1. De Larrocha, Frühbeck de Burgos (cond.), London Philharmonic Orchestra (1984) 2. Haskil, Markevitch (cond.), Orchestre des Concerts Lamoureux (1960) 3. Rubinstein, Jordá (cond.), San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (1957) 0 Likes ...
Updated Jul-16-2019 at 16:30 by Trout
1. Hahn, Wolff (cond.), St. Paul Chamber Orchestra (1999) 2. Shaham, Previn (cond.), London Symphony Orchestra (1993) 3. Stern, Bernstein (cond.), New York Philharmonic Orchestra (1964) 0 Likes ...
Updated Jul-13-2019 at 20:09 by Trout
1. Ansermet (cond.), L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (1949) 2. Abbado (cond.), London Symphony Orchestra (1980) 3. Chailly (cond.), Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (1995) 0 Likes ...
1. Rubinstein (1966) 2. Rubinstein (1939) 3. Kapell (29 various) (1952) 4. Rubinstein (1950) 0 Likes ...
Updated Jul-06-2019 at 09:04 by Trout
This week’s Vinyl’s Revenge is a recording re-issued dozens of times between 1957 and when I acquired it under the CBS “Great Performances” series in 1981. Before George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones, George Lucas’ Star Wars, and Tolkien’s Middle Earth chronicles, Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen represented the pinnacle in literary or performance arts at creating an entire mythology. This tetralogy of operas is based loosely on characters from the Norse sagas and the Nibelungenlied. 0 Likes ...
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