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| 1. | Handel: Water Music Suites Nos. 1-3, HWV348-350
(Vízizene)
Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759)
Bostoni Szimfonikusok (zenekar), Charles Münch (karmester)
Recorded: 12 April 1960, Sanders Theatre, Harvard University |
| 2. | Symphony No.36 in C major, K425 'Linz'
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Bostoni Szimfonikusok (zenekar), Charles Münch (karmester)
Recorded: 8 April 1958, Sanders Theatre, Harvard University |
| 3. | Symphony No.38 in D major, K504 'Prague'
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Bostoni Szimfonikusok (zenekar), Charles Münch (karmester)
Recorded: 3 Nov. 1959, Sanders Theatre, Harvard University |
Neither of the two Mozart symphonies featured on this DVD have been commercially recorded by Charles Munch, who gives his all in these exhilarating performances from a committed Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The ICA Classics Legacy series represents an historic account of performances by some of the world's greatest artists. This DVD features some of the earliest televised concerts with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and their Music Director, Charles Munch.
While the material has been restored using the greatest care and state-of-the-art techniques, certain visual artefacts and distortions remain in some instances due to the age of the film. Despite this, it remains of exceptional musical interest and historic value and is released here for the first time on DVD.
Access to the publicly broadcast BSO concerts from this era has been extremely difficult even for researchers. This series of DVDs will make these performances available for the first time since they were broadcast. Munch launched the BSO into television in 1955. He was an immensely popular conductor and well suited to being filmed.
This material represents some of the earliest televised concerts with the Boston Symphony and Charles Munch, and has been restored using the greatest care and state-of-the-art techniques. It is of exceptional musical interest and rare historic value.
Munch was particularly fond of the Sir Hamilton Harty arrangement of Handel's Water Music Suite, having performed it 53 times with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and having recorded it with the BSO for RCA in 1950. His interpretations of the two Mozart symphonies are characteristically lively and exhilarating with the usual committed performances from the BSO.
Never commercially recorded by Munch, both Mozart symphonies are completely new to his discography.
The booklet note contains references to an interview the writer conducted with Doriot Anthony Dwyer, the BSO's principal flautist, who was appointed by Munch and remained in the position for 38 years. It gives a fascinating insight into Munch as a conductor and his interaction and relationship with the orchestra.
Two of ICA's BSO DVDs featuring Charles Munch as conductor have been awarded the Diapason d'Or in France's Diapason magazine. |
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