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Leopold Stokowski
[From the
collection of Robert Stumpf II]
CD 1 - 67:08
1 Leopold
Stokowski discusses Schoenberg's Gurrelieder 4:43
Sylvan Levin,
piano
Camden, Victor
Church Studio No. 30, April 1932
Arnold Schoenberg
(1874-1951)
2-13 Gurrelieder
(Part 1) 67:08
Text: Jens Peter
Jacobsen, trans. Robert Franz Arnold
2 I
Orchestervorspiel 7:48
3 II "Nun dämpft
die Dämm'rung" ¡ª Waldemar 4:41
4 III "O,
wenn des Mondes strahlen" ¡ª Tove 3:22
5 IV "Ro?
Mein Ro?" ¡ª Waldemar 2:27
6 V "Sterne
jubeln" ¡ª Tove 2:28
7 VI "So
tanzen die Engel vor Gottes Thron nicht"
¡ª Waldemar 2:39
8 VII "Nun
sag ich dir zum ersten Mal" ¡ª Tove 3:55
9 VIII "Es
ist Mitternachtzeit" ¡ª Waldemar 7:02
10 IX "Du
sendest mir einen Liebesblick" ¡ª Tove
6:15
11 X "Du
wunderliche Tove!" ¡ª Waldemar 5:22
12 XI
Orchesterzwischenspiel 4:55
13 XII "Tauben
von Gurre!" ("Lied der Waldtaube")
¡ª Waldtaube 11:31
Source: Victor
7524
Matrix: CVE 72621
CD 2 - 79:49
1-11 Gurrelieder
(conclusion) 49:08
Part 2
1 XIII "Herrgott,
weißt du, was du tatest ¡ª Waldemar 4:11
Part 3: Die wilde
Jagd
2 XIV "Erwacht,
König Waldemars Mannen wert! ¡ª Waldemar
2:08
3 XV "Deckel
des Sarges klappert ¡ª Bauer 4:09
4 XVI "Gegrüßt,
o König ¡ª Waldemars Mannen 4:49
5 XVII "Mit
Toves Stimme flüstert der Wald ¡ª Waldemar
6:11
6 XVIII "Ein
seltsamer Vogel ist so'n Aal..." ¡ª Klaus-Narr
6:12
7 XIX "Du
strenger Richter droben" ¡ª Waldemar 3:05
8 XX "Der
Hahn erhebt den Kopf zur Kraht" ¡ª
Waldemars Mannen 5:43
Des Sommerwindes
wilde Jagd
9 XXI
Orchestervorspiel 2:53
10 XXII "Herr
Gänsefu? Frau Gänsekraut" ¡ª
Sprecher 5:22
11 XXIII "Seht
die Sonne" ¡ª Chor 4:25
Waldemar: Paul
Althouse, tenor
Tove: Jeannette
Vreeland, soprano
Die Waldtaube:
Rose Bampton, contralto
Bauer: Abrasha
Robofsky, bass
Klaus-Narr: Robert
Betts, tenor
Sprecher: Benjamin
de Loache
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Alexander Russell,
conductor; Princeton Glee Club
Henry Gordon
Thunder, conductor; Fortnightly Club
Bruce Carey,
conductor; Mendelssohn Club
Philadelphia,
Metropolitan Opera House, 11 April 1932*
Source: Victor set
M-127 and unpublished alternate takes*
Matrix: CSHQ
71674-2-71698-2, 71712-1, 71713-1
Arkadi Dubensky
(1890-1966)
12 The Raven 12:05
Benjamin de Loache,
narrator
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 9-10 December 1932
Source: Victor
2000-2001
Matrix: BSHQ
69483/69486-1, re-recorded from original film matrices FRC
74825/6
Paul Hindemith
(1895-1963)
13-16 Kammermusik
No. 2, Op. 36, No. 1 (Concerto for Piano and Orchestra)
18:36
13 I Sehr lebhafte
Achtel 3:22
14 II Sehr
langsame Achtel 7:49
15 III Kleines
Potpourri: Sehr lebhafte Viertel 1:36
16 IV Finale:
Schnelle Viertel 5:49
Eunice Norton,
piano
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 17 December 1932
Source: Unissued
in 78 rpm
Matrix: CS
75147/75151-1, re-recorded from original film matrices FRC
74868/74869
CD 3 - 79:52
Nikolai
Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908), Arranged by Stokowski
1 "Hunt and
Storm Music," Act III, Prelude from The Maid of Pskov
4:20
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 9 April 1939
Source: Victor
17502
Matrix: CS
035418-1
Modest Mussorgsky
(1839-1881)
2 Entr'acte from
Act IV, Khovantshchina 3:58
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 12 October 1927
Source: Victor
6775
Matrix: CVE
27069-5
Modest Mussorgsky,
arranged and edited by Stokowski
3-8 Boris Godunov:
Symphonic Synthesis 21:31
3 "Outside
the Novodievichy Monastery" 6:02
4 "Coronation
of Boris" 4:47 5 "Monks chanting in the
monastery of Choudov" 2:25
6 "Siege of
Kazan" 1:38
7 "Outside
the Church of St. Basil";"The Idiot foretells
the fate of Russia";"The starving crowd asks
Boris for bread" 3:25
8 "Death of
Boris" 3:14
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 16 November 1936
Source: Victor set
M-391
Matrix: CS
03108-1, 03109-1, 03110-1, 03111-1, 03112-1, 03113-1
Reinhold Glière
(1875-1956)
9-12 Symphony No.
