Arturo Toscanini - Joseph Haydn, Ottorino Respighi, Jean Sibelius, Richard Wagner, Carl Maria von Weber, New York Philharmonic

Gala Concert For The Benefit Of The Pension Fund

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Arturo Toscanini conducting the New York Philharmonic in a 1940s benefit concert, mixing Haydn's elegance with Wagner's drama, Sibelius's northern atmosphere, and Respighi's orchestral color. This is mid-century American orchestral culture at its finest — a conductor at the peak of his powers leading one of the world's great orchestras through a diverse program. The sound reflects its age but captures the precision Toscanini was famous for. A fascinating document of concert life from a golden era, mixing classical refinement with Romantic grandeur. For orchestral enthusiasts and anyone curious about how these pieces were interpreted in the 1940s.

Item Details+
Genre Classical
Style Classical, Romantic, Modern
Media Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Near Mint (NM or M-)
Description NM copy all around!
Label Iron Needle
Year 1996
Country Italy
Format CD
Tracklist+

Symphony No. 101 In D Major, 'The Clock'

Pini Di Roma

9. Tone Poem 'The Swan Of Tuonela' = Tuonelan Joutsen 9:47

10. Götterdämmerung, Act III: 'Siegfried's Funeral March' 12:55

11. 'Euryanthe' Overture 8:38

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