Ferenc Fricsay - Complete Recordings on Deutsche Grammophon Vol.1: Orchestral Works auf 45 CDs

Ferenc Fricsay - Complete Recordings on Deutsche Grammophon Vol.1: Orchestral Works

Geza Anda, Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Janos Starker, Erica Morini, Tibor Varga, Johanna Martzy, Clara Haskil, Heinrich Geuser, Yehudi Menuhin, Irmgard Seefried, Maureen Forrester, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Gerty Herzog, Rudolf Schulz, Monique Haas, Pierre Fournier, Nicanor Zabaleta, Margrit Weber, Annie Fischer, Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, RIAS Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Berliner Philharmoniker, Ferenc Fricsay und weitere

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Bela Bartok: Klavierkonzerte Nr. 1-3; Violinkonzert Nr. 2; Tanzsuite; Konzert für Orchester; Musik für Saiteninstrumente, Celesta, Percussion; Divertimento; Rhapsodie

+Ludwig van Beethoven: Klavierkonzert Nr. 3; Tripelkonzert op. 56; Symphonien Nr. 1, 3, 5, 7-9; Leonore-Ouvertüre Nr. 3; Egmont-Ouvertüre

+Georg Friedrich Händel: Harfenkonzert

+Georges Bizet: Carmen-Suite; Ballettmusik

+Gioacchino Rossini: Ouvertüren

+Boris Blacher: Paganini-Variationen; Rondo für Klavier & Orchester

+Liebermann: Furioso

+Gottfried von Einem: Klavierkonzert op. 20; Ballade

+Johannes Brahms: Symphonie Nr. 2; Klavierkonzert Nr. 1; Konzert für Violine, Cello & Orchester; Haydn-Variationen op. 56a

+Cesar Franck: Symphonische Variationen

+Max Bruch: Violinkonzert

+Antonin Dvorak: Symphonie Nr. 9 (in Einspielungen von 1953 & 1959); Violinkonzert

+Alexander Glasunow: Violinkonzert

+Claude Debussy: Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune

+Franz Liszt: Les Preludes; Ungarische Rhapsodien Nr. 1 & 2

+Bedrich Smetana: Mein Vaterland; Aus Böhmens Hain und Flur

+Serge Prokofieff: Symphonie Nr. 1

+Reinhold Gliere: Symphonie Nr. 3 "Ilya Murometz"

+Paul Hindemith: Symphonische Tänze

+Karl Amadeus Hartmann: Symphonie Nr. 6

+Joseph Haydn: Symphonien Nr. 44, 48, 95, 98, 100, 101

+Zoltan Kodaly: Hary Janos; Symphonie C-Dur; Marosszeker Tänze; Tänze aus Galanta

+Felix Mendelssohn: Violinkonzert op. 64

+Pablo de Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen

+Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphonien Nr. 29, 35, 40-41; Maurerische Trauermusik; Adagio & Fuge; Serenade Nr. 13 "Eine kleine Nachtmusik"; Klarinettenkonzert KV 622; Klavierkonzerte Nr. 19, 20, 27

+Gioacchino Rossini / Ottorino Respighi: La Boutique fantastique

+Nikolai Rimsky-Korssakoff: Sheherazade

+Franz Schubert: Symphonie Nr. 8

+Robert Schumann: Symphonie Nr. 1

+Carl Maria von Weber: Klarinettenkonzert Nr. 1; Konzertstück für Klarinette & Orchester

+Johann Strauss II: Walzer

+Richard Strauss: Don Juan; Till Eulenspiegel

+Igor Strawinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps; Petruschka; Capriccio

+Peter Tschaikowsky: Symphonien Nr. 4-6; Violinkonzert; 1812-Ouvertüre; Streicherserenade; Ballettmusik

+Giuseppe Verdi: Ouvertüren, Preludes & Ballettmusik

+Amilcare Ponchielli: Tanz der Stunden

+Ferenc Fricsay probt Smetanas "Die Moldau"

Künstler:: Irmgard Seefried, Maureen Forrester, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Gerty Herzog, Geza Anda, Tibor Varga, Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Janos Starker, Erica Morini, Johanna Martzy, Clara Haskil, Heinrich Geuser, Yehudi Menuhin, Rudolf Schulz, Monique Haas, Geza Anda, Pierre Fournier, Nicanor Zabaleta, Margrit Weber, Annie Fischer, Radio-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, RIAS-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Berliner Philharmoniker, Ferenc Fricsay
Label:: DGG
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 1949-1961
UPC/EAN:: 0028947926917
Erscheinungstermin:: 11.7.2014

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FERENC FRICSAY – A PERSONAL VIEW

Towards the end of 1960 an 18-year-old boy in Johannesburg, with birthday money to spend, bought his first three classical LP discs. He chose Dvořák’s New World Symphony, Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique and Rimsky-Korsakov’s Sheherazade and, being something of a collector, he selected the versions conducted by Ferenc Fricsay on DGG (as we then knew it). When he paid for them, the Rosebank record shop owner said: »You can’t go wrong with DGG.«

That teenager was myself. And if my choices now look rather unadventurous, I must explain that I had been almost exclusively hooked on opera since the age of seven and had been amassing historic vocal 78rpm discs since discovering Enrico Caruso at 11. But I had begun going to SABC Symphony Orchestra concerts and, with my mother, had essayed a few chamber recitals.

I had no idea that, in my ham-fisted way, I had started at the top. I knew nothing of Ferenc Fricsay, although I registered that the Rimsky-Korsakov was played by the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Berlin, while the other two discs featured the Berlin Philharmonic. The Dvořák was a new release which had only just arrived in the South African shops.

The performances seemed then, and still seem, absolutely stunning. And, with more than half a century’s experience of listening since those far-off days, I have some understanding of why they were so exceptional. As we mark Ferenc Fricsay’s centenary, even a brief consideration of his early life will indicate that few men have been so perfectly prepared for the life of a conductor.

Born in Budapest on 9 August 1914, when Hungary was mobilising for the Great War – a busy time for his father Richard, the country’s leading military bandmaster – Fricsay was a typical product of the Central European melting pot, with one parent stemming from Kroměříž in Moravia, the other from Hungary. »The mother tongue of my father was still Czech,« he recalled, »but I was born a little Hungarian.« He and his father both inherited the grandfather’s tenor voice, but used it only to cajole their orchestras.