3 in B minor, "Ilya Murometz" (abridged version)
46:15
9 I
"Wandering Pilgrims: Ilya Murometz and Svyagotor the
Mighty Hero" 12:20
10 II "Solovei
the Robber" 16:32
11 III "At
the Court of Prince Vladimir" 4:46
12 IV "The
Heroic Deeds and Petrification of Ilya Murometz"
12:37
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 27 March 1940
Source: Victor set
M-841
Matrix: CS
047801-1, 047802-1A, 047803-1, 047804-1, 047805-1A,
047806-1, 047807-2, 047808-1, 047809-1,047810-1, 047811-2
Reinhold Glière
13 "Russian
Sailors' Dance" from The Red Poppy 3:48
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Camden, Church
Studio No. 2, 17 March 1934
Source: Victor
1675
Matrix: BS 82129-1
CD 4 - 73:32
Claude Debussy
(1862-1918)
1 Prélude ?l'après-midi
d'un faune 9:09
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 10 March 1927
Source: Victor
6696
Matrix: CVE
21057-9, 21058-8
Claude Debussy
2 Prélude ?l'après-midi
d'un faune 10:56
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 28 May 1940
Source: Unissued
in 78 rpm format
Matrix: CS
047812-1, 047813-1
Claude Debussy
3-5 Nocturnes
26:35
3 I "Nuages"
8:51
4 II "Fêtes"
5:56
5 III "Sirènes"
11:48
Women's Chorus¡ª
Sirènes
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia,
Academy of Music, 7 November & 12 December 1937, 9
April 1939
Source: Victor set
M-630
Matrix: CS
014371-1, 014372-2, BS 104391-3, 014392-5, CS 035421-1,
035422-1, 035423-1
Claude Debussy
6-7 Danses sacrée
et profane 10:25
6 "Danse sacrée"
5:13
7 "Danse
profane" 5:12
Edna Phillips,
harp
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Camden, Church
Studio No. 1, 4 April 1931
Source: Victor set
M-116
Matrix: CVE
69002-1, 69003-1, 69004-1
Maurice Ravel
(1875-1937)
8-11 Rapsodie
espagnole 16:27
8 "Prélude
?la nuit" 4:14
9 "Malagueña"
1:52
10
"Habanera" 2:21
11 "Feria"
6:20
Leopold Stokowski,
conductor; Philadelphia Orchestra
Camden, Church
Studio No. 2, 17 March 1934
>Source: Victor
8282-8283; Matrix: CS 82125-82128
Kathleen Ferrier
[Courtesy of The
New York Public Library for the Performing Arts]
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CD 1 - 33:47
Gustav Mahler
(1860-1911)
1-2 Symphony No. 2
in C minor, "Resurrection" (beginning)
1 I Allegro
maestoso ¡ª Mit durchaus ernstem und
feierlichem Ausdruck 22:47
2 II Andante
moderato ¡ª Sehr gemächlich. Nie eilen
11:00
CD 2 - 50:17
Gustav Mahler
1-4 Symphony No. 2
in C minor, "Resurrection" (continued)
1 III Scherzo: In
ruhig fließender Bewegung 10:52
2 IV "Urlicht"
(from Des Knaben Wunderhorn) Sehr feierlich, aber schlicht
4:38
3 V Im Tempo des
Scherzo ¡ª Wild herausfahrend 19:01
4 "Auferstehen,
ja auferstehen" by Friedrich Klopstock
"O glaube,
mein Herz, O glaube" (Mahler's addition to
Klopstock's text) 15:46
Maria Cebotari,
soprano; Rosette Anday, alto; Konzertvereinigung Wiener
Staatsopernchor
Bruno Walter,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 15 May 1948
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 3 - 65:52
Gustav Mahler
1-4 Symphony No. 4
in G major 55:04
1 I Bedächtig,
nicht eilen 16:50
2 II In gemächlicher
Bewegung, ohne Hast 9:12
3 III Ruhevoll
19:57
4 IV Sehr
behaglich 9:05
Hilde Güden,
soprano
Bruno Walter,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 6 November 1955
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Gustav Mahler
5-7 Lieder for
soprano and orchestra 10:48
5 "Wo die schönen
Trompeten blasen" (from Des Knaben Wunderhorn) 5:42
