Richard Strauss - Fritz Reiner, The Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra - Salome mp3

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• Baritone Vocals – Herbert Janssen
• Bass Vocals – Jerome Hines
• Conductor – Fritz Reiner
• Contralto Vocals – Kerstin Thorborg
• Orchestra – The Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
• Soprano Vocals – Ljuba Welitsch
• Tenor Vocals – Brian Sullivan

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Recorded 4.2.1949
Includes full size 4-page insert with images from the performance.

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Richard Strauss : Der Rosenkavalier. Orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera House, Fritz Busch. 2010 Live Recording in New York . слушайте с пользой. Listen free to Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Richard Strauss: Salome Salome : Wie schön ist die Prinzessin Salome, Salome : Nach mir wird einer kommen and more. 33 tracks 102:40. by Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Fritz Reiner, Ljuba Welitsch, Hertha Glaz. Salome, Op. 54: Ich will nicht bleiben Salome, Page by Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Fritz Reiner, Ljuba Welitsch, Hertha Glaz. Listen Now Buy: . The great Strauss conductor Fritz Reiner presides over the sizzling Met orchestra, more secure here than in 1949, presumably the result of repeated performances of the difficult and then relatively unfamiliar score. If you want to hear Welitsch sounding effortlessly youthful throughout, then the 1949 Met recording should probably be your first choice. Fritz Reiner, The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra & Chorus is ranked number 19,810 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 10. 54, is an opera in one act by Richard Strauss. Strauss dedicated the opera to his friend Sir Edgar Speyer. The opera is famous at the time of its premiere, infamous for its Dance of the Seven Veils. The final scene is frequently heard as a concert-piece for dramatic sopranos. 4 Vinyl , LP, Album. Paese: US. The release is the RCA Soria Series MET 9, which includes two operas by Richard Strauss. Salome was recorded on January 19, 1951 and Elektra was recorded on February 23, 1952. This was the ninth in the series of gifts to those who gave 125 to The New York Metropolitan Operan in 1981. The release contains a booklet which details historic performances and singers of these operas at the Met. It highlights the singers and conductor and recording methods of these mono-records. The presentation is in a felt-covered box with the two libretti, booklet and four records in a slideout. The Metropolitan Opera. No opera premiere in Met history has created a scandal to equal the one that greeted Richard Strausss Salome on January 22, 1907. Heinrich Conried, the Mets general manager from 1903 to 1908, was a man of the theater who had a taste for sensation. Worst of all, the board of the opera houses owners became involved when the daughter of one of its most powerful members, J. Morgan, found the opera offensive. Thus, five days after the premiere, a board resolution sent to Conried advised him that Salome was objectionable, and detrimental to the best interests of the Metropolitan Opera House. Orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera House, Fritz Stiedry, Richard Tucker, Delia Rigal: Don Carlo: Atto quarto ''E' dessa , Don Carlo: Atto quarto ''Vago sogno m'arrise. Don Carlo: Atto primo ''Parte seconda. Lo vengo a domandar grazia. Fritz Reiner conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, with Inge Borkh as Salome