Wagner - Der Ring Ohne Worte / The Ring Without Words (Century's recording: Otto Klemperer)

[@classicalmusicreference]

Wagner by Otto Klemperer: The Ring Without Words, Wesendonck Lieder, Overtures, Preludes 🎧 Qobuz bit.ly/3p2fW6e Tidal bit.ly/3nNXW06 🎧 Apple Music apple.co/31JjylG Deezer bit.ly/3l7BL38 🎧 Amazon Music amzn.to/3HRITdV Spotify spoti.fi/3CURetA 🎧 KZbin Music bit.ly/3D2Lu1b Soundcloud bit.ly/3FWbRYu 🎧 Napster, Pandora, Anghami, Soundcloud, QQ音乐, LineMusic 日本… Richard Wagner (1813-1883) - Die Oper Ohne Worte / Wesendonck Lieder. Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation (00:00-09:02) Der Ring Ohne Worte / The Ring Without Words. 00:00 Einzug der Götter in Walhall - Das Rheingold. 08:08 Walkürenritt - Die Walküre. 10:58 Siegfried Idyll - Siegfried. 28:46 Waldweben - Siegfried. 37:11 Siegfrieds Rheinfahrt - Götterdämmerung. 43:16 Siegfrieds Trauermarsch - Götterdämmerung. 50:50 Vorspiel und Liebstod - Tristan und Isolde. Wesendonck Lieder (orch. Felix Mottl) 1:06:40 I. Der Engel 1:10:17 II. Stehe still ! 1:14:19 III. Im Treibhaus 1:20:59 IV. Schmerzen 1:23:37 V. Träume Tristan und Isolde 1:28:25 Mild und leise - Isoldes Liebestod Mezzo-Soprano: Christa Ludwig Ouvertüren und Vorspiels 1:35:14 Vorspiel - Parsifal. 1:48:19 Ouvertüre - Tannhäuser. 2:03:02 Ouvertüre - Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg. 2:13:57 Tanz der Lehrbuben und Aufzug der Meistersinger - D.M.V.N. 2:20:45 Ouvertüre - Der Fliegende Holländer. 2:31:31 Ouvertüre - Rienzi. 2:42:59 Vorspiel zum 1. Akt - Lohengrin. 2:52:55 Vorspiel zum 3. Akt - Lohengrin. Philharmonia Orchestra Conductor : Otto KLEMPERER Recorded in 1960-63, at London / UK New mastering in 2020 by AB for CMRR 🔊 FOLLOW US on SPOTIFY (Profil: CMRR) : spoti.fi/3016eVr 🔊 Download CMRR's recordings in High fidelity audio (QOBUZ) : bit.ly/2M1Eop2 Otto Klemperer is undoubtedly one of the legendary conductors of the 20th century. Between 1959-1973: Otto Klemperer was appointed Music Director for life and then Principal Conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra. In spite of the imposing size of this symphony orchestra, Klemperer has always succeeded in combining power and musical intimacy. He delivers the most charming "Siegfried-Idyll" of the entire discography. We have the impression that we are listening to a chamber orchestra with an intimate and shimmering sound. The new mastering allows us to appreciate all the orchestral colors of the Philharmonia as well as the superb acoustics of London's Kingsway Hall and the warmth of the EMI recordings. Here is a Wagner laid bare, intimate, deep and powerful: the music, and only the music. Wagner - Der Fliegende Holländer + Presentation (Theo Adam - reference recording : Otto Klemperer) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6q5g2SGe855q8k Richard Wagner PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXikfJqlmNF9bKM

[@OlivierNovel]

The picture says "The Ring" but it's not only The Ring, don't get me wrong, I also love the Liebstod but it is not "The Ring".

[@АлександрАлександр-г3р2ъ]

❤1

[@alexanderreikreik]

without words.....christa ludwig is here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alexanderreikreik]

The Ring Without Words 1:07 singing .....???? why

[@manouchehr7]

No word can describe immense beauty and great richness of Wagner music and Klemperer is one of the greatest conductor for His music .

[@1953Parsifal]

I love Wagner's music very much, but all of them are too long to listen during limited time of everyday life. Hence this kind of digest edition is often suitable for me as a BGM music.