6 "Ich atmet'
einen linden Duft" (text by Friedrich Rückert) 2:36
7 "Wer hat
dies Liedlein erdacht" (from Des Knaben Wunderhorn)
2:30
Hilde Güden,
soprano
Bruno Walter,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 6 November 1955
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot Archive, Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 4 - 60:42
Gustav Mahler
1-6 Das Lied von
der Erde
Text by Hans
Bethge (1876¨C1946), after the French of Judith Gautier
and D'Hervey-Saint-Denys, translated from the Chinese of
Li-Tai-Po (701¨C762 AD) 60:42
1 I "Das
Trinklied vom Jammer der Erde" 8:37
2 II "Der
Einsame im Herbst" (after Chang-Tsi) 9:12
3 III "Von
der Jugend" 3:00
4 IV "Von der
Schönheit" 6:43
5 V "Der
Trunkene im Frühling" 4:22
6 VI "Der
Abschied" (after Mong-Kao-Jen) 28:48
Kathleen Ferrier,
contralto; Julius Patzak, tenor
Bruno Walter,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 17 May 1952
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Ludwig van
Beethoven
Courtesy of the
New York Philharmonic Archives
CD 1 - 70:10
Ludwig van
Beethoven (1770-1828)
1-4 Symphony No. 5
in C minor, Op. 67 33:45
1 I Allegro con
brio 7:40
2 II Andante con
moto 9:55
3 III Allegro
molto con brio 8:43
4 IV Allegro 7:27
Eugene
Ormandy,conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 13 June 1953
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot, Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Ludwig van
Beethoven
5-8 Symphony No. 7
in A major, Op. 92 36:25
5 I Poco sostenuto
- Vivace 12:30
6 II Allegretto
8:37
7 III Presto 7:49
8 IV Allegro con
brio 7:29
Carl Schuricht,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 2 June 1957
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot, Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 2 - 68:31
Ludwig van
Beethoven
1-4 Symphony No. 1
in C major, Op. 21 26:41
1 I Adagio molto -
Allegro con brio 8:07
2 II Andante
cantabile con moto 7:27
3 III Menuetto
(Allegro molto e vivace) 3:49
4 IV Adagio -
Allegro molto e vivace 7:18
Wilhelm Furtwängler,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 29 November 1952
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot, Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Ludwig van
Beethoven
5-9 Symphony No. 6
in F major, Op. 68 "Pastoral" 41:50
5 I Allegro ma non
troppo (Erwachen heiterer Gefühle bei der Ankunft auf dem
Lande) 10:11
6 II Andante molto
mosso (Szene am Bach) 13:26
7 III Allegro (Lustiges
Zusammensein der Landleute) (attacca) 5:56
8 IV Allegro (Gewitter,
Sturm) (attacca) 3:26
9 V Allegretto (Hirtengesang
- Frohe und dankbare Gefühle nach dem Sturm) 8:51
Clemens Krauss,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 29 March 1952
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot, Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 3 - 74:31
Ludwig van
Beethoven
1-5 Symphony No. 9
in D minor, Op. 125 "Choral" 74:31
1 I Allegro ma non
troppo, un poco maestoso 18:08
2 II Scherzo:
Molto vivace 12:15
3 III Adagio molto
e cantabile 18:46
4 IV Finale:
Presto assai 7:10
5 V "Oh
friends, not these tones!" - Ode to Joy 18:12
Hilde Güden,
soprano; Rosette Anday, alto; Julius Patzak, tenor; Alfred
Poell, bass; Wiener Singakademie; Wilhelm Furtwängler,
conductor; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 3 February 1952
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweissrot, Archive,Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Karl Böhm
