Richard Strauss: Symphonia domestica with Lorin Maazel (1986) | NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester

The Symphonia domestica op. 53 by Richard Strauss, played by then NDR Symphony Orchestra (today: NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra) conducted by Lorin Maazel.
RICHARD STRAUSS
Symphonia domestica op. 53 00:00
I. Thema 00:01
Thema 1. Bewegt
Thema 2. Sehr lebhaft
Thema 3. Ruhig
II. Scherzo - Munter 05:36
III. Wiegenlied. Mäßig langsam 12:11
IV. Adagio. Langsam 18:20
V. Finale. Sehr lebhaft 32:18
Lorin Maazel, conductor
NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra
Recorded on December 6, 1986, Großer Sendesaal of the NDR Landesfunkhaus Niedersachsen Broadcasting Center, Hanover
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[@AbKoster]

Habe gar nicht mehr in Erinnerung dass ich da gespielt habe aber es muss wohl so sein weil ich mich da sehe und höre. Wunderbar die alten Kollegen wieder zu sehen

[@leestamm3187]

Being a Strauss devotee, I always notice the horn players. A good reason why I subscribe to your channel.

[@andreaguarino8207]

Wie war die Arbeit mit Lorin Maazel, bitte?

[@juliusz1486]

Wunderbar! Das ist mein Vorbild, Prof. Koster, als ich uebernächste Woche das Stueck in Stettin spiele. Beste Gruesse von ehemaliger Student von Christoph Kohler :)

[@wehaveasituation]

Maazel doesn't even need the score, such is his memory and concentration.

[@kome1976]

I don't like pauses, fermata of this Strauss work score

[@donheldenspiegel3886]

44:23 Bravo, Ab Koster's High-E!! TOO BEAUTIFUL!!

[@AbKoster]

Thank you!

[@honda412000]

What a superb conductor this man was! I remember seeing him in Lisbon with a superb orchestra (can't remember which) nearly 60 years ago. By then lots of young people still liked music (this kind of...) and the applause in the end would make any Ronaldo or anyone similar shy! Don't remember the program but I still have the vivid image in my brain of the extra he gave us. He entered the stage and practically jumped to his podium beating the opening of "Die Meistersing von Nurnberg" while still in the air! And this immortal piece from Strauss, how superbly played! Pity the slight mishap with a trumpet at 35:52. Those who think this civilization is eternal just compare this music what it's done today.

[@NDRKlassik]

Thank you for sharing your memories - we have a vivid picture of it in mind now!

[@leestamm3187]

Maazel at his best. A wonderful conductor.

[@StocksIn60Seconds]

They're allowed a mistake in this impossible program, lol.

[@michelemelchioni533]

Congratulations for Conductor and Orchestra. Fantastico! These were real conductor 👍

[@NDRKlassik]

Thank you, much appreciated!

[@HassoBenSoba]

Lorin Maazel..as far as I'm concerned, THE master interpreter of this brilliant score. Great to hear the VIOLINS and violas so prominently balanced in this recording. Thanks for posting. LR

[@NDRKlassik]

You are very welcome! :)

[@leestamm3187]

An inspiring performance of the Strauss masterwork from Maestro Maazel and the wonderful NDR. Thanks for sharing it.

[@NDRKlassik]

Our pleasure! :) Thank you!

[@user-hd2tc9ze5i]

The music is ver dinamic and full of contrast. The theme from the Eulenspiegell in the horns is ver recognising. The structre is a rondo, but the magic of the involvingi harmonical armosphe gives it dynamism

[@MrMichaelvier]

vielen dank , dass Sie dieses geniale Meisterwerk von Strauss hier bei You Tube den Hörern zugängig gemacht haben. Lorin Maazel und ein fantastisch spielendes Orchester haben mich zutiefst glücklich gemacht. Man hört die DOMESTICA leider viiiel zu selten. Herzlichen Dank an NDR KLassik.

[@NDRKlassik]

Das freut uns aber sehr!! Vielen herzlichen Dank für diesen netten Kommentar! 🥰

[@barrydavis987]

An excellent upload. The internal balance of the orchestra is well captured. Many thanks for this posting.

[@NDRKlassik]

Our pleasure! Thank you for listening!

[@richardwilliams473]

Very difficult piece for the French Horn players with all those extremely high register notes

[@Discovery_and_Change]

5:35 love birds | 12:11 sad violin section | 13:04 sad transition |18:08 note | 25:48 love string bird section | 28:02 note 32:20 ending preview | 38:03 peaceful rest after success | 43:03 revival | 45:20 celebration | 45:31 horn celebration 45:38 sparkle wave | 45:44 trumpets | 45:52 sparkle wave | 46:11 Xmas | 46:26 | 47:05 revival | 47:17 last notes 47:19 tada!

[@papagen00]

amazing photographic memory

[@hansjuergenkohlhaas871]

What a nice surprise to watch here NDRSO's young concertmaster Roland Greutter as he soloes beautifully in Richard Strauss's masterpiece.

[@NDRKlassik]

Yes!! Well recognized, that is our Roland Greutter. ☺️

[@leestamm3187]

It has always been a pleasure to see and hear Roland Greutter, throughout his career, which I have followed for many years.

[@user-ps1vk9dk1j]

Besondels gut ! Thank you for uploading this superb music. I enjoyed listening to Symphonia domestica on this concert . I have some CDs of Symphonia domestica, and they are boring me. But, this concert not.

[@NDRKlassik]

Happy to hear this!!

[@stefanoavoni3516]

Ci sono e ci sono stati tanti grandi direttori d'orchestra, ma la tecnica direttoriale di Maazel è unica.

[@user-ni3pu2fg7k]

Brilliantly!!!💫🔥

[@NDRKlassik]

Thank you!!

[@Skidoo22]

Strauss's greatest moment.... 23:54

[@bernibar6522]

46:09 - Dämpfer gefallen - wer kennt das nicht!

[@ibizaking]

LOL

[@MaxPower-grrl]

Long Live Maazel!

[@richardwilliams473]

Lorin Maazel had a fearce looking face when conducting but when he spoke his voice was rather mild mannered

[@yuriguccione7385]

6:22 flute solo

[@papagen00]

46:10 someone's getting fired 😂😂😂

[@greggsilvis4570]

Trumpet player kicks mute. 46:10

[@jamesoliver6625]

Maazel sleepwalks through Germany.

[@novagerio]

I'd rather say 1996

[@NDRKlassik]

Why is that?

[@novagerio]

@@NDRKlassik why is that? Because Lorin looked much older in 2006!

[@NDRKlassik]

And why wouldn't he! But this recording is from 1986 - positive. ;)

[@novagerio]

@@NDRKlassik yeah, but first it said 2006, and then you changed it. I still believe it's from 96, having seen this on the telly back then. It was during his tenure as music director of the orchestra (1993-2002) when he did most of the Strauss Tone Poems while he recorded them in state of the art sound.