Considering the Maestro's age and health condition at the time of this broadcast, much can be forgiven and overlooked considering Toscanini's accomplishments, and his personal familiarity with the Romantic Era composers, where his forte was. As a side-note, Violist of the NBC Symphony was Milton Katims, who before Toscanini's retirement, directed many of the rehearsals prior to broadcast, and acted as "Guest conductor" of the NBC Symph. prior to becoming Conductor of the Seattle Symphony.
except that the memory lapse is not on this recording, which include only the first part of the overture and bacchanale. the breakdown came later in the piece
I'm listening to this music subject to tear
BLUEBIRD910SSSXT 1 year ago
私はこの演奏を聴いて涙がでます
BLUEBIRD910SSSXT 1 year ago
But where is stereo??
francesco65esposito 1 year ago
who cares He was awesome!
TJFNYC212 2 years ago 4
Considering the Maestro's age and health condition at the time of this broadcast, much can be forgiven and overlooked considering Toscanini's accomplishments, and his personal familiarity with the Romantic Era composers, where his forte was. As a side-note, Violist of the NBC Symphony was Milton Katims, who before Toscanini's retirement, directed many of the rehearsals prior to broadcast, and acted as "Guest conductor" of the NBC Symph. prior to becoming Conductor of the Seattle Symphony.
78timothy 2 years ago
except that the memory lapse is not on this recording, which include only the first part of the overture and bacchanale. the breakdown came later in the piece
bevaconme 3 years ago
je ne trouve pas dans les chefs d'orchestre actuels autant de rigueur, de respect, dans l'interprétation - je suis trop exigeant -
giloubreizh 3 years ago
this is the famous last recording where he suffered a memory lapse.
marius312 3 years ago 3