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R. STRAUSS Liederalbum Arthur Rother, Direttore (1) ACANTA D COMPOSITORE TITOLO INTERPRETI CASA COLLOCAZIONE DISCOGRAFICA R. STRAUSS Liederalbum Arthur Rother, direttore (1) ACANTA D. Joseph Keilberth, direttore (2) STR. 4 Michael Raucheisen, 1 pianoforte Orchestra della Deutsches Opernhaus di Berlino R. STRAUSS Richard Strauss Lieder Lucia Popp, soprano EMI HMV D. Wolfgang Sawallisch, piano STR. 4 2 R. STRAUSS Klemperer dirige Richard Orchestra Philharmonia di EMI HMV D. Strauss Londra STR. 4 Don Giovanni, Op. 20 - Otto Klemperer, direttore Poema sinfonico 3 Danza dei sette veli (da “Salomè”) I tiri burloni di Till Eulenspiegel R. STRAUSS Also sprach Zarathustra, The Vienna Philarmonic DECCA D. symphonic poem opus 30 Orchestra STR. 4 Clemens Krauss, direttore 4 R. STRAUSS Symphonia domestica The Vienna Philarmonic DECCA D. Opus 53 Orchestra STR. 4 Clemens Krauss, direttore 5 R. STRAUSS Il cavaliere della rosa, Jean Hubeau, pianista ΣRATO D. Op. 59 Burleske, Op. 11 Orchestra Sinfonica di STR. 4 Bamberg Fanfare für die Wiener 6 Philharmoniker Theodor Guschlbauer, direttore R. STRAUSS Tod und Verklärung Op. NBC Symphony orchestra RCA D. 24 Arturo Toscanini, direttore STR. 4 Don Juan Op. 20 7 Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Op. 28 R. STRAUSS Four last songs and five Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, EMI Angel D. other songs with soprano orchestra STR. 4 Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra 8 George Szell, direttore R. STRAUSS Salome Vienna Symphony Orchestra Philips D. Rudolf Moralt, conduttore STR. 4 9 R. STRAUSS Arabella Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, EMI Electrola D. soprano Josepf Metternich, baritono STR. 4 Nicolai Gedda, tenore 10 Anny Felbermayer, soprano Walter Berry, baß Philarmonia Orchestra London Lovro von Matacic, direttore R. STRAUSS Arabella Lisa Della Casa, soprano DECCA Ace of D. Hilde Gueden, soprano Diamonds George London, baritono STR. 4 Otto Edelmann, basso 11 Anton Dermota, tenore The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Georg Solti, direttore R. STRAUSS Salome London Symphony Orchestra RED SEAL D. Erich Leinsdorf, direttore deluxe STR. 4 12 R. STRAUSS Der Rosenkavaljer (il Philharmonia Orchestra EMI HMV D. Cavaliere della Rosa) Herbert von Karajan, STR. 4 direttore 13 R. STRAUSS Der Rosenkavaljer Marianne Schech Deutsche D. Irmgard Seefried Grammophon Rita Streich STR. 4 Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau 14 Kurt Böhme Karl Böhm, direttore R. STRAUSS Der Rosenkavalier Vienna Philharmonic DECCA D. Orchestra STR. 4 Georg Solti, direttore 15 R. STRAUSS Elektra Regina Resnik DECCA D. Birgit Nilsson Marie Collier STR. 4 Tom Krause 16 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Georg Solti, direttore R. STRAUSS Richard Strauss dirigiert Orchestra Filarmonica di Deutsche D. Richard Strauss Berlino Grammophon STR. 4 Don Quixote, op. 35 Richard Strauss, direttore Tod und Verklärung, op. 17 24 Don Juan, op. 20 Symphonisches Zwischenspiel, op. 72 Der Bürger als Edelmann, Suite, op. 60 III Walzer aus „Der Rosenkavalier“, op. 59, II. und III. Akt Till Eulenspiegel, op. 28 Salome Tanz, op. 54 Japanische Festmusik, op. 84 Ein heldenleben, op. 40 R. STRAUSS Der Rosenkavalier Maria Reining, soprano DECCA Ace of D. Ludwig Weber, bass Diamonds Sena Jurinac, soprano STR. 4 Alfred Poell, baritono Hilde Gueden, soprano 18 The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Erich Kleiber, direttore R. STRAUSS Elektra Anny Konetzni D. Daniza Ilitsch Martha Modl STR. 4 Franz Klarwein Hans Braun 19 Orchestra Stabile e Coro del maggio Musicale Fiorentino Dimitri Mitropoulos, direttore.
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