指揮大師漢斯·施密特-伊瑟施泰特指揮北德交響樂團的最經典演出 / 德弗札克與布拉姆斯管弦作品 (2CD)

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Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt / Dvorak, Brahms: Orchestral Music (2CD)
指揮大師漢斯·施密特-伊瑟施泰特指揮北德交響樂團的最經典演出 / 德弗札克與布拉姆斯管弦作品 (2CD)
Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt / Dvorak, Brahms: Orchestral Music (2CD)
這套專輯收錄指揮大師Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt與北德交響樂團最為經典的錄音.演出的曲目為德弗札克與布拉姆斯管弦作品.
 
Newly remastered, and new to CD, the dramatically charged Dvořák recordings made by Hans-Schmidt-Isserstedt for Decca and Deutsche Grammophon, coupled with the composer’s (and Brahms) folkloric dances.
Eloquence pays tribute to the self-effacing art of Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt (1900-1973) combining three LPs onto a 2-CD set – all recorded during his postwar reinvention as a symphonic conductor of subtle and collegial gifts who brought the best out of orchestras across Europe. In 1945 he was selected by British occupying forces in northern Germany to found and lead the Hamburg Radio Symphony Orchestra (later the NDR Sinfonieorchester) as a German counterpart to the BBC Symphony Orchestra in London. The orchestra’s program of repertoire classics leavened by new music became a model for radio orchestras established across postwar Germany, and Schmidt-Isserstedt enjoyed an Indian summer as a symphonic conductor after beginning his career in operatic posts in Darmstadt, Hamburg and Berlin.
Schmidt-Isserstedt and the NDRSO undertook the first postwar tour of the UK by a German orchestra in politically sensitive conditions during 1951. The Dvořák symphony sessions duly took place at Kingsway Hall in London, during the orchestra’s second tour in the spring of 1953. Supervised by John Culshaw, the sessions included the Seventh Symphony and a selection of four Slavonic Dances. The dances were first issued on a separate LP, coupled with seven Hungarian Dances of Brahms, and then the Slavonic Dances separately released on a 10-inch medium-play (MP) disc.
A decade later, Schmidt-Isserstedt and the NDRSO recorded the two Serenades, for ensembles of wind and strings, which count among Dvorak’s freshest inspirations. Here again, both playing and conducting were praised for their energy, their joyful spirit and sensitivity to the Czech idiom, and yet these performances have been unavailable for many years: their first international release on CD will bring the conductor’s name to a new generation of music-lovers.
 
曲目:
CD 1
ANTONIN DVOŘÁK (1841–1904)
1–4 Symphony No. 7 in D minor, Op. 70 (B.141)
5–8 Four Slavonic Dances, Op. 46 (B.83) 
 
JOHANNES BRAHMS (1833–1897)
9-15 Seven Hungarian Dances
Hamburg Radio Symphony Orchestra
 
CD2
ANTONIN DVOŘÁK (1841–1904)
1–5 Serenade for Strings in E major, Op. 22 (B.52)
6–9 Serenade for Winds in D minor, Op. 44 (B.77)
NDR-Sinfonieorchester
 Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt
 

指挥大师汉斯·施密特-伊瑟施泰特指挥北德交响乐团的最经典演出 / 德弗札克与布拉姆斯管弦作品 （2CD）