This symphony is the creation of a giant, and it surpasses all of the master's other symphonies in terms of it's spiritual dimension, it's fearsomeness, and it's grandeur. It's success is almost unprecedented, despite the most ominous warnings of a variety of Cassandras, and that includes several close colleagues. The work was a complete victory of light over darkness, and the storm of enthusiasm which broke out with elemental force when the individual movements had faded away was mighty. In short, it was a triumph that a Roman emperor could not have wished for more beautifully. (Hugo Wolf)

Instrumental concertos 1938-1940 After numerous large-scale symphonic productions Karl B�hm and the S�chsische Staatskapelle opened up a new genre in the fall of 1938 a new genre. From now on, more and more renowned instrumental instrumental soloists were brought to Dresden for recordings - an illustrious mix of world stars, some of whom who were guests in symphony concerts of the S�chsische Staatskapelle on several occasions, such as the pianists Wilhelm Backhaus, Edwin Fischer and Walter Gieseking, from newcomers such as the young violinist Wolfgang Schneiderhan and many more

This new release presents Mozart´s “Haydn“ Quartets & “Prussian“ Quartets. "In the maturity of their musical disposition, the melancholy beauty of their melody and the absolute facility in the handling of the part-writing" (Dietmar Holland), the three "Prussian" Quartets surely constitute the most important chamber music of Mozart's final years. There were many different opinions heard about the “Haydn“ Quartets - the most beautiful probably being that of Joseph Haydn himself, to whom the six quartets were dedicated. Speaking to Leopold Mozart after a performance in February 1785, he summarized his impressions as follows: “I tell you in the sight of God, as an honest man, your son is the greatest composer I know in person or by name: he not only has good taste but the greatest compositional knowledge as well.” The works are brilliantly presented here by the Klenke Quartett.

JANACEK, L.: Kat'a Kabanova (Sung in German) (E. Richter) (1

Great Opera Choirs

GUITAR MUSIC

Schubert, F.: Schöne Müllerin (Die)

DINNER CLASSICS

Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 / Schubert: Symphony No. 8

Classical Music

SCHNITTKE: Cello Sonatas Nos. 1 and 2 / Epilogue / Musica no

Paganini: Konzerte für Violine und Orchester 2 & 4

Chopin: Etudes

Stravinsky: Der Feuervogel - Scherzo fantastique

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