[Vienna
Philharmonic Archive]
CD 1 - 64:41
Anton Bruckner
(1824-1896)
1-4 Symphony No. 7
in E major 64:41
1 I Allegro
moderato 19:01
2 II Adagio - Sehr
feierlich und sehr langsam 23:07
3 III Scherzo:
Sehr schnell - Schnell 9:53
4 IV Finale -
Bewegt doch nicht zu schnell 12:38
Karl Böhm
(conductor), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna,
Musikverein, Großer Saal, 26 September 1976
Source: Archive of
Austrian Radio ORF
CD 2 - 31:12
Anton Bruckner
1-2 Symphony No. 8
in C minor 31:12
1 I Allegro
moderato 16:34
2 II Scherzo:
Allegro moderato - Trio: Langsam 14:37
CD 3 - 49:49
Anton Bruckner
3-4 Symphony No. 8
in C minor (continued) 49:49
3 III Adagio:
Feierlich langsam; doch nicht schleppend 27:21
4 IV Finale:
Feierlich, nicht schnell 22:28
Wilhelm Furtwängler
(conductor), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna,
Musikverein, Großer Saal, 24 April 1954
Source:
Sendergruppe Rotweißrot Archive, Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 4 - 57:59
Anton Bruckner
1-3 Symphony No. 9
in D minor 57:59
1 I Feierlich -
Misterioso 23:04
2 II Scherzo:
Bewegt, lebhaft 10:23
3 III Adagio -
Langsam, feierlich 24:26
Herbert von
Karajan (conductor), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna,
Musikverein, Großer Saal, 8 May 1978
Source: Archive of
Austrian Radio ORF
Josef Krips
Vienna
Philharmonic Archives
CD
1 - 56:47
1-15 Requiem in D
minor for soloists, choir and orchestra, K. 626 56:47
1 Introitus:
Requiem aeternam 5:13
2 Kyrie eleison
2:47
3 Dies irae 1:54
4 Tuba mirum 3:41
5 Rex tremendae
2:41
6 Recordare Jesu
pie 6:05
7 Confutatis 2:55
8 Lacrimosa dies
illa 3:33
9 Offertorium:
Domine Jesu 4:02
10 Hostias et
preces 5:23
11 Sanctus -
Osanna 1:56
12 Benedictus -
Osanna 5:36
13 Agnus Dei 4:20
14 Communio: Lux
aeterna 3:12
15 Cum sanctis
tuis 3:29
Lucia Popp
(soprano); Margarita Lilowa (mezzo-soprano); Anton Dermota
(tenor); Walter Berry (bass); Wiener Singakademie; Josef
Krips; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 8 December 1973
Source: Recorded
live by Austrian Radio - ORF Archive, Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 2 - 64:03
1-3 Sinfonia
Concertante in E-flat major for violin, viola and
orchestra, K. 364 31:55
1 I Allegro
maestoso 12:44
2 II Andante 12:23
3 III Presto 6:38
4-7 Symphony No.
41 in C major, K. 551, "Jupiter" 32:18
4 I Allegro vivace
11:09
5 II Andante
cantabile 9:06
6 III Menuetto:
Allegretto 5:06
7 IV Finale:
Allegro molto 6:57
Igor Oistrakh
(violin); David Oistrakh (viola); David Oistrakh
(conductor); Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Großer
Saal, Musikverein, 28 May 1972
Source: Recorded
live by Austrian Radio - ORF Archive, Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
CD 3 - 79:41
1-3 Piano Concerto
No. 12 in A major, K. 414 25:33
1 Allegro 10:04
2 II Andante 8:36
3 III Allegretto
6:53
4-6 Piano Concerto
No. 14 in E-flat major, K. 449 22:13
4 I Allegro vivace
8:16
5 II Andantino
7:38
6 III Allegro ma
non troppo 6:19
7-9 Piano Concerto
No. 20 in D minor, K. 466 31:55
7 I Allegro 14:13
8 II Romanze 9:33
9 III Allegro
assai 8:09
Maurizio Pollini
(piano & conductor); Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Vienna, Wiener
Konzerthaus, 15 November 1981
Source: Recorded
live by Austrian Radio - ORF Archive, Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
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