[@norbert-gottlieb-courlander]

❤

[@MikeFuller-ok6ok]

@@1953Parsifal The great composer Rossini said something like "Wagner has great moments and terrible half hours." Whatever, in terms of deeply emotionally moving orchestral music there are few who can match him!

[@MikeFuller-ok6ok]

WH Auden said of Wagner "Perhaps the greatest genius who has ever lived!"

[@Marinavalerevna]

​@@MikeFuller-ok6okРоссини выдал пассивную агрессию, всего лишь. Добавил ложку дёгтя в бочку с мёдом, как говорят в России.

[@richardallen3810]

As a boy I met Werner Klemperer growing up in Beverly Hills during his Hogan Heroes Days and he was so happy to hear me go on about his Dad and my love for Wagner. I saw him again in a production of Sound of Music . He couldn’t have been nicer.

[@Peter44654]

I worked a couple of years as an usher at the "old" Met in NYC. Don't know if I ever heard Klemperor, but I heard and watched plenty of Wagner. my first time watching the Gods climb to Valhalla almost knocks me, a wise guy from the Bronx, a Yankee Fan, off my feet. I used to sneak in the girl I married, and a bunch of my urgent friends, after the swell in the reserved seats all left when every first act ended. I wonder if that was done in the Coliseum back then? I am listening to this right now.

[@vector8310]

Werner was Otto's son?! I would have gone to the grave never having discovered that fact.

[@richardallen3810]

@@vector8310 I’m happy you now know. It’s sad now a days not many people know of either.

[@richrol58]

@@vector8310 Unlike Klink he was a very good violinist...!

[@glennbourque111]

Nicely expressed sentiment

[@AlleinerRitter]

I said it before and gonna say it again; Wagner's work is not only music. It's HIGH MAGIC. The greatest magician ever.

[@richardallen3810]

Agree, but the magicians spell is even more magical in Bayreuth hearing it live as I did. The euphoria keeps you elevated for many days after the performance.

[@conniechen3767]

So true! Wagner is indeed a genuine “total work” without Peer. Such a mythical creator without shadow . Transcendental Continuum everlasting!

[@gabrielkaz5250]

Bien sûr

[@richardallen3810]

Among other things, he was lovinging referred to as "The Wizard of Bayreuth"

[@cricketforbaseballpeople9356]

Excellent? Yes. Greatest? Not a chance.

[@iandvern29]

I'd forgotten how beautiful the Wesendonck Lieder are.

[@shamcohen-simeon8753]

This is a real delight. Many stories about Wagner but I am just focusing on his musical work. A genius!

[@therapier4214]

Beautiful, mythic and inspiring us all to greatness. Wagner was sent by the gods to help us see Beauty. Klemperer does a first rate job throughout, capturing both the Fire and the subtle Beauty of Wagner.

[@nm2000]

Richard Wagner war, ist und wird immer der Maestro schlecht hin bleiben. Seine Musik hat so etwas kraftvolles und filigranes zugleich, es ist als könnte man alle menschlichen Gefühlsregungen zugleich und mit einmal beschreiben; Wagners Musik ist wie ein reiner Kristall, ein Objekt von solch atemberaubender Schönheit, geformt durch Jahrhunderte der Einsamkeit, der Kälte, der Härte und doch auch der durch eine warme Glut kommenden Liebe, so dass wenn man davor steht, wie Odysseus nach seiner Reise vor Ithaka stand, man sich fragt ob es so etwas schönes und reines überhaupt auf Erden geben kann, oder man nur halluziniert. Wagner eröffnet Klangwelten, welche einem eine Ahnung geben wie sich Kolumbus nach der Entdeckung Amerikas gefühlt haben muss. Er eröffnet eine ewige Welt der Schönheit welche einen in eine bessere, purere, und heilere Welt entführt und einem einen klitzekleinen Einblick in das Genie des Maestros gewährt; eine Welt geprägt von Mythen und Schicksalen, von Liebe und Revolution, von Riesen und Zwergen, von Heimat und Exil. Wenn ich der Musik, den Melodien von Wagners Kompositionen lausche, ob in der Oper oder von dem PC, dann habe ich das unweigerliche Gefühl die Stationen des Lebens des Maestros zu passieren und diesen nachzufühlen. Ich bin mir nicht sicher ob überhaupt jemals eine Seele diesen Kommentar lesen und verstehen wird, doch wenn man als Wagnerianer das Leben des Maestros schon mehrmals mittels Biographien passiert hat, dann kann man ab einem gewissen Punkt bei diesen Stücken mehr also nur die Freude des Herzens spüren, man meint zumindest Wagners damaligen Schmerz zu teilen.

