Richard Strauss conducts "Allerseelen"

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Richard Strauss conducts "Allerseelen" ("All Souls Day") Op.10 no.8, in a rare radio broadcast recorded 29 November 1947 from Lugano, Switzerland (apologies for the incorrect country given in the video), with the Swiss soprano Annette Brun, and the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana.
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@TheStockwell 3 года назад

Strauss was of the conducting school which thinks that "acting out" the music is for flamboyant show-offs. I believe it was he who advised conductors "Don't look at the horns - it only encourages them." Heaven knows what he thought of his friend, Mahler - or what he would've made of Bernstein! Great upload; very sensitively and imaginatively edited.

@calcapcmw2475 2 месяца назад

That's for the trombones, actually, but yep. That was Strauss.

@mgconlan Год назад

Great performance, great music, great singing and great video. I was especially moved by seeing the shot of the Strauss family gravesite.

@falldog9 2 месяца назад

One song that reduces me to tears each time.

@hanlieloyd9260 3 года назад

Thank you for posting. Ive always loved this beautiful song and seeing Strauss conducting his own work is prescious.

@elsalohengrin7777 2 года назад

Vielen Dank für das Bereistellen, dieses sehr wertvollen und wunderbaren Zeitdokuments! Der letzt große Komponist!

@aschkinable7748 2 года назад

🎼 ja, schön das es uns noch giebt, die solche Musik im Herzen tragen können 🌹

@gorgonleggio 3 года назад

Thank you very much for this beautiful recording. Very touching. Annette Brun was a very fine soprano. By the way: Lugano is a Swiss city at the lake of Lugano - close to Italy but still in Switzerland! Many thanks again.

@JackGibbonsHQ 2 года назад

Thank you for the correction, and apologies for the error!

@LongVol 3 года назад

Beautiful. Funny how the guy in the lederhosen jumps off the stage at the beginning. :-)

@bvbwv3 Год назад

He was the one with the "Dr. Strauss - Take III" clapboard for the audio/video.

@seagirltoo Год назад

that is indeed hilarious

@christopherczajasager9030 3 года назад

Adore having this document. Whatever each listener's reaction to the music and text was, it w as not produced by any mugging and visual theater by the composer and conductor.All of that direction since Bernstein

@yurimeyrowitz6788 2 года назад

I think Oscar Levant said of Bernstein that he uses music to accompany his conducting. (He also said "I think a lot of Bernstein-but not as much as he does")

@daniloberaldo570 3 года назад

Great video! How beautiful is this.

@pannonicus Год назад

a rare and beautiful audio recording. The video with Strauss conducting is taken from elsewhere though.

@franziskadahinden9529 10 месяцев назад

I just think the same... he's conducting something else!

@yisussanchez-nl8ov Год назад

Fuerza y honor desde Perú hispanoamérica

@MehdiD.Ardebili 2 года назад

Beautiful recording, but wait a minute... this isn't a sound recording of Strauss Himself conducting the piece is it?? That's too good to be true from the sound quality of other recordings on RU-vid!

@JackGibbonsHQ Год назад

Yes this IS a sound recording of Strauss conducting Allerseelen, but the video is from another source.

@manax9966 2 года назад

Very good video. But the city of Lugano it's in Swiss (Canton Ticino) not in Italy. You are probably confused because the Canton Ticino is spoken in the Italian language but trust me it is not in Italy, indeed it is not even in the European Union.

@JackGibbonsHQ 2 года назад

Thank you for the correction, and apologies for the error.

@librmente6343 Год назад

Very moving

@terrycloth6380 3 года назад

Excellent soprano

@lloydl7425 3 года назад

Hal Leonard has a solo piano transcription of this piece. In their 2 book set of symphonic transcriptions.

@philipkuttner7945 3 года назад

I believe the piano version was composed first.

@pauloiasbeck3048 3 года назад

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@AlexSzell Год назад

Strauss was definitely no conducting dynamo. Did he get his conducting posts through nepotism?

@JackGibbonsHQ Год назад

Errrr…. he was Richard Strauss!

@leestamm3187 9 месяцев назад

One cannot judge him as a conductor from this film. When he was younger, he was a bit more demonstrative, but the work of a conductor is done largely in rehearsal. Over the course of his very long career in both orchestral and opera settings, he was regarded by his fellow musicians as a great conductor.