This performance has been issued in a 6CD 'Stokowski Legends' set as per this link ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r52cZ36sZb2DrKs

Different ending

Oh my god.

Muy buena estas danzas argentinas. La interpretacxión excelente.

ドゥダメルと彼のオーケストラで知ってノリのいい曲だな〜って思ってたら半世紀も前に我が小澤征爾が全てで上回る最高の演奏を残していたという驚愕の事実。

After all, that is not without reason! Whom did Comrade Toscanini conduct? A long list! But Scriabin! That is not without reason!

アストラッド・ジルベルトのが有名ですよね。いいなぁ、久しぶりに聴いた、この曲！

A front row seat art Woolsey Hall, Yale University, by default due to my near-back row seat being engaged to 'recording eqpt. and deep wires, 1989. Ravi didn't play this piece or its intangible beginnings, but he did amaze with a solo tabla rhythmist. Captivated the Hindii overcome by joy and felicity in the packed House. He raised the roof of Krishna Magic.

Das ist eine kaum zu überschätzende Entdeckung! Warum zur Hölle sind diese Sachen nicht auf CD und allgemein bekannter? Wieso dirigieren die heutigen französischen Dirigenten von morgens bis abends Mahler, Schumann, Brahms...?

Jean Martinon enregistrera plus tard cette symphonie avec l'orchestre national de l'ORTF avec cette fois son instrumentation complète.

Giuseppe Sinopoli…. Un grandissimo conduttore verdiano ( e non solo!!!)

Epic!

perche solo 25 minuti? prego pubblicare tutto!!!!

Thank you.. Can we have the other movements please?

Impressive indeed

This could be a good Fight theme, for some reason. (Skullgirls Related.)

God this is supreme.

Best recording of the Estancia Suite by far! A pity that the CSO and Ozawa didn’t make a studio recording of this score for RCA back in the day.

The greatest Manfred live performance ever given....

i mean,listening to the strings in the fugato....unbelievable!!!!!!

The cuts aside,,,,,this might be the most hairrising,virtuosic,orchestral performance ever!!!!!!!

Viva Kempe! An unsurpassed Wagnerian and still missed.

That's fantastic. Thank you!

Bravo

Excellent! I didn't know Solti recorded this work with the Chicago Symphony also.

hi, will you be uploading the other two movements? I only have an old mono recording of this and would love to have the stereo version. One of my favorite Rozsa concert works.

Thank you so much! Would it be able to upload the rest of the movements? ^^

I attended the first performance of the Mahler 3rd given by the CSO with Martinon conducting. It was really first rate and received a generous ovation at the conclusion.

Heard this on Night Train with Ted Grossman on WLRN Sunday night.

The BBC's choice for the closing music to its 1976 series "Anna Karenina" and one endorsed by the Grand Duchess of Leuchtenberg whose father was also a Russian composer as being the most authentically Russian score...

Tchaikowsky não é desse planeta. Svetlanov, spacibo.

Manfred is less frequently performed in concert. This is due to its length, unfamiliarity, and its requirement for a large orchestra, including obbligato organ. It is also considered to be a virtuoso work and difficult to play well.

Sorry, but this Sympony Concertante has been wrongly credited to Miloslav Kabalec. It has in fact been composed by Jan Hanus. I realized this when I listened to the Symphonic Concertante of Jan Hanus uploaded by two other poeple on KZbin and afterwards, listening to this Kabelec upload, I realized it is the exact same piece as the one uploaded under the name of Jan Hanus. When you check the cover of the record from which this audio was uploaded, as shown in this audio/video under Kabelac's name, it show 2 pieces by Kabelac on the record and then the Symphonic Concertante under the name of Jan Hanus. Anyway, it remains a magnificent piece of music that really should be heard more often. Thanks for this excelent upload!

Thanks to Rob Cowan on bbc3 i discovered today miloslav kabelac. First his mystery of time and now his symphonic concertante. Both pieces merit more listenings.

Composer and great conductor Jean Martinon hast called his important early work "Hymne a la Vie" - 1944 in the year of the French liberation - - - , in this record played by the wonderful Chicago SO.- Thank you very much for posting - on 01/11/14 - the day of "We are Charlie".-Hymne a la vie... ...,

Dieser Konzertmitschnitt, der Jean Martinon als profunden Mahler-Dirigenten zeigt (er war Träger der bedeutenden Mahler-Medaille), steht dem bereits geposteten, Aufruf der nicht ganz leicht erhältlichen Chicagoer Live-Wiedergabe in nichts nach. Die vorliegende Doppel-CD ist mit einer bemerkenswerten Interpretation der Bergschen Lulu-Fragmente gekoppelt. Hinweis für MARTINON-Fans: Mit dem CSO ist die 4. Sinfonie Mahlers bereits auf KZbin zu hören; Es existiert noch eine Aufnahme der 1. Sinfonie (Videomitschnitt -!- des Japan New Philharmonic Orchestra). Gleichfalls, der 8. Sinfonie (mit Holland-Festival-Chören) und der 10. Sinfonie sowohl mit dem CSO als auch mit dem Residentie Orkest Den Haag - Letzteres eine Gedenkkassette zusammen mit Liszts Faust-Sinfonie). .

Zu den Größen der US-amerikanischen Filmmusik gehört der aus Ungarn gebürtige Miklos Rozsa - sein poulärstes Werk ist die "Ben-Hur"-Musik.Er ist auch ein profilierter Sinfoniker in gemäßigt modernem Stil. - Sehr verdienstvolles Posting mit den profilierten Solisten des Chicago SO aus der relativ kurzen aber gleichermaßen intensiven Zeit in Jean Martinons Direktoriat. Die anderen Sätze wären auch hörenswert - vielleicht kommen sie noch? Das Chicagoer Live- Musikarchiv enthält noch mancherlei wieder hörenswerte Schätze, vgl. z.B. Bach- und Telemann-Posting mit Trompeter A.Herseth. ...

Can you upload also the first 3 tracks ?

Shame about the cuts, but ehm.... why does he tack the coda of the first movement at the end of the fourth? It takes away a lot of the anguish that is so central in the finale. I've heard Temirkanov doing this too, but I didn't know Svetlanov preceded him in this. The only reason why I can imagine one should do this is for effect, and I'd imagined Svetlanov to know better. Shame.