The magnificent beauty of the orchestra's colors is brought about by Karajan's leadership.
Karajan, who led the Berlin Philharmonic, recorded orchestral works by Mussorgsky and Ravel. His performances were highly praised for their brilliant and intricate sound construction.
This performance brings out the full color and command of the orchestra through two masterpieces: Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" (arranged by Ravel) and "Bolero." Karajan's characteristically smooth string sound and the exquisite balance of the wind instruments are striking, creating richly layered sounds. The Berlin Philharmonic's skill shines through in the brilliant composition of "Bolero," where dynamics rise dramatically on a consistent rhythm. This is a masterpiece in the history of classical recording, where architectural beauty and emotion coexist.
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1. Gnomus - Promenade
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2. Il Vecchio Castello - Promenade
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3. Tuileries
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4. Bydlo - Promenade
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5. Ballet Des Poussins Dans Leurs Coques
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6. Samuel Goldenberg Und Schmuyle
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7. Limoges - Le Marché
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8. Catacombae
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9. La Cabane Sur Des Pattes De Poule
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10. La Grande Porte De Kiev (Das Große Tor Von Kiew)
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Tempo Di Bolero Moderato Assai
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Conductor - Herbert von Karajan
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Engineer - Günther Hermanns
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Instrumentation By - Maurice Ravel (A1-B2)
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Liner Notes - Karl Schumann
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Orchestra - Berliner Philharmoniker
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Producer - Otto Gerdes
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Recording Supervisor - Hans Weber
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Recording Supervisor - Otto Ernst Wohlert