[@eirini1501]

Vielen Dank für Ihren wunderbaren Kommentar! Ich war zutiefst berührt, weil Sie die Größe Wagners auf die beste Weise beschrieben haben! Ich verstehe alles, was Sie sagen, denn ich liebe Richard Wagner!

[@EvaHaun]

Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar, ich stimme Ihnen absolut zu.

[@Duketributechannel]

As a deep Wagnerian i'm totally agree with you.

[@horacefrancou131]

The infinite melody.

[@weststable]

In 1958 Klemperrer conducted a complete Beethoven symphonic cycle at the Royal Festival Hall in London, the performance of the 9th Symphony was rated as the performance of the century!!

[@trendlinetracker3147]

His Missa Solemnis rendition has yet to be matched.

[@jojocatsitar6250]

Incredible music. Wagner was a genius.

[@JagerFrostTroll]

Cool it with the anti-semectic remarks

[@Marinavalerevna]

​​@@JagerFrostTrollпредлагаю отделить мух от котлет.

[@TheProphet3113]

I'm proud of the value of the exceptional contributions I've made to the world. Studying the works of my forebearers alway inspires me to work harder and deliver even greater works to the world. My magnum opus awaits you all.

[@michaelfischer5800]

Unbelievable! Highest quality ever - not only regarding the composition and the interpretation but also the technical aspect of this outstanding record

[@vanhowell3011]

I'm coming to appreciate Klemperer more and more. His career was derailed by unspeakable misfortunes but he kept crawling back. Unstoppable!

[@hello_there3528]

One thing I really love about classical music videos is the endless stories told in the comments. Just so amazing.

[@camilovazquez4113]

Those times when artists needn't give a natural and genuine smile for the camera!

[@lukehall8151]

today's common smile used to be associated with lunacy: food for thought.

[@JagerFrostTroll]

@@lukehall8151 Also a sign of weakness

[@Analwreckage]

That's a German smile

[@Marinavalerevna]

​@@JagerFrostTrollпоказывать дёсна - признак силы? Мы не животные.

[@utewerner5185]

Genial. Besser geht es nicht.

[@jorgeurzuaurzua4011]

Thanks Classical Music for an outstanding recording of Wagner music. Otto klemperer, together with Furtwängles, epitomize the years of glory of the classic German school of conductors who defined the XXth century. Klemperer was specially gifted for symphonic music, ad he conducted Wagner as a symphonic composer. He was not far from the mark. Wagner operas for non savants are difficult and lengthy; this collection is a splendid introduction to the melodies that characterize the higher Wagner's art form, the operas. Quality of the recording, thanks to the remastering, is superb.

[@Ezekmarin]

My god.... This is pure talent and magic....

[@BalbirSingh-gs2xi]

Wagner was the game changer in the western classical music.Otto Klemperer and Furtwangler are the best interpreter of Wagner s operas.

[@rg1941]

👍

[@jimcrawford5039]

Wagner made mountains out of molehills. His orchestral excerpts are ok though.

[@jaikee9477]

Wagner laid the foundation of modern entertainment.

