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BRAHMS, PFITZNER, Hans Knappertsbusch, Berlin Philharmonic

Symphony No. 3 / Scherzo for Orchestra in C minor

Hans Knappertsbusch; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra - Brahms: Symphony No. 3 - Hans Knappertsbusch (1950)


01. Brahms - Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 90 - I. Allegro con brio (11:44)
02. Brahms - Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 90 - II. Andante (9:33)
03. Brahms - Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 90 - III. Poco allegretto (6:50)
04. Brahms - Symphony No. 3 in F major, op. 90 - IV. Allegro (10:31)
05. Pfitzner - Scherzo for Orchestra in C minor (12:17)

  • Hans Knappertsbusch - conductor
  • Berlin Philharmonic - orchestra
  • BRAHMS
  • PFITZNER
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Nr kat.: KICC1252
Label  : King Records (Japan)

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In the 21 years between 1942 and 1963, Hans Knappertsbusch's performances of Brahms' Third Symphony started slow and got slower -- a lot slower. Knappertsbusch's 1942 Berlin PhilharmonicThird clocks in at 34:21 -- more than four minutes slower than Felix Weingartner's 1938 Vienna Philharmonic recording. His 1955 -- VPO Third from Salzburg clocks in at 38:41 -- more than two and a half minutes slower than Furtwängler's Third there the year before. And his 1963 -- Stuttgart Radio Symphony Third -- this Third -- clocks in at an amazing 42:23 -- still pretty much the record with onlyBernstein's 1981 VPO recording coming close at 42:20.

But tempo is only half the story in this Third; the other half is technique. While one can believe that the irascible Knappertsbusch meant to articulate the opening chords with huge pauses in between and while one could believe that the rehearsal-phobic Knappertsbusch didn't bother to tell the musicians about his unscheduled tempo changes before hand, one can't believe that even the indomitableKnappertsbusch could countenance much less condone the flabby attacks, the sloppy releases, the coarse tone, the stodgy rhythms, and the approximate intonation of the Stuttgart Radio Symphony's performance. Coupled with an equally slow and equally scrappy "Haydn" Variations, this disc will be only for those listeners who absolutely positively have to hear every recording of Brahms' magnificent Third Symphony ever made. Hänssler's 1963 recording isn't as old as it sounds.

 



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