Little Feri made his first attempt to conduct at four, but serious musical studies began at six with the piano, for which he went three times a week to the Liszt Academy. When he was ten Richard Fricsay, a violinist who had played under Antonín Dvořák’s baton, had the wisdom to enrol the boy in Ernst Mambrinyi’s violin class. »That was very shrewd of my father,« he recalled, »as it is indispensable for a conductor to understand the stringed instruments as much as possible, so that he can handle the strings expertly at rehearsal.« When he was 12 or 13, his father arranged for clarinet lessons; and eventually he learnt the valve trombone, timpani and percussion as well.

At 13 Feri made a genuine conducting début, thrown in at the deep end in time-honoured fashion when Richard Fricsay was delayed and a weekly radio concert had to go ahead. The lad directed the entry of the guests from Tannhäuser well enough to satisfy everyone present.

At the Liszt Academy, his classmates were in their 20s or even older. It was a golden age. The violinist Jenö Hubay was principal and on the staff were Ernst von Dohnányi (piano masterclass), Zoltán Kodály (composition), Béla Bartók (piano), and Leó Weiner (theory and chamber music). In his 13 years at the Academy, Fricsay studied with all of them, while taking every opportunity to observe the conductors active in Budapest: Dohnányi (in charge of the Philharmonic), Willem Mengelberg, Felix Weingartner, Bruno Walter, Erich Kleiber, Carl Schuricht, Ernest Ansermet, Wilhelm Furtwängler and Otto Klemperer. In 1930, when Arturo Toscanini was touring Europe with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, Fricsay assisted the great man at rehearsal.

In 1933 he graduated, conducting excerpts from Die Meistersinger and his own overture Cyrano de Bergerac – he described his composition style as romantic, with a dash of Kodály thrown in. That year he was appointed military bandmaster in the major southern Hungarian city of Szeged; and in 1934, out of 57 candidates, he was chosen to head the Szeged Philharmonic. Although he sometimes chafed against the heavy workload and provincial attitudes in Szeged – in 1938 he tried to leave for Kassa (now Kosice) – Fricsay made invaluable progress in assimilating repertoire. He cut his first records, including one of his own compositions, and his Szeged Mass was performed to acclaim. In 1940 he began conducting at the Szeged Opera, with Verdi’s Rigoletto.

In 1944 he moved his family to Budapest; and as peace came he left Szeged officially to become director of the State Opera, starting with La traviata. In 1946 he made his Vienna Philharmonic début and conducted the Vienna State Opera company – which had been bombed out of the Opera House – in Carmen at the Volksoper.

So the man who came to international attention at the 1947 Salzburg Festival, conducting the world première of Gottfried von Einem’s opera Dantons Tod as a last-minute replacement for Klemperer, was fully ready, just turned 33 and already a master. In the 1948 festival he premièred Frank Martin’s Le vin herbé.

But it was in the beleaguered East German city of Berlin, divided into zones by the former Allies and connected to the West by a narrow corridor, that Fricsay made his mark. He became acquainted with the former German capital during the fraught time in 1948-49 when the Russians were blocking off the corridor and Western air forces were airlifting 4, 700 tons of supplies to its citizens every day.

Fricsay flew into the city for a series of engagements: on 3 November a radio concert at the old Funkhaus, in the British sector but used by the Soviet-controlled Berliner Rundfunk; on 18 November a new production of Verdi’s Don Carlos at the Städtische Oper, with Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau as Posa; on 12 December a concert at the Titania-Palast cinema with the RIAS Symphony Orchestra from the American sector; and on 15 December his Berlin Philharmonic début at the Titania-Palast.

His success led to his being snapped up as general music director of the Städtische Oper and chief conductor of the RIAS SO, where his music director was the redoubtable Prof. Elsa Schiller. Both of them were to be inextricably linked with DGG, Fricsay as inspirational house conductor, Schiller as imaginative chief producer from 1952 to 1963.

Fricsay’s first DGG sessions, in September 1949, were devoted to Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony, recorded on tape but issued on the firm’s new ›variable groove‹ discs, which doubled the playing time of a 78rpm side. From 1951 his performances were released on LPs; and in 1957 he began making stereophonic records, including most of Beethoven’s odd-numbered symphonies and my Dvořák New World with the Berlin Philharmonic. His stereo productions, and many other plans, were curtailed by the cruel illness to which he succumbed in Basel on 20 February 1963.

Perhaps more than any other member of the post-war generation of conductors, Ferenc Fricsay hit the world of music like a guided missile. Physically slim as a whippet, he cultivated a lean string sound from his orchestras and coaxed the music from them with extraordinary intensity. For those of us who never saw him conduct, some film footage and the many images collected by Friedrich Herzfeld for a 1964 memorial volume must do. They show an animated, often clearly inspired and spiritually charged maestro who, above all, seems always to be listening intently. Two unusually mobile hands with eloquent, expressive fingers deliver his more minute indications – he dispensed with a baton quite early on.

Much of his studio work was done with the RIAS ensemble, which he headed until 1954 – twice taking it on tour – and again in 1959-63, under its new name Radio SO of Berlin. Although he had an international career, one senses that he always returned gratefully to his RIAS friends. With these players he could rehearse exhaustively: as radio musicians, they were well used to microphones and were capable of performing at their best, even in the sterile studio environment. Fricsay obtained a wonderful range of dynamics from them, with the subtlest articulation, and he carried these traits over into his encounters with the Berlin Philharmonic and the Viennese orchestras.

Not everyone welcomed his approach. When he conducted Le nozze di Figaro at Edinburgh in 1950 with the Glyndebourne company and Beecham’s orchestra, some players reacted with dismay. But Fricsay had history on his side: his style, so much simpler than Sir Thomas’s fussy way with Mozart, now seems prophetic of the period-instrument era. There is much model Mozart here, including interesting duplicates of Symphonies 29 and 41 and piano concertos with the unforgettable Clara Haskil – even she, relentlessly self-critical, liked her records with Fricsay.

Recently, in a BBC Radio 3 ›Building a Library‹ feature on Haydn’s Trauer Symphony, the early music expert Sir Nicholas Kenyon pointed out that while the edition used by Fricsay in 1953 has been superseded, the conductor’s reading of the Adagio ›flows beautifully‹. Five other Haydn symphonies are here, full of wit and fascinating counterpoint.

Fricsay’s 1953 account of Beethoven’s First always seems ideal to me – imposing enough, especially in the introductions to the outer movements, to announce a new symphonic voice, but sufficiently light and buoyant to suit a work poised at the intersection between two momentous musical centuries. The mature Beethoven symphonies are vital and magisterial by turns.

Above all, Fricsay was a rhythmic conductor, who could make the orchestra dance, whether in Johann Strauss waltzes, Rossini overtures or ballets by Tchaikovsky, Gounod, Bizet, Verdi and Ponchielli. Such music was polished in rehearsal until it sparkled, then revivified in performance. Tchaikovsky’s symphonies, which often aspire to the dance, have true Slavic intensity and thrilling climaxes; but perhaps most amazing is the live performance with Yehudi Menuhin of the Violin Concerto, a rare piece with this violinist and among the earliest documents here. Together Fricsay and Menuhin plumb depths in the Canzonetta that other artists hardly hint at.

The standard scores of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms and Richard Strauss had many champions in the 1950s, not least on ›the yellow label‹, so Fricsay was not often asked to take them on. When he was given the chance, however, he came up with satisfyingly ›central‹ interpretations.

Besides two versions of the New World, Czech music is represented by Smetana’s Má Vlast, a separate »Vltava« and a Stuttgart radio studio rehearsal of »Vltava« from 1960, when Fricsay was already weakened by two operations although his spirit was undimmed.

Four discs of Bartók represent one of the most potent interactions of a conductor with this composer. Still considered ›difficult‹ at the start of the 1950s, Bartók’s music miraculously became transparent and easy to absorb when Fricsay touched it. With textures beautifully terraced and clarified, and rhythms subtly inflected, these performances are among the treasures of the gramophone. If a few of the recordings, such as the Violin Concerto with Tibor Varga or the Dance Suite, now qualify as ›historic‹, others such as the Piano Concertos with Geza Anda come up fresh as paint every time they are reissued. Kodály’s popular dances, Háry János Suite and C major Symphony also gain from the attention of a true believer and disciple. Have they ever been better performed?

The scores of Prokofiev, Hindemith, Hartmann, Blacher, Einem, Egk, Martin and other moderns are given scrupulous preparation, animated rhythmically and imbued with the inner glow that emanated naturally from this great conductor. Stravinsky is represented not just by The Rite of Spring and Petrushka, but by less well-known pieces including the Tchaikovsky arrangement The Fairy’s Kiss.

Finally, apart from Haskil, Anda, Menuhin and Varga, mention must be made of the other highly individual soloists who were supported by Fricsay in setting down some of their best studio interpretations: the violinists Erica Morini, Johanna Martzy and Wolfgang Schneiderhan, the cellists Janos Starker and Pierre Fournier, the liquid-toned clarinettist Heinrich Geuser, the elegant harpist Nicanor Zabaleta and the pianists Margrit Weber, Monique Haas, Annie Fischer and Gerty Herzog.

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»Alles in allem erhält man hier einen lückenlosen, akustisch gut restaurierten Überblick über das sinfonische Vermächtnis eines Dirigenten, dessen immenser Beitrag zur deutschen Musikkultur aus dem kollektiven Gedächtnis zu verschwinden droht: Diese Edition war also überfällig.« (stereoplay, Oktober 2014)

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Mitwirkende

Disk 1 von 45 (CD)

Piano Concerto No.1, BB 91, Sz. 83

1 Bela Bartok: 1. Allegro moderato - Allegro (Original Version)
2 Bela Bartok: 2. Andante (Original Version)
3 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro molto (Original Version)

Piano Concerto No.2, BB 101, Sz. 95

4 1. Allegro (Original Version)
5 2. Adagio - Più adagio - Presto (Original Version)
6 3. Allegro molto (Original Version)

Piano Concerto No.3, BB 127, Sz. 119

7 Bela Bartok: 1. Allegretto (Original Version)
8 Bela Bartok: 2. Adagio religioso (Original Version)
9 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro vivace (Original Version)

Disk 2 von 45 (CD)

Violin Concerto No.2, Sz.112

1 Bela Bartok: 1. Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
2 Bela Bartok: 2. Andante tranquillo (Original Version)
3 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro molto (Original Version)

2 Portraits, Op.5 Sz. 37

4 Bela Bartok: 1. "Ideal" (Original Version)
5 Bela Bartok: 2. "Distorted" (Original Version)

Dance Suite, Sz. 77

6 Bela Bartok: 1. Moderato (Original Version)
7 Bela Bartok: 2. Allegro molto (Original Version)
8 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro vivace (Original Version)
9 Bela Bartok: 4. Molto tranquillo (Original Version)
10 Bela Bartok: 5. Comodo (Original Version)
11 Bela Bartok: 6. Finale Allegro (Original Version)

Disk 3 von 45 (CD)

Concerto For Orchestra, Sz. 116

1 Bela Bartok: 1. Introduzione Andante non troppo - Allegro vivace (Original Version)
2 Bela Bartok: 2. Giuoco della coppie Allegretto scherzando (Original Version)
3 Bela Bartok: 3. Elegia Andante, non troppo (Original Version)
4 Bela Bartok: 4. Intermezzo interrotto Allegretto (Original Version)
5 Bela Bartok: 5. Finale Pesante - Presto (Original Version)

Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Sz. 106

6 Bela Bartok: I. Andante tranquillo (Original Version)
7 Bela Bartok: II. Allegro (Original Version)
8 Bela Bartok: Iii. Adagio (Original Version)
9 Bela Bartok: IV. Allegro molto (Original Version)

Disk 4 von 45 (CD)

Divertimento for Strings, Sz. 113

1 Bela Bartok: 1. Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
2 Bela Bartok: 2. Molto adagio (Original Version)
3 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro assai (Original Version)

Piano Concerto No.3, BB 127, Sz. 119

4 Bela Bartok: 1. Allegretto (Original Version)
5 Bela Bartok: 2. Adagio religioso (Original Version)
6 Bela Bartok: 3. Allegro vivace (Original Version)

Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra, Op.1 Sz. 27

7 Bela Bartok: 1. Adagio molto (Original Version)
8 Bela Bartok: 2. Poco allegretto (Original Version)

Disk 5 von 45 (CD)

Piano Concerto No.3 in C minor, Op.37

1 1. Allegro con brio (Original Version)
2 2. Largo (Original Version)
3 3. Rondo Allegro (Original Version)

Concerto for Piano, Violin, and Cello in C, Op.56

4 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
5 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Largo - attacca (Original Version)
6 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Rondo alla Polacca (Original Version)

Disk 6 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21

1 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Adagio molto - Allegro con brio (Original Version)
2 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Andante cantabile con moto (Original Version)
3 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Menuetto Allegro molto e vivace (Original Version)
4 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Finale Adagio - Allegro molto e vivace (Original Version)

Symphony No. 8 in F Major, Op. 93

5 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Allegro vivace e con brio (Original Version)
6 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Allegretto scherzando (Original Version)
7 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Tempo di menuetto (Original Version)
8 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Allegro vivace (Original Version)

Disk 7 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No.3 in E flat, Op.55 -"Eroica"

1 1. Allegro con brio (Original Version)
2 2. Marcia funèbre Adagio assai (Original Version)
3 3. Scherzo Allegro vivace (Original Version)
4 4. Finale Allegro molto (Original Version)

5 Ludwig van Beethoven: Overture "Leonore No.3", Op.72b

Harp Concerto In B Flat, Op.4, No.6, Hwv 294

6 1. Andante allegro (Original Version)
7 2. Larghetto - Cadenza by Marcel Grandjany (Original Version)
8 3. Allegro moderato (Original Version)

Disk 8 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No.5 in C minor, Op.67

1 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Allegro con brio (Original Version)
2 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Andante con moto (Original Version)
3 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Allegro (Original Version)
4 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Allegro (Original Version)

Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92

5 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Poco sostenuto - Vivace (Original Version)
6 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Allegretto (Original Version)
7 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Presto - Assai meno presto (Original Version)
8 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Allegro con brio (Original Version)

Disk 9 von 45 (CD)

Music to Goethe's Tragedy "Egmont" op.84

1 Original Version

Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125 "Choral"

2 Ludwig van Beethoven: 1. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso (Original Version)
3 Ludwig van Beethoven: 2. Molto vivace (Original Version)
4 Ludwig van Beethoven: 3. Adagio molto e cantabile (Original Version)
5 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Presto - (Original Version)
6 Ludwig van Beethoven: 4. Presto - Allegro assai (Original Version)

Disk 10 von 45 (CD)

Overture "Le carnaval romain", Op.9

1 Original Version

La Damnation de Faust, Op.24 (Original Version)

2 Ballet des Sylphes (Part 2)
3 Marche hongroise (Part 1)

In the Steppes of Central Asia

4 Alexander Borodin: instr. Alexander Glazunov

Polovtsian Dances From Prince Igor

5 Alexander Borodin: Original Version

A Night on the Bare Mountain

6 Modest Mussorgsky: Orch. Rimsky-Korsakov

Faust, Ballet Music 1869

7 1. Les Nubiennes, valse Allegretto (Original Version)
8 2. Adagio (Original Version)
9 3. Danse antique Allegretto (Original Version)
10 4. Variations de Cléopatre Moderato maestoso (Original Version)
11 5. Les Troyennes Moderato con moto (Original Version)
12 6. Variations du miroir Allegretto (Original Version)
13 7. Danse de Phryné Allegro vivo (Original Version)

Faust (Original Version)

14 Charles Gounod: Waltz (Act 2)

La Damnation de Faust, Op.24 (Original Version)

15 Marche hongroise (Part 1)

Disk 11 von 45 (CD)

La scala di seta

1 Gioacchino Rossini: Overture (Original Version)

Semiramide

2 Overture (Original Version)

Il Signor Bruschino

3 Sinfonia (Original Version)

L'italiana in Algeri

4 Gioacchino Rossini: Overture (original version)

Tancredi

5 Gioacchino Rossini: Overture (original version)

La gazza ladra

6 Overture (original version)

Il barbiere di Siviglia

7 Overture Sinfonia (Original Version)

Il viaggio a Reims

8 Gioacchino Rossini: Overture (Original Version)

Carmen Suite No.1

9 Prélude (Original Version)
10 Entr'acte Act II (Original Version)
11 Entr'acte Act Iii (Original Version)
12 Entr'acte Act IV (Original Version)

Carmen (original version)

13 Allegro vivo e deciso (Act IV: Ballet Music)
14 Pastorale: Andantino (Act IV: Ballet Music)
15 Danse bohème (Act IV: Ballet Music)
16 Final March (Act IV: Ballet Music)

Disk 12 von 45 (CD)

Variations on a theme of Paganini, Op.26

1 Boris Blacher: Thema. Quasi Presto - Variations 1-3 (Original Version)
2 Boris Blacher: Variations 4-7 (Original Version)
3 Boris Blacher: Variation 8 (Original Version)
4 Boris Blacher: Variations 9-12 (Original Version)
5 Boris Blacher: Variations 13-16 (Original Version)

Concerto for Piano and Orchestra no.1 op.28

6 Boris Blacher: Finale Rondo. Allegro (Original Version)

7 Rolf Liebermann: Furioso For Orchestra

Ballade for Orchestra, Op.23

8 Gottfried Einem: Allegro moderato - (Original Version)
9 Gottfried Einem: Quasi l'istesso tempo molto marcato ed energico (Original Version)

Piano Concerto, Op.20

10 Gottfried Einem: 1. Molto moderato (Original Version)
11 Gottfried Einem: 2. Adagio (Original Version)
12 Gottfried Einem: 3. Allegro con spirito (Original Version)

Disk 13 von 45 (CD)

Piano Concerto No.2 in B Flat Major, Op.83

1 Johannes Brahms: 1. Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
2 Johannes Brahms: 2. Allegro appassionato (Original Version)
3 Johannes Brahms: 3. Andante - Più adagio (Original Version)
4 Johannes Brahms: 4. Allegretto grazioso - Un poco più presto (Original Version)

Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op.102

5 Johannes Brahms: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
6 Johannes Brahms: 2. Andante (Original Version)
7 Johannes Brahms: 3. Vivace non troppo - Poco meno allegro - Tempo I (Original Version)

Disk 14 von 45 (CD)

1 Cesar Franck: Variations Symphoniques

Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op. 56a

2 Johannes Brahms: Theme: "Chorale St. Antoni" (Original Version for Orchestra)
3 Johannes Brahms: Variation I: Poco più animato (Original Version for Orchestra)
4 Johannes Brahms: Variation II: Più vivace (Original Version for Orchestra)
5 Johannes Brahms: Variation Iii: Con Moto (Original Version For Orchestra)
6 Johannes Brahms: Variation IV: Andante con moto (Original Version for Orchestra)
7 Johannes Brahms: Variation V: Vivace (Original Version for Orchestra)
8 Johannes Brahms: Variation VI: Vivace (Original Version for Orchestra)
9 Johannes Brahms: Variation Vii: Grazioso (Original Version For Orchestra)
10 Johannes Brahms: Variation Viii: Presto Non Troppo (Original Version For Orchestra)
11 Johannes Brahms: Finale: Andante (Original Version for Orchestra)

Symphony No.2 in D, Op.73

12 1. Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
13 2. Adagio non troppo - L'istesso tempo, ma grazioso (Original Version)
14 3. Allegretto grazioso Quasi andantino - Presto ma non assai (Original Version)
15 4. Allegro con spirito (Original Version)

Disk 15 von 45 (CD)

Violin Concerto in A minor, Op.53

1 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 1. Allegro ma non troppo - Quasi moderato (Original Version)
2 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 2. Adagio, ma non troppo (Original Version)
3 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 3. Finale Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo (Original Version)

Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26

4 Max Bruch: 1. Vorspiel Allegro moderato (Original Version)
5 Max Bruch: 2. Adagio (Original Version)
6 Max Bruch: 3. Finale Allegro energico (Original Version)

Violin Concerto In A Minor, Op.82

7 Alexander Glasunow: 1. Moderato (Original Version)
8 Alexander Glasunow: 2. Andante sostenuto (Original Version)
9 Alexander Glasunow: Tempo I (Original Version)
10 Alexander Glasunow: Cadenza (Original Version)
11 Alexander Glasunow: 3. Allegro (Original Version)

Disk 16 von 45 (CD)

1 Claude Debussy: Prelude à l'après-midi d'un faune, L 86

Danses for Harp and Orchestra

2 Claude Debussy: 1. Danse sacrée (Original Version)
3 Claude Debussy: 2. Danse profane (Original Version)

4 Paul Dukas: L'Apprenti sorcier
5 Maurice Ravel: Introduction And Allegro
6 Maurice Ravel: La valse

Boléro, M. 81

7 Maurice Ravel: Original Version, M. 81

Disk 17 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No.9 in E minor, Op.95 "From the New World"

1 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 1. Adagio - Allegro molto (Original Version)
2 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 2. Largo (Original Version)
3 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 3. Scherzo Molto vivace (Original Version)
4 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 4. Allegro con fuoco (Original Version)

The Moldau from Má Vlast

5 Bedrich Smetana: Original Version

Les Préludes, S. 97 - "Symphonic Poem No. 3"

6 Franz Liszt: Original Version

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Symphony No.9 in E minor, Op.95 "From the New World"

1 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 1. Adagio - Allegro molto (Original Version)
2 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 2. Largo (Original Version)
3 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 3. Scherzo Molto vivace (Original Version)
4 Antonín Dvo¿ák: 4. Allegro con fuoco (Original Version)

The Moldau from Má Vlast

5 Bedrich Smetana: Original Version

Má Vlast My Country

6 Bedrich Smetana: 4. Z ceskych luhu a haju (Original Version)

Disk 19 von 45 (CD)

Kleine Abraxas-Suite, 1948

1 Werner Egk: 1. Liebesszene (Original Version)
2 Werner Egk: 2. Tanz der Buhlen und Buhlinnen (Original Version)
3 Werner Egk: 3. Auftritt und Tanz des Faust und der Archisposa (Original Version)

Französische Suite after Rameau, 1949

4 Werner Egk: 1. (Original Version)
5 Werner Egk: 2. (Original Version)
6 Werner Egk: 3. (Original Version)
7 Werner Egk: 4. (Original Version)
8 Werner Egk: 5. (Original Version)

9 Gottfried Einem: Capriccio For Orchestra, Op.2

Ballet Variations 1949

10 Hans Werner Henze: 5. Poco Allegretto (Original Version)
11 Hans Werner Henze: 4. Allegro marciale (Original Version)

Symphony 1947

12 Wolfgang Fortner: 4. Finale (Original Version)

Suite ueber Schweizerische Volkslieder

13 Rolf Liebermann: 1. Es isch kei sölige Stamme (Original Version)
14 Rolf Liebermann: 2. Im Aargän sind zwei Liebi (Original Version)
15 Rolf Liebermann: 3. Schönster Abestärn (Original Version)
16 Rolf Liebermann: 4. Durs Oberland uf und durs Oberland ab (Original Version)
17 Rolf Liebermann: 5. Üsen Ätti (Original Version)

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Nights in the Gardens of Spain

1 1. En el generalife (Original Version)
2 2. Danza lejana (Original Version)
3 3. En los jardines de la Sierra de Cordoba (Original Version)

Concertino for Piano and Orchestra

4 Jean Francaix: 1. Presto leggiero (Original Version)
5 Jean Francaix: 2. Lent (Original Version)
6 Jean Francaix: 2b. Allegretto/Trio (Original Version)
7 Jean Francaix: 3. Rondeau Allegretto (Original Version)

Concertino for Piano & Orchestra

8 Arthur Honegger: Allegro molto moderato (Original Version)
9 Arthur Honegger: Larghetto sostenuto (Original Version)
10 Arthur Honegger: Allegro (Original Version)

10 Bagatelles, Op.5

11 Alexander Tcherepnin: for piano and orchestra

Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini, Op.43

12 Sergej Rachmaninoff: Original Version

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Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25 "Classical Symphony"

1 Serge Prokofieff: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
2 Serge Prokofieff: 2. Larghetto (Original Version)
3 Serge Prokofieff: 3. Gavotta Non troppo allegro (Original Version)
4 Serge Prokofieff: 4. Finale Vivace (Original Version)

3. Sinfonie h-Moll, Op. 42 "Ilja Muromez"

5 Reinhold Gliere: 1. Andante sostenuto-Piu mosso-Andante con moto- Allegro risoluto-Tranquillo misterioso- Tempo I-Piu mosso e molto)
6 Reinhold Gliere: 2. Andante-Tranquillo molto-Animando poco a poco- Agitato-allargando-Tempo I-Poco piu mosso 3. Satz Allegro (Symphony)
7 Reinhold Gliere: 3. Allegro (Symphony No.3 In B Minor, Op.42 "Ilja Muromez")
8 Reinhold Gliere: 4. Allegro tumoltuoso-Allegro furioso-Tranquillo-Piu mosso-Giocoso-Maestoso solenne-Poco mosso-Andante-Andante)

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Symphonische Tänze

1 Paul Hindemith: 1. Langsam - Mässig bewegte ganze Takte (Original Version)
2 Paul Hindemith: 2. Lebhaft (Original Version)
3 Paul Hindemith: 3. Sehr langsam (Original Version)
4 Paul Hindemith: 4. Mässig bewegt, mit Kraft (Original Version)

Symphony No. 4 - string orchestra 1947

5 Karl Amadeus Hartmann: Finale: Adagio appassionato (Original Version)

Symphony no. 6

6 Karl Amadeus Hartmann: 1. Adagio - Andante - Appassionato Allegro moderato - Agitato - Largamente - Allegro moderato con fuoco - Adagio)
7 Karl Amadeus Hartmann: 2. Presto - Allegro Assai Fuge I- Tempo Ii- Fuge Iii - Coda (Original Version)

Dantons Tod op.6

8 Gottfried Einem: Geschwindmarsch in E major (Original Version)

Petite Symphonie Concertante

9 Frank Martin: 1. Adagio - Allegro con moto (Original Version)
10 Frank Martin: 2. Adagio (Original Version)
11 Frank Martin: 3. Allegretto alla marcia (Original Version)

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Symphony No.44 in E Minor, Hob.I:44 -"Mourning"

1 Joseph Haydn: 1. Allegro con brio (Original Version)
2 Joseph Haydn: 2. Menuetto Allegretto - Canone in Diapason (Original Version)
3 Joseph Haydn: 3. Adagio (Original Version)
4 Joseph Haydn: 4. Finale Presto (Original Version)

Symphony No.95 in C Minor, Hob.I:95

5 Joseph Haydn: 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
6 Joseph Haydn: 2. Andante (Original Version)
7 Joseph Haydn: 3. Menuetto (Original Version)
8 Joseph Haydn: 4. Finale Vivace (Original Version)

Symphony No.98 in B-flat Major, Hob.I:98

9 Joseph Haydn: 1. Adagio - Allegro (Original Version)
10 Joseph Haydn: 2. Adagio (Original Version)
11 Joseph Haydn: 3. Menuetto Allegro (Original Version)
12 Joseph Haydn: 4. Finale Presto (Original Version)

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Symphony No.48 in C Major, Hob.I:48 -"Maria Theresia"

1 Joseph Haydn: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
2 Joseph Haydn: 2. Adagio (Original Version)
3 Joseph Haydn: 3. Menuet Allegretto (Original Version)
4 Joseph Haydn: 4. Finale. Allegro (Original Version)

Symphony No.100 in G Major, Hob.I:100 - "Military"

5 I. Adagio - Allegro (Original Version)
6 II. Allegretto (Original Version)
7 Iii. Menuet Moderato (Original Version)
8 IV. Finale Presto (Original Version)

Symphony No.101 in D Major, Hob.I:101 - "The Clock"

9 I. Adagio - Presto (Original Version)
10 II. Andante (Original Version)
11 Iii. Menuet Allegretto - Trio (Original Version)
12 IV. Finale Vivace (Original Version)

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Háry János Suite

1 1. Prelude. The Fairy Tale begins (Original Version)
2 2. Viennese musical clock (Original Version)
3 3. Song (Original Version)
4 4. The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon (Original Version)
5 5. Intermezzo (Original Version)
6 6. Entrance of the Emperor and his Court (Original Version)

Symphony in C

7 Zoltan Kodaly: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
8 Zoltan Kodaly: 2. Andante Moderato (Original Version)
9 Zoltan Kodaly: 3. Vivo (Original Version)

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Marosszéki táncok Dances of Marosszèk

1 Zoltan Kodaly: Original Version

Dances Of Galanta Galántai táncok

2 1. Lento - maestoso (Original Version)
3 2. Allegretto moderato (Original Version)
4 3. Allegro con moto, grazioso (Original Version)
5 4. Allegro (Original Version)
6 5. Allegro vivace (Original Version)

Háry János Suite

7 1. Prelude. The Fairy Tale begins (Original Version)
8 2. Viennese musical clock (Original Version)
9 3. Song (Original Version)
10 4. The Battle and Defeat of Napoleon (Original Version)
11 5. Intermezzo (Original Version)
12 6. Entrance of the Emperor and his Court (Original Version)

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Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64

1 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 1. Allegro molto appassionato (Original Version)
2 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 2. Andante (Original Version)
3 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: 3. Allegro non troppo - Allegro molto vivace (Original Version)

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 in F Minor, S. 359 No. 1 Corresponds with Piano Version No. 14 in F Minor

4 Franz Liszt: Orch. Liszt/Doppler

Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 in D minor, S.359 No.2 Corresponds with piano version no. 2 in C sharp minor

5 Arr. Karl Müller-Berghaus

Zigeunerweisen, Op.20

6 Pablo de Sarasate: Original Version

Hejre Kati, Op.32

7 Jenö Hubay: Original Version

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Symphony No.29 in A, K.201

1 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
2 2. Andante (Original Version)
3 3. Menuetto (Original Version)
4 4. Allegro con spirito (Original Version)

Symphony No.39 in E flat, K.543

5 1. Adagio - Allegro (Original Version)
6 2. Andante con moto (Original Version)
7 3. Menuetto Allegretto (Original Version)
8 4. Finale Allegro (Original Version)

9 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Maurerische Trauermusik, K.477

Adagio and Fugue in C Minor, K. 546

10 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Adagio and Fugue (Orchestral version)

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Symphony No.40 in G minor, K.550

1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: I. Molto allegro (Original Version)
2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: II. Andante (Original Version)
3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Iii. Menuetto Allegretto - Trio (Original Version)
4 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: IV. Finale Allegro assai (Original Version)

Symphony No.41 in C, K.551 - "Jupiter"

5 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1. Allegro vivace (Original Version)
6 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 2. Andante cantabile (Original Version)
7 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 3. Menuetto Allegretto (Original Version)
8 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 4. Molto allegro (Original Version)

Serenade in G Major, K. 525 "Eine kleine Nachtmusik"

9 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: I. Allegro (Original Version)
10 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: II. Romance Andante (Original Version)
11 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Iii. Menuetto Allegretto (Original Version)
12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: IV. Rondo Allegro (Original Version)

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Symphony No.29 in A, K.201

1 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
2 2. Andante (Original Version)
3 3. Menuetto (Original Version)
4 4. Allegro con spirito (Original Version)

Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K.385 "Haffner"

5 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: I. Allegro con spirito (Original Version)
6 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: II. Andante (Original Version)
7 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Iii. Menuetto (Original Version)
8 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: IV. Finale Presto (Original Version)

Symphony No.41 in C, K.551 - "Jupiter"

9 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1. Allegro vivace (Original Version)
10 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 2. Andante cantabile (Original Version)
11 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 3. Menuetto Allegretto (Original Version)
12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 4. Molto allegro (Original Version)

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Clarinet Concerto In A, K.622

1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: I. Allegro (Original Version)
2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: II. Adagio (Original Version)
3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Iii. Rondo. Allegro (Original Version)

Piano Concerto No.20 in D minor, K.466

4 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
5 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 2. Romance (Original Version)
6 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 3. Rondo Allegro assai (Original Version)

Concert Rondo for Piano and Orchestra in D. K.382

7 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Original Version

Rondo for Piano and Orchestra in A, K.386

8 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Ed. Alfred Einstein

Disk 32 von 45 (CD)

Piano Concerto No.19 in F, K.459

1 1. Allegro - Cadenza: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Cadenzas: W.A. Mozart)
2 2. Allegretto (Cadenzas: W.A. Mozart)
3 3. Allegro assai - Cadenza: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Cadenzas: W.A. Mozart)

Piano Concerto No.27 in B flat, K.595

4 1. Allegro (Original Version)
5 2. Larghetto (Original Version)
6 3. Allegro (Original Version)

Disk 33 von 45 (CD)

La Boutique Fantasque

1 1. Overture (Arr. Respighi)
2 4. Tarantella (Arr. Respighi)
3 5. Mazurka (Arr. Respighi)
4 7. Cossack Danse (Arr. Respighi)
5 9. Can-Can (Arr. Respighi)
6 11. Valse lente (Arr. Respighi)
7 13. Nocturne (Arr. Respighi)
8 14. Galop (Arr. Respighi)
9 15. Finale (Arr. Respighi)

Scheherazade, Op. 35

10 Nikolai Rimsky-Korssakoff: 1. Largo e maestoso (Original Version)
11 Nikolai Rimsky-Korssakoff: 2. Lento (Original Version)
12 Nikolai Rimsky-Korssakoff: 3. Andantino quasi allegretto (Original Version)
13 Nikolai Rimsky-Korssakoff: 4. Allegro molto (Original Version)

Disk 34 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, D. 759 "Unfinished"

1 Franz Schubert: 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
2 Franz Schubert: 2. Andante con moto (Original Version)

Symphony No.1 in B flat, Op.38 - "Spring"

3 1. Andante un poco maestoso - Allegro molto vivace (Original Version)
4 2. Larghetto (Original Version)
5 3. Scherzo Molto vivace (Original Version)
6 4. Allegro animato e grazioso (Original Version)

Clarinet Concerto No.1 in F minor, Op.73

7 Carl Maria von Weber: 1. Allegro (Original Version)
8 Carl Maria von Weber: 2. Adagio ma non troppo (Original Version)
9 Carl Maria von Weber: 3. Rondo Allegretto (Original Version)

Disk 35 von 45 (CD)

Die Fledermaus

1 Johann Strauss II: Overture (Original Version)

Annen-Polka, Op. 117

2 Johann Strauss II: Arr. Richard Atzler

Kaiserwalzer, Op. 437

3 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka, Op. 214

4 Johann Strauss II: Arr. Fr. Schimak

Radetzky-Marsch, Op. 228

5 Johann Strauss I: Arr. Ertl

An der schönen blauen Donau, Op.314

6 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

7 Johann Strauss II: Eljen a Magyar, Op.332

Geschichten aus dem Wienerwald, Op. 325

8 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Disk 36 von 45 (CD)

An der schönen blauen Donau, Op.314

1 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Wiener Blut, Op.354

2 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Perpetuum mobile, Op.257

3 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

4 Pizzicato Polka (1870)

Die Fledermaus

5 Johann Strauss II: Overture (Original Version)

Der Zigeunerbaron (Original Version)

6 Johann Strauss II: Overture (Act 1)

Frühlingsstimmen, Op. 410

7 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Rosen aus dem Süden, Op.388

8 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Morgenblätter, Op.279

9 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Annen-Polka, Op. 117

10 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka, Op. 214

11 Johann Strauss II: Original Version

Radetzky-Marsch, Op. 228

12 Johann Strauss I: Arr. Alfred Pagel 1885-1948

Disk 37 von 45 (CD)

Don Juan, Op. 20, TrV 156

1 Richard Strauss: Original Version

Duet-Concertino for clarinet & bassoon

2 Richard Strauss: 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
3 Richard Strauss: 2. Andante (Original Version)
4 Richard Strauss: 3. Rondo (Original Version)

5 Richard Strauss: Burlesque In D Minor For Piano And Orchestra, AV 85

Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Op. 28, TrV 171

6 Richard Strauss: Original Version

Disk 38 von 45 (CD)

Le Sacre du Printemps (Revised version for Orchestra published 1947)

1 Igor Strawinsky: Introduction (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
2 Igor Strawinsky: The Augurs of Spring: Dances of the Young Girls (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
3 Igor Strawinsky: Ritual of Abduction (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
4 Igor Strawinsky: Spring Rounds (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
5 Igor Strawinsky: Ritual of the Rival Tribes (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
6 Igor Strawinsky: Procession of the Sage (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
7 Igor Strawinsky: Adoration of the Earth (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
8 Igor Strawinsky: Dance of the Earth (Pt. 1: "L'adoration de la terre")
9 Igor Strawinsky: Introduction Largo (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")
10 Igor Strawinsky: Mystical Circles of the Young Girls (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")
11 Igor Strawinsky: Glorification of the Chosen Victim (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")
12 Igor Strawinsky: Summoning of the Elders (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")
13 Igor Strawinsky: Ritual of the Elders (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")
14 Igor Strawinsky: Sacrificial Dance The Chosen One (Pt. 2: "Le Sacrifice")

Petrouchka (Version 1947)

15 Igor Strawinsky: The Shrovetide Fair - The Crowds - The Conjuring-trick (Scene 1)
16 Igor Strawinsky: Russian Dance (Scene 1)
17 Igor Strawinsky: Petrouchka's Room (Scene 2)
18 Igor Strawinsky: The Moor's Room - Dance of the Ballerina (Scene 3)
19 Igor Strawinsky: Waltz The Ballerina and the Moor (Scene 3)
20 Igor Strawinsky: The Shrovetide Fair Evening (Scene 4)
21 Igor Strawinsky: Dance of the Wet-nurses (Scene 4)
22 Igor Strawinsky: Dance of the Peasant and the Bear (Scene 4)
23 Igor Strawinsky: The Merchant and the Gipsies (Scene 4)
24 Igor Strawinsky: Dance of the Coachmen and the Grooms (Scene 4)
25 Igor Strawinsky: The Masqueraders (Scene 4)

Movements for Piano & Orchestra

26 Igor Strawinsky: 1. I (Original Version)
27 Igor Strawinsky: 2. II (Original Version)
28 Igor Strawinsky: 3. Iii (Original Version)
29 Igor Strawinsky: 4. IV (Original Version)
30 Igor Strawinsky: 5. V (Original Version)

Disk 39 von 45 (CD)

Capriccio for Piano & Orchestra

1 Igor Strawinsky: 1. Presto (Original Version)
2 Igor Strawinsky: 2. Andante Rapsodico (Original Version)
3 Igor Strawinsky: 3. Allegro Capriccioso (Original Version)

Divertimento from "Baiser de la fée"

4 Igor Strawinsky: 1. Sinfonia (Original Version)
5 Igor Strawinsky: 2. Danses suisses (Original Version)
6 Igor Strawinsky: 3. Scherzo (Original Version)
7 Igor Strawinsky: 4. Pas de deux Adagio-Variation-Coda (Original Version)

Aufforderung zum Tanze, Op.65, J.260

8 Carl Maria von Weber: Orch. Berlioz

Konzertstück in F minor, Op.79 for Piano and Orchestra

9 Carl Maria von Weber: Original Version

Disk 40 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36, TH 27

1 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Andante sostenuto - Moderato con anima - Moderato assai, quasi Andante - Allegro vivo (Original Version)
2 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Andantino in modo di canzone (Original Version)
3 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Scherzo. Pizzicato ostinato - Allegro (Original Version)
4 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 4. Finale Allegro con fuoco (Original Version)

Swan Lake, Op.20 Suite

5 1. Scene - Swan Theme (Original Version)
6 2. Valse in A (Original Version)
7 3. Danse des petits cygnes (Original Version)
8 4. Scene (Original Version)
9 5. Danse Hongroise Czardas (Original Version)

The Sleeping Beauty, Op.66 - Suite

10 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: Waltz (Arranged by Leopold Weninger)

Nutcracker Suite, Op.71a

11 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: Waltz of the Flowers (Arranged by Leopold Weninger)

Eugene Onegin, Op.24 (Original Version)

12 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: Waltz (Act 2)

Disk 41 von 45 (CD)

Symphony No.5 In E Minor, Op.64, TH.29

1 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Andante - Allegro con anima (Original Version)
2 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza - Moderato con anima (Original Version)
3 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Valse Allegro moderato (Original Version)
4 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 4. Finale Andante maestoso - Allegro vivace (Original Version)

Ouverture solennelle "1812," Op.49

5 Orig. score/With cannon courtesy US Military Acad. West Point and bells L. Spelman Rockefeller Carillon/Riverside Church

Eugene Onegin, Op.24 (Original Version)

6 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: Valse (Act 2)

Eugene Onegin, Op.24

7 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: Polonaise (Original Version)

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Symphony No.6 In B Minor, Op.74 -"Pathétique"

1 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Adagio - Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
2 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Allegro con grazia (Original Version)
3 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Allegro molto vivace (Original Version)
4 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 4. Finale Adagio lamentoso - Andante (Original Version)

Violin Concerto in D, Op.35

5 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Allegro moderato (Original Version)
6 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Canzonetta Andante (Original Version)
7 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Finale Allegro vivacissimo (Original Version)

Disk 43 von 45 (CD)

Serenade for String Orchestra in C Major, Op. 48, TH 48

1 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Pezzo in forma di sonatina: Andante non troppo - Allegro moderato (Original Version)
2 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Walzer: Moderato Tempo di valse (Original Version)
3 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Elégie: Larghetto elegiaco (Original Version)
4 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 4. Finale Tema russo: Andante - Allegro con spirito (Original Version)

Symphony No.6 In B Minor, Op.74 -"Pathétique"

5 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 1. Adagio - Allegro non troppo (Original Version)
6 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 2. Allegro con grazia (Original Version)
7 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 3. Allegro molto vivace (Original Version)
8 Peter Iljitsch Tschaikowsky: 4. Finale Adagio lamentoso - Andante (Original Version)

Disk 44 von 45 (CD)

Aida (Original Version)

1 Danza di piccoli schiavi mori (Act 2)

Aida

2 Sacred Dance of the Priestesses (Original Version)
3 Ballabile (Original Version)

Otello (Original Version)

4 Ballet Music (Act 3)

Nabucco

5 Overture (Original Version)

La forza del destino

6 Overture Sinfonia (Original Version)

I vespri siciliani

7 Overture (Original Version)

La traviata (Original Version)

8 Giuseppe Verdi: Prelude (Act 1)
9 Giuseppe Verdi: Prelude (Act 3)

Aida

10 Preludio (Original Version)
11 Sacred Dance of the Priestesses (Original Version)

Aida (Original Version)

12 Danza di piccoli schiavi mori (Act 2)

Aida

13 Ballabile (Original Version)

La Gioconda (Original Version)

14 Dance of the Hours (Act 3)

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The Moldau from Má Vlast

1 Bedrich Smetana: Anfang der Probe (Probe)
2 Bedrich Smetana: Darf ich jetzt die Streicher haben, Adam (Probe)
3 Bedrich Smetana: 6 Takte vor Berta (Probe)
4 Bedrich Smetana: Wenn auf die Harfe ein Vibrato gibt (Probe)
5 Bedrich Smetana: 4 vor Caesar (Probe)
6 Bedrich Smetana: Ich möchte Ihnen vorschlagen (Probe)
7 Bedrich Smetana: Gehen wir jetzt weiter (Probe)
8 Bedrich Smetana: Vielleicht machen wir Streich (Probe)
9 Bedrich Smetana: Heinrich, jetzt spielen wir nämlich alle (Probe)
10 Bedrich Smetana: Original Version

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