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BBC Legends BBCL 4209. Beecham: The British National Anthem, Beethoven – Symphony no.9 (APE)
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BBC Legends BBCL 4209. Beecham: The British National Anthem, Beethoven - Symphony no.9 (APE)
# Performer: Nan Merriman, Sylvia Fisher, Richard Lewis
# Orchestra: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
# Conductor: Thomas Beecham
# Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven
# Audio CD (July 31, 2007)
# SPARS Code: A-D
# Number of Discs: 1
# Format: APE (image+cue)
# Label: BBC Legends
# ASIN: B000OY6HYU
# Size: 287 MB
# Recovery: +3%
# Scan: yes
# Server: hotfile
1. The British National Anthem
2. Allegro Ma Non Troppo, Un Poco Maestoso
3. Molto Vivace
4. Adagio Molto E Cantiabile
5. Presto – Allegro Assai -
6. Rezitativo: ‘O Freunde, Nicht Diese Tone!’ – Allegro Assai
Kurt Sanderling is one of Germany’s most distinguished conductors, having been associated with Evgeny Mravinsky and the Leningrad Philharmonic, followed by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra which he completely overhauled, the Dresden Staatskapelle, Leipzig Gewandhaus, and later with the Philharmonia Orchestra where he became Conductor Emeritus. He has appeared in all the major capitals and at the Salzburg Festival. This is the first time Sanderling has appeared on BBC Legends.
Sanderling recorded Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 twice before in the studio, but this live performance in 1981 with the BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra (a year later to become the newly formed BBC Philharmonic) has been requested frequently.
Sanderling, according to his son Thomas Sanderling, ‘came from a generation of conductors who did not like to refer to recordings…one had to live with the score! And obviously he knew conductors like Walter and Klemperer, both of whom had known Mahler personally…And then there was Oskar Fried, another early disciple of Gustav Mahler, who had also been active in Russia at various times. My father was therefore very much part of this same culture’.
This live 1981 recording is superbly engineered and comes from the BBC’s Studios in Manchester