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CD89341 Mahler 9, Klemperer, New Philharmonia
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CD89341 Mahler 9, Klemperer, New Philharmonia
This performance is attributed to Otto Klemperer and the New Philharmonia Orchestra, recorded in August 1968. I don't have information from the original post, which seems to have been lost to the Yahoo archive-destroying machine.
The files are mp3@~192kbps VBR.
best, Matt
PS - Incidentally I can't find anything at all in OS-Google before 2009... unless I browse the messages 10 at a time (there are over 65000). Too bad! It was a great resource while it worked.
(Moderator's Note: I think that this is the information from the original upload of 14 May 2007:
"Dear Friends in Music,
In honour of Otto Klemperer, who was born this day in 1885, the 3rd of 3 Mahler Symphonies, in good mono sound (from an oop Hunt CD) transferred at 192 kbps.
Mahler Sym.9 in D
I. Andante comodo (29:18) II. Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers (19:03) III. Rondo-Burleske.Allegro assai.Sehr trotzig (16:03) IV.Adagio.Sehr langsam und noch zuruckhaltend (26:01)
Edinburgh Summer? 1968
New Philharmonia Orchestra Otto Klemperer (conductor) " )
> It's not coming up in a search, but I believe that a live performance of the Mahler 9th with Klemperer conducting the New Philharmonia was at one time posted on OperaShare. I had it from that download, but lost it in a crash. I'd be most grateful for a re-upload. > > (The Klemperer performances with the VPO and the one with the Jerusalem Radio Orchestra, supplemented with players from the Gadna Symphony do come up in a search, although the latter is misidentified as being with the Israel Symphony.) > > Thank you, > Alan
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This performance is attributed to Otto Klemperer and the New Philharmonia Orchestra, recorded in August 1968. I don't have information from the original post, which seems to have been lost to the Yahoo archive-destroying machine.
The files are mp3@~192kbps VBR.
best, Matt
PS - Incidentally I can't find anything at all in OS-Google before 2009... unless I browse the messages 10 at a time (there are over 65000). Too bad! It was a great resource while it worked.
(Moderator's Note: I think that this is the information from the original upload of 14 May 2007:
"Dear Friends in Music,
In honour of Otto Klemperer, who was born this day in 1885, the 3rd of 3 Mahler Symphonies, in good mono sound (from an oop Hunt CD) transferred at 192 kbps.
Mahler Sym.9 in D
I. Andante comodo (29:18) II. Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers (19:03) III. Rondo-Burleske.Allegro assai.Sehr trotzig (16:03) IV.Adagio.Sehr langsam und noch zuruckhaltend (26:01)
Edinburgh Summer? 1968
New Philharmonia Orchestra Otto Klemperer (conductor) " )
> It's not coming up in a search, but I believe that a live performance of the Mahler 9th with Klemperer conducting the New Philharmonia was at one time posted on OperaShare. I had it from that download, but lost it in a crash. I'd be most grateful for a re-upload. > > (The Klemperer performances with the VPO and the one with the Jerusalem Radio Orchestra, supplemented with players from the Gadna Symphony do come up in a search, although the latter is misidentified as being with the Israel Symphony.) > > Thank you, > Alan
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