Yes, it's amazing the differences between this performance, the 1960 Covent Garden one, and the (only months later) studio one. The final choruses in the Hungarian performance are almost unsingably fast, totally unlike the classic Philharmonia recording.
A great recording.
lambecolin 1 year ago
Yes, it's amazing the differences between this performance, the 1960 Covent Garden one, and the (only months later) studio one. The final choruses in the Hungarian performance are almost unsingably fast, totally unlike the classic Philharmonia recording.
murraybowles 2 years ago
You mean "Fidelio" not Figaro, right?
saagua1953 2 years ago
obviously there was this "evolution" w/ok, but in this case maybe it had as much to do w/ok's take on the "magyar" aesthetic??
ijrupahsinosub 2 years ago
Beethoven's Fidelio overture in F major... lol
Invisus944 2 years ago
I have the famous Klemperer recording with the Philharmonia Chorus on Emi. Did he record the opera more than one time?
Sinfoniette 2 years ago
No, there's just one studio recording and two broadcasts, a 61 one by the BBC and this one.
Nachtmarchen 2 years ago
Wonderfull recording , any chance of putting it on You Tube for us?
135yearswaiting 2 years ago