[@johnholmes912]

and solti boehm et al

[@rickdeckard1075]

@@jimcrawford5039 sometimes people dont have physical access to the purifying air of the mountains, or the memory in their blood has fallen asleep and needs to be re-awakened

[@menachemhorowitz8925]

Thank you for this wonderful gift

[@classicalmusicreference]

Otto Klemperer is undoubtedly one of the legendary conductors of the 20th century. Between 1959-1973: Otto Klemperer was appointed Music Director for life and then Principal Conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra. In spite of the imposing size of this symphony orchestra, Klemperer has always succeeded in combining power and musical intimacy. He delivers the most charming "Siegfried-Idyll" of the entire discography. We have the impression that we are listening to a chamber orchestra with an intimate and shimmering sound. The new mastering allows us to appreciate all the orchestral colors of the Philharmonia as well as the superb acoustics of London's Kingsway Hall and the warmth of the EMI recordings. Here is a Wagner laid bare, intimate, deep and powerful: the music, and only the music. *Click to activate the English subtitles for the complete presentation* (00:00-09:02) 🔊 FOLLOW US on SPOTIFY (Profil: CMRR) : spoti.fi/3016eVr 🔊 Download CMRR's recordings in High fidelity audio (QOBUZ) : bit.ly/2M1Eop2

[@ritawing1064]

I was in the Philharmonia chorus at the end of Klemperer's career: he was a stricken oak in those last performances but I count myself extremely fortunate to have taken part in them, they were unforgettable experiences!

[@arsaugusta]

He is really one of the greatest musical geniuses of 20th century. We try to bring to light also his compositions...

[@allysson7925]

Bravo! Bravo! Bravíssimo !!! 37:11 Siegfrieds Rheinfahrt - Götterdämmerung.

[@paolograndinetti7609]

Grande Klemperer !

[@capuano3d]

Esse conhece

[@jimcadena8533]

Beautiful, sung or not. Wagner touches the soul.

[@franciscosantos4705]

.....NO CONSEGUI VER LA DIFERENCIA CON LA OBRA ORIGINAL ....REALMENTE , BELLO, MODELO DE PERFECCION,...ASOMBROSO,...WUAU!!....TANTE GRAZIE"....MUCHISIMAS GRACIAS....MONSTRUO,......ME ACERCASTE UN POCO MAS AL CIELO.

[@123tommikael]

Exelent remastered work! It sounds originally as it was shown yesterday. I liked.

[@silbiamara2601]

Wagner: Su don para la metamorfosis musical era incomparable. Partiendo de cualquier material musical, Wagner era capaz de darle un giro en una serie de variaciones y transformaciones interminables, cada una de las cuales tiene un interés y un significado musical independiente. Además parece hacerlo con una imaginación musical infinita y unos recursos técnicos ilimitados.

[@vicentepineda1860]

Thanks for the beautiful music. The composer must have drifted into space contemplating the earth below all the while writing down,, note by note, how he felt by what he saw.

[@akzoc]

I love how the timeline on the youtube play tells me the name of the music. Very nice !

[@alexnewson6013]

Sounds like Mr.Wagner was playing his Bach Chorales through when composing Meistersinger - loved it, bravo to Klemperer

[@anibalelosegui9985]

Un verdadero gigante de la batuta, Klemperer, quién nos dejara buena cantidad de registros que evidencian sus grandes dotes como director. Su Wagner está considerado entre los mejores. Una pena que la cabalgata de las walkyrias esté en versión acortada. El Idilio de Sigfrido le quedó muy bello.

[@josebenito15]

Wonderful Wagner/Klemperer with or without words. Klemperer and Furtwangler directing Wagner.. Who could ask for anything more? There's another impressive Wagner/Klemperer recording, this time with words: The Flying Dutchman /EMI. Don't miss it if you want to feel and "see" the wild sea. Thanks so much this uploading➕

[@ВладимирАвданин-н1б]

This is great music...

[@ruddyvelasquez8108]

La magestuosa obra de Wagner, tan majestuosa como la creación....!! Dirigido por un grande como Otto Klemperer...!!

[@oriolnair3561]

Es maJestuosa, querido, maJestuosa!

