As always, when I hear Toscanini conduct a familiar piece of music (and this is a very familiar one!), I come away saying to myself, "So that's the way that music is supposed to go!" What a great musical genius he was. Thank you for sharing this.
This does not sound like Toscanini. However dumb I may look, that I'm saying something contrary to the narrated portion, it just Does NOT sound like il Maestro.
Thank you for posting Arturo Toscanini as a conductor of Rossini Overtures such as The Barber of Seville and La Gaza Ladra.
I can still recall when I was in my babyhood and when my mother put me in my crib for my daytime nap, she would play Rossini's Overtures as conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Before I would drift off to sleep, this music fired up my youthful imagination. Thank you for the most pleasant memories of my youth so far away in the fabric of time and space.
Toscanini! i was listening to something of Toscanini performance of Shostakovich 7th Symphony in New York during the Second World War... that recording must be so great..
Btw... around a year ago, i was in the theatre watching The Barber of Seville :)
Perfection. I once heard perfection in person, the L.A. Phil playing Daphnis & Chloe (Carlo Maria Giulini) back in the 80's.
rustydog1236 1 day ago
As always, when I hear Toscanini conduct a familiar piece of music (and this is a very familiar one!), I come away saying to myself, "So that's the way that music is supposed to go!" What a great musical genius he was. Thank you for sharing this.
1Victorinus 8 months ago 2
Thank you! and the sound is just wonderful!
mamiesgame 1 year ago
How great that you shared this radio broadcast!
billyguns2 1 year ago
flawless
74flippy74 1 year ago
Awe!
GreatJeca 1 year ago
This does not sound like Toscanini. However dumb I may look, that I'm saying something contrary to the narrated portion, it just Does NOT sound like il Maestro.
SteveAndrewLangford 1 year ago
@SteveAndrewLangford How very wrong I am on several occasions...nevermind this, it is beautiful!
SteveAndrewLangford 7 months ago
is it in Stereo -because stereo in 1954-it is a wunderfull recording
alainwilliam 2 years ago
@alainwilliam This is not in stereo, however the maestro's very last NBC broadcast WAS recorded in genuine stereo.
SatchmoSings 7 months ago
8:05-8:10 is the best
mistydreamz 2 years ago
I'm surprised this has less than 2k views. this is magnificent.
mguerreroarnaiz 2 years ago
Thanks for listening!
imusiciki 2 years ago
Simply splendid!!! Perla.
perla51 2 years ago
Thank you for posting Arturo Toscanini as a conductor of Rossini Overtures such as The Barber of Seville and La Gaza Ladra.
I can still recall when I was in my babyhood and when my mother put me in my crib for my daytime nap, she would play Rossini's Overtures as conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Before I would drift off to sleep, this music fired up my youthful imagination. Thank you for the most pleasant memories of my youth so far away in the fabric of time and space.
Nguli34689 2 years ago 7
surprisingly mild yet expression. Thanks for the post
danshorer 2 years ago
Simply superb. Illuminating and supremely beautiful.
YTM021807 2 years ago
Toscanini and Rossini, wow!!! ^_^
I love this overture!
Thanks dear Amy!
ciao
donni
donchisciotte62 2 years ago
GRANDIOSA INTERPRETAZIONE DEL FAMOSO
TOSCANINI GRAZIE da Walter.
macciboma 2 years ago
Thanks so much, I don't think I've heard this version before! Another excellent performance from Toscanini!
ClassicalRecords 2 years ago
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ClassicalRecords 2 years ago
Toscanini! i was listening to something of Toscanini performance of Shostakovich 7th Symphony in New York during the Second World War... that recording must be so great..
Btw... around a year ago, i was in the theatre watching The Barber of Seville :)
Amatherasu1789 2 years ago