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Recorded at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, 30 June – 1 July 1978 / 24-26 June 1977 (Handel).
What a courageous concert programme! When Eugene Ormandy conducted "his" Philadelphia Orchestra in the concert recorded live in 1977 and now released on DVD, he picked music that showed off the orchestra's hallmark at its best: the famous "Ormandy sound" - mellow, full toned, opulent, colourful and mellifluously beautiful. One of the 20th century's legendary combinations of conductor and orchestra, Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, worked closely together for almost half a century. During his tenure as Musical Director from 1936 until 1980, the Philadelphia Orchestra became known for its special sound, wonderfully fitting for the late romantic compositions of the Russian repertoire that Ormandy first introduced to American audiences. With Rimsky-Korsakov's wild and exotic Sheherazade as centrepiece, the DVD features a variety of virtuosic compositions for orchestra from the Romantic and post-Romantic repertory -showpieces for orchestra, which - through sophisticated instrumentation and spectacular effects - wonderfully reveal the masterful playing of the Philadelphia Orchestra and the full range of its inimitable sound.
Track 3: G. F. Handel: Concerto in D major (Transcibed for full orchestra by Eugene Ormandy) |
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