[@zaum2002]

German was my first language and I never could understand the lyrics anyway - this is awesome. Ha

[@luisfrodrimaz]

Otto Klemperer es, sin duda, uno de los directores de orquesta legendarios del siglo XX. Entre 1959-1973: Otto Klemperer fue nombrado director musical vitalicio y luego director titular de la Philharmonia Orchestra. A pesar del imponente tamaño de esta orquesta sinfónica, Klemperer siempre ha logrado combinar poder e intimidad musical. Ofrece el "Siegfried-Idyll" más encantador de toda la discografía. Tenemos la impresión de que estamos escuchando una orquesta de cámara con un sonido íntimo y resplandeciente. La nueva masterización nos permite apreciar todos los colores orquestales de la Filarmónica, así como la magnífica acústica del Kingsway Hall de Londres y la calidez de las grabaciones de EMI. Aquí hay un Wagner desnudo, íntimo, profundo y poderoso: la música, y solo la música.

[@arteguey]

Corrección: En el Idilio de Sigfrido no toca toda la Philharmonia. Ante la insistencia de Klemperer, el Idilio fue grabado con tan solo 13 músicos, según la partitura original.

[@leonardopiodafonseca1500]

...grande klemperer, a exuberar essa verdadeira e infrangida suma wagneriana ; molte grazie signore.

[@류순열-h6i]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕

[@menachemhorowitz8925]

Exactly!..

[@notaire2]

Was für eine einzigartige und wunderschöne Interpretation dieser romantischen sowie perfekt komponierten und fein arrangierten Meisterwerke! Der unvergleichliche Dirigent leitet das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Die Tonverbesserung ist leider nicht so erfolgreich wie erwartet. Danke fürs wertvolle Onlinestellen!

[@Mr.CelloPaul]

Although misnamed, this compilation seems a superb showcase for Klemperer's Wagner. Bravo, "Classical Music/ /Reference Recording!" (During this time of live-performance "starvation," I suggest we make extra efforts to remain thankful to all participants in the digital and the virtual music supply chains.)

[@dejanstevanic5408]

Thank you, thank you, thank you...

[@netmendo]

It may be a scandal for Wagner fans but Wagner without words sounds much better. What a congenial idea!

[@alexanderreikreik]

without words.. ????????...christa ludwig is here !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Reply

[@CaroleHoldem-lh4np]

Just Wonderful, thanks for playing 😊✨✨🎶💞

[@eduardoperetdias6257]

Wunderbar

[@jimyoung9262]

This. Is. So. Good. Thank you!

[@franciscosantos4705]

......WERNER OTTO KEMPLERER ,.....I LOVE YOU.....OS AMO!!.....ME DEJASTE HECHO POLVO EN MI ADMIRACION.

[@allenspencer6434]

Thank You

[@ottomol5647]

KLEMPERER UNDERSTOOD WAGNER`S SOUL

[@isabelcanterosanchez8349]

Otto Klemperer; magistral. Wagner; un genio. Y yo soy la beneficiaria todos los días de ese milagro. Gracias.

[@steveegallo3384]

@isabelcanterosanchez8349 -- De acuerdisimo.......desde Acapulco!

[@dineojennifer8233]

Do you realise that the more spiritually troubled an artist is the deeper they dig into their creative abilities? Wagner, Mozart, and others had personal demons to placate and exorcise, and out of the whirlwind of their personal quests came this kind of beauty. To a point, the human organism must be pressured and traumatised towards the best it can be.

[@OrangeChair]

Well it certainly helps to express those things, but I don't believe it's what makes the artist so great. Vincent van Gogh, with his mental instability, I believe hindered his artisic expression, because if he didn't have it, who knows, we may of had more and better artworks made by him.

[@MrCaptainx6]

Wagner the great genius… music that was composed for eternity … apart from Mozart, no other music has manage to inspire me

[@uppityglivestockian]

Sublime. Mil gracias.

[@ruivog]

Thank you.

[@jisiri]

Great!! Never thought I would hear this again! Better than hearing the original through earphones and just as intimate. Thanks a lot!

[@isabelcanterosanchez8349]

La múica es uno de los misterios interiores más importantes de la vida

[@davegreen6435]

Go on Lad You are an adopted British son. We all love you over here Our Klemp from the seventies

[@romearomeo]

Sublime

[@petersamora748]

Best ring ever,thank you,peter

[@numbersix8919]

What a wonderful album!

[@miguelbriceno832]

esta música magnífica, por cierto, te transporta al espacio sideral, y vez las galaxias y demás fenómenos que hay allí.

