Richard Wagner - Stätte Der Tradition - Festspielhaus Bayreuth Folge II FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | Braugemach-Szene Aus "Lohengrin", 3. AufzugConductor – Clemens SchmalstichOrchestra – Orchester Der Berliner StaatsoperSoprano Vocals – Käte HeidersbachTenor Vocals – Max Lorenz |
| 2 | Im Fernen Land "Gralserzählung) Aus "Lohengrin", 3. AufzugConductor – Fritz ZaunOrchestra – Orchester Der Berliner StaatsoperTenor Vocals – Marcel Wittrisch |
| 3 | Einführende WorteSpeech – Winifred Wagner |
| 4 | Brünnhildes Bitte An Wotan Aus "Die Walküre", 3. AufzugConductor – Bruno Seidler-WinklerOrchestra – Orchester Der Berliner StaatsoperSoprano Vocals – Marta Fuchs |
| 5 | Die Frist Ist Aus "Der Fliegende Holländer", 1. AufzugBaritone Vocals – Joel BerglundConductor – Leo Blech |
| 6 | Mild Und Leise Wie Er Lächelt Aus "Tristan Und Isolde", 3. AufzugSoprano Vocals – Germaine Lubin |
| 7 | Verachtet MIr Die Meister Nicht Aus "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg", 3. AufzugBaritone Vocals – Rudolf BockelmannConductor – Clemens SchmalstichOrchestra – Orchester Der Berliner Staatsoper |
| 8 | Wie Freidsam Aus "'Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg", 3.AufzugBaritone Vocals – Hans Hermann NissenConductor – Karl BöhmOrchestra – Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden |
| 9 | Vorspiel Zu "Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg" - AuszugConductor – Wilhelm FurtwänglerOrchestra – Wiener Philharmoniker |
| 10 | Nun Zäume Dein Roß - Hojotoho Aus "Die Walküre", 2. AufzugBaritone Vocals – Friedrich SchorrConductor – Leo BlechOrchestra – Orchester Der Berliner StaatsoperSoprano Vocals – Frida Leider |
| 11 | Winterstürme Wichen Dem Wonnemond Aus "Die Walküre", 1. AufzugTenor Vocals – Lauritz Melchior |
Credits
- Composed By – Richard Wagner
Album
Einführende Worte. Speech Winifred Wagner. Bass Vocals Alexander Kipnis Conductor Siegfried Wagner Orchestra Orchester Der Festspiele Bayreuth Tenor Vocals Fritz Wolff. Blumenmädchen-Szene Aus Parsifal, 2. Automatic Orchestra Orchester Der Festspiele Bayreuth Conductor Karl Muck. Senta-Ballade Aus Der Fliegende Holländer, 2. The Bayreuth Festspielhaus or Bayreuth Festival Theatre is an opera house north of Bayreuth, Germany, built by the 19th-century German composer Richard Wagner and dedicated solely to the performance of his stage works. It is the venue for the annual Bayreuth Festival, for which it was specifically conceived and built. Its official name is Richard-Wagner-Festspielhaus. Richard-Wagner-Festspielhaus Festspielhügel 1 - 2, Bayreuth, 95445, Germany. Tel: 49 921, 78 78 0. Web: servicecontact . Instead past Bayreuth performances will be broadcast on German TV, radio stations and in cooperation with Deutsche Grammophon on their new website Visit these links for more details: . For all Wagner fans, the Bayreuth Festival, together with BR-KLASSIK and 3sat, will be staging Wagners works as a Gesamtkunstwerk Read more. All news. The Bayreuth Festival. A theatre created for a single composer: the Bayreuth Festival Theatre. With an auditorium in which his music unfolds like in no other theatre in the world. Richard Wagner: visionary, utopian his heritage remains alive here. At the most exciting musical theatre festival in the world. OUR PROGRAMME. Photo Richard Wagner Festspielhaus Bayreuth can be used for personal and commercial purposes according to the conditions of the purchased Royalty-free license. The image is available for download in high resolution quality up to 3840x5760. Buy Stock Photos from Categories: Architecture & Buildings. Ending Today at 7:41PM BST17h 31mFrom United KingdomGenre: New Age & Easy ListeningStyle: SymphonyArtist: Richard Wagner. Richard Wagner - Tristan & Isolde Highlights Vol. 1 & 2 1993 Double CD Album. Tannhäuser: Act II - Blick ich umher in diesem edlen Kreise, 05:25. Richard Wagner Composer, Karl Bohm Conductor, Bayreuth Festival Orchestra Orchestra, Birgit Nilsson Performer, Christa Ludwig Performer, Claude Heater Performer, Eberhard Waechter Performer, Eberhard Wchter Performer, Erwin Wohlfahrt Performer, Gerd Nienstedt Performer & 7 more Format: Audio CD. Wagner himself conceived and promoted the idea of a special festival to showcase his own works, in particular his monumental cycle. Performances take place in a specially designed theatre, the Bayreuth 's Festspielhaus in Bayreuth reopened in 1951 with a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony led by Wilhelm Furtwängler followed the next day by a performance of Wagner's Parsifal led by Hans Knappertsbusch. Over the next 15 years, Knappertsbusch led the same work 55 times at Bayreuth, and this four-disc set from Orfeo documents the conductor's last performance of the work there from August 13, 1964. By any measure, it is an overwhelming achievement
