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Also Sprach Zarathustra
- DUDAMEL GUSTAVO BERLIN PHILAR
- MUSICA CLASICA
- INTERNATIONAL
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Also Sprach Zarathustra
Rezension (10)
11 Mai 2015Disappointing
I slapped down good money for this CD, thinking and expecting that I was going to get REALLY SOMETHING, rather like '73 von Karajan with modern-day sonics.
12 Dezember 2014Another money-making product for the kids section of classical music
Strengths: - Nothing.
2 November 2013The Uber Conductor
Under Dudamel's direction, the most mundane pieces spring to life.
2 November 2013Diet Nietzsche from the Dude
Nietzsche's Also Sprach Zarathurstra is less a philosophical treatise and more like dynamite.
29 Oktober 2013wonderous
What a pleasure when a performance comes across so well.
11 Oktober 2013A perhaps surprisingly lyrical account of Zarathustra
Maybe it's a sign of Dudamel's growing maturity that this present collection of well-known Richard Strauss tone poems with the Berlin Philharmonic is actually a lot more reflective and lyrical than you might expect from the conductor.
10 Oktober 2013A dud from Dudamel in these flaccid performances.
Gustavo Dudamel has received, deservedly, universal acclaim for his work with the Simon Bolivar Orchestra in his native Venezuela.
19 September 2013Dudamel and Strauss: A Fine Fit
Gustavo Dudamel continues to impress audiences around the globe.
17 September 2013Dudamel continues to mature with vibrant, thoughtful Strauss, played with supreme virtuosity by the Berliners
Gustavo Dudamel has made a big splash on the international music scene and has fostered a great relationship with the Berlin Phil as a favored guest conductor.
17 September 2013Dudamel conducts a divisive Zarathustra, very long on tender expression and slow pacing, avoiding vulgar thrills
DG put down a marker when its first Dudamel release duplicated a famous pairing of the Beethoven Fifth and Seventh by Carlos Kleiber.