[@s.f.n.4491]

Maravilloso, gracias.

[@sas147741]

Outstanding! What a lovely phrasing...

[@em468]

Excelente selección 😅

[@EnricoMerlin1000dischi]

MARVELOUS! Thank you!

[@perfectblue8443]

Absolutely astonishing

[@Erepus]

Magnifico!

[@badhairdye]

Chilling, to the bone. Many thanks for posting.

[@Marinavalerevna]

Да, пронизывающий холод, как высоко в горах. Великолепно!

[@johankritzinger4206]

great

[@constantinewalker4262]

Wonderful! Thank you very much! 🙏🏻

[@stowlicters8362]

Wagner without words is literally a painting without paint.

[@kouroushsadeghzadeh1172]

Is this music or ambrosia from heavens?!!

[@mariainesandradealcantara9979]

A MUSICA de WAGNER é a força da NATUREZA! !!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@alexsandroalvesartecultura5116]

Sim! A mais suprema e augusta força da natureza e da vontade de poder humana!

[@leonardopiodafonseca1500]

...a roborar isto, a par de Beethoven e Bach, é q , como se sabe, mais de um regente ilustre, e aqui agora me ocorrem quatro nomes de escol, morreram precisamente a dirigir o prelúdio de" Tristão e Isolda ", obra em cujos arcanos, já segundo ajuizar de spengler e doutros sábios, mais exuberam as formas e forças primevas e primais de uma cultura, a soluçar entrementes na crise convulsiva e terminal dela mesma ,

[@HamzaBaqoushi]

1001 thanks bro!

[@millerforester6237]

Many consider Wagner as the Master of them all. That is certainly the case for the sheer drama of his music.

[@wkruit]

Otto Klemperer managed to make Wagner music palatable to me. And that’s quite an achievement...

[@domenicobrescia-italia2282]

Una assurda amputazione che si spiega solo con un malcelato desiderio di vuoto sinfonismo. Wagner è ben altro. Come Giuseppe Verdi.

[@davidgray8191]

George Gray was one of the greatest Heldon Tenors of the 20th century.

[@nerowolfe736]

Mark Twain, quoting humorist Bill Nye: "Wagner's music is better than it sounds."

[@MindFist]

I am one, amongst the countless masses, who have contributed virtually nothing of any real value over the course of their lives. We, the seemingly worthless, have been dragged kicking and screaming through the centuries by a select few of truly exceptional beings. The fact that they existed at all, and that their work continues to persevere, must count for something. And maybe when it's all said and done, by the simple act of appreciating it, I count for something too.

[@fernandofernandezgar]

Wagner-Klemperer-CMRR, insuperables.

[@akzoc]

How did I overlook Klemperer? WOW !! Normally I would be looking for Szell/Cleveland for Wagner, but I guess from now on I'll be looking for Klemperer also. Klemperer seems fast and crisp. I don't necessarily prefer that, but it's Interesting.

[@johnduda3718]

If there is no Wagner in heaven....then there is no Heaven.

[@pauloludwig7672]

A arte de Wagner flue sem pretensão. Simples, desnuda!

[@artistsf1]

This is very incorrectly titled. if is not the Ring ohne Wörten but, rather, a collection of orchestral segments of his entire output with some of his songs thrown in, as well. As such, it is lovely but it is not the Ring Without Words.

[@dineojennifer8233]

Thanks for the correction. I hope the uploader did acknowledge your highlight.

[@JanPBtest]

It's not the end of the world but the word "ohne" must be written with a lower-case "o".

[@levin448]

Colonel Klink approves.

[@georgesclermont1911]

One might think that this is treason to the genius of Wagner for whom opera was the synthesis of music, voice, theatre but I think it underlines the beauty of the music.

[@hello_there3528]

Whilst it is supremely interesting to listen to this, Wagner needs words. The words become one with the music; often one cannot distinguish between when the instruments play and when there is only singing.

[@anonb4632]

I have heard this version before so thumbs up before even listening! p.s. Just passed a poster for Valhalla. How's that for synchronicity?

[@ikasutic1280]

WAGNER, nije za mene.ON JE bio. HITLEROV LJUBIMAC ... ON,WAGNER je ZA TZ. REVOLUCIONERE a ja sam. HUMANISTA !! FRANÇOISE. TREUSARD je njegov "DUH".....

[@anonb4632]

@@ikasutic1280 I don't speak Czech or whichever Slavic language you are using.

[@aneraadamik8089]

here is not IMPORTANT WAGNER AS A MAN, NEVERTHELESS . HE WAS A PRSONALITY, BAD OR GOOD. IT IS HIS MUSIC THAT MATTERS and it is magic which ambraces you from bottom to top and and goes involving you in never ening charm and beauty. i was bright up on VERDY. WHOM . I , IT I..ADORE, BUT WAGNER, I PRESSUME. HIS MUSIK. IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM ANYTHING I KNOW. BY THE WAY, HE LIVED BEFORE HTLER. it had nothing to with him. you must know that in that time GERMANY, as NOWADAYS DID NOT EXIST, NEITHER DID ITALY, SO IT WAS A WISH TO UNITE THE COUNTRY AS HOMELAND FOR ALL PEOPLE LIVING THERE, THE SAME AS EUROPE UNITED AND USA, I HOPE I HELPED A LITTLE,

[@declamatory]

@@ikasutic1280 - Que?

[@yamato-yosoroku-klausketeer]

懐かしな!! オレ、若い頃ポップスが苦手で 友人とカラオケに行くとすぐにレパートリーが尽きてしまって。 友人にポップスを勧められてきいてもちんぷんかんぷん…右耳から左耳に抜けていくだけ。 歌うのは大好き!! でも歌いたい曲がない!! 私は思いついたのです。 「カラオケにラジカセ(CDプレイヤーみたいなもの)持っていこう」 そこで「ラインの黄金」を歌おう。 (若気の至りイエエエ〜!!) だってポップス知らんし(泣) ハイ！みんなと楽しくカラオケ行きました！ 「いのいちばん歌わせてくれ!!」 オレはラジカセにクレンペラーの「指環」を入れるとマイクのスイッチオーーーン!!!!!!!! 私は10分以上にわたり「ラインの黄金」の終結部を歌いきったのでした!! フリッカのパートはもちろん裏声!! ワストイタカ　ナーメ!!!!! ドゥートゥンティヒ　フォルティヒネンダン!!!!!!!! (ドイツ語なんぞ知らんわ!!全部テキトーな耳コピじゃ!!) オレが楽しきゃそれで良いのさ!! ヴォータンはハンス・ホッターの声真似しながら!! 大好きはローゲはノリノリでゲルハルト・シュトルツェの声真似しながら!! 歌い終わったときその場にいた全員が爆睡してした(当然) めんどくさくてやめたけど 「次は「ブリュンヒルデの自己犠牲」歌うぞ!!」とかおもってた。 (後半だけだけどデ・ワールトとオランダ放送フィルのがちょうど良くあったので…) もちろん、やらなかった！(泣)

[@yamato-yosoroku-klausketeer]

6:55 大変困ったことにローゲの「神々を焼き尽くしてやる!!」 の場面のあとすぐにワルハラ城入城になってしまうのだけどオレは構わず歌い続けた!!(まだ話すらしい…) ラインの乙女のパートは裏声でもキツイ。 だが神々のパートなら歌いきってやる!! (謎の決意) ローゲ(オレ、ノリノリ) 「テスラ〜ぃネスキンドメキ ラーーーーゲネス　ゴールダスラウフ!!!!!!!」 ヴォータン(オレ、ホッターの声真似) 「アミンシュタンニッカ!!!!!!!」 (ドイツ語なんぞ知るかよ!!) 「べーレ、イーレンゲネック!!!!!!」 ローゲ(オレ、シュトルツェの声真似で謎のハイテンション) (以下謎の呪文。既に謎の呪文) 「ヒーダイムワッソ！ パスワイケアラアアアアアウフ!! ヒュータス　ウォーターナイフェーンシュトゥ!!!! グレェェェェェンツ　ニシタミイイイイイヤ オォイシュメェェェェェクシェン　ダスゴールト!!!!! インデ　ゲッテノーイエン グラーーーーーーーンツェ!! ソォーーーーーーントイシィーリーシティ!!!!!!! ソ・バ・ト・アアアアアンツ!!!!!!! 」 オレ、マジハイテンション!!!!!! からの全員爆睡…(泣)

[@berlinzerberus]

EPOCHAL

[@mauromedina1821]

Me extraña el titulo de “Anillo sin palabras” porque en realidad es una selección de fragmentos orquestales de las diferentes óperas. Para ir a un “Anillo sin palabras” prefiero la síntesis que hizo Lorin Maazel, de cualquier forma siempre es obligatorio escuchar a Klemperer.

[@arteguey]

"We have the impression that we are listening to a chamber orchestra with an intimate and shimmering sound". We dont "have de impression". This piece was indeed recorded, at Klemperer insistance, with only 13 musicians, as in the original score.

[@abrahamgarciabenito9725]

Is it published in CD format?

[@arteguey]

You are absolutely right. It was recorded with only 13 musicians.

[@pauloludwig7672]

WAGNER, portentoso!

[@ВалерийСамойлов-ч5э]

БлагоДарю.

[@marccng9804]

🌟同意你的說法🌟

[@pfjb9122]

Yes, nice, lovely. But no, Wagner HAS to be sung. Great woodwind as usual Klemperer, and very forward cello and bass :)

[@thomasheitkamp7250]

Mit werbung Ganz toll

[@lenthisgoldstein9553]

and he had a famous actor son, Werner Klemperer Col. Klink from "Hogan' Heroes".

[@horationelson57]

Funny that. I was thinking the exact thought. Werner, I believe, felt a loser; playing Klink vs his father Otto's musical genius

[@studentjohn35]

@@horationelson57 WK initially refused the role offered him by the TV series, his family having suffered greatly in the 1940's. Once they assured him that the Col. Klinck character was an utter fool, a dumbkopf in uniform, he said okay and the rest is history.

[@nerowolfe736]

Werner was an excellent violinist.

[@fatimacanche9081]

Estoy bien gracias ,ya no estas triste

[@yaelpalombo4604]

😍♥️

[@matteovasta5952]

Un direttore con le caratteristiche di Klemperer è naturalmente “ tagliato” per il sinfonismo “ di Wagner. Come d’ altronde Knapperbusch di cui sono superlative le esecuzioni registrate( non con gli stessi mezzi tecnici.

[@paolograndinetti7609]

Nell' opera esiste la musica protagonista al pari delle voci, poi esiste la musica a servizio del canto ( molto più semplice) Certamente un grande direttore di orchestra non si può misurare negli zum pa pa. Kemperer, un grande, si misura sull' unica musica colta che esiste.

[@matteovasta5952]

@@paolograndinetti7609 Mi sembra di intuire un velato attacco alla musica italiana. Certo molta musica operistica italiana è “ banale” nella ispirazione. Ma alcune sono ispirate ai sentimenti umani. La musica “ colta “ di Wagner richiede “ uno sforzo “ notevole per essere seguita. È la sua ispirazione è proprio nordica , nebiosa e con un tessuto crudele come nel mondo degli dei greci. E spesso suscitano pensieri di “ terrore”. Gli italiani sono sostanzialmente più “ misericordiosi” E perciò “ promettono “ momenti di felicità.

[@paolograndinetti7609]

@@matteovasta5952 apprezzo e condivido interamente il suo commento. È anche vero che esiste una musica italiana colta esempio Puccini ( per parlare di operisti) che spesso è giudicato " di massa" ed invece io lo ritengo un grande mdernizzatore nel passaggio tra i due secoli, lo stesso Verdi,sulla scia degli innovatori, a fatto cose straordinarie.

[@matteovasta5952]

@@paolograndinetti7609 Grazie per questo “ dotto” scambio di commenti. Questa intesa nasce sicuramente da una visione “ storica” di questa meraviglia “arte” che è la musica. Ritengo che nella evoluzione umana i “ suoni “ naturali abbiano avuto una funzione importantissima.

[@matteovasta5952]

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