Victor de Sabata, New York Philharmonic, Buenos Aires Teatro Colon Symphony Orchestra - Beethoven (1770-1827) Symphonies Nos.5, 8, 9 : Victor De Sabata / New York Philharmonic, Teatro Colon Orchestra (1949-1951)(2Uhqcd) - Import 2 UHQCD

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Victor de Sabata, New York Philharmonic, Buenos Aires Teatro Colon Symphony Orchestra

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A Beethoven live performance by the fiery conductor Victor de Sabata. Sabata