrio Tirol

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Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More:

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Strauss: Eine Alpensinfonie

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from: Originals

Release Date May 24, 1994
Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More:

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R. Strauss - Alpine Symphony/Don Juan

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by: BBC So, Del Mar, Pritchard

Release Date March 01, 1996
Of all the complete Ring cycles I have heard, this is the one that has given me the clearest idea of the work's overall structure. Furtwängler's sense of rhythm and pacing is unerring in spite of the work's mammoth proportions; every note sounds purposeful and the interest never flags (as it inevitably does at some point or other with most other conductors, including Solti and Karajan). For all his impressive command of the music, Furtwängler is never tempted to pursue originality for its own sake; he accomplishes the miracle of making this ultra-sophisticated score sound completely natural and spontaneous, which listeners weary of radical re-readings such as Karajan's will be bound to appreciate. Unfortunately, the cast is rather ... Read More: