Wagner / Philharmonic Society of New York / Walter: Bruno Walter Conducts the Philharmonic Society
Wagner / Philharmonic Society of New York / Walter: Bruno Walter Conducts the Philharmonic Society
Format: CD
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Artist: Wagner / Philharmonic Society of New York / Walter
Label: Music & Arts Program
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 017685121227
Genre: Classical
Captured here in excellent sound is Walter's penultimate concert with the Philharmonic before he retired as it's guest conductor (Carnegie Hall, 10 February, 1957). The Idyll was a work much loved by Walter, and he recorded it in the studio six times during his career. This is an expansive performance, played with fervor and great transparency of detail. Walter used the Orel edition of Bruckner's original version, with his own changes and was one of Walter's specialties. This concert has never before been issued in any format; it is released in excellent sound with detailed notes by Mark Kluge, program annotator for the Chicago Symphony.
Tracks:
1.1 Ruhig Bewegt
1.2 Feirlich Misterioso
1.3 Scherzo: Bewegt Lebhaft Trio: Schnell
1.4 Adagio: Langsam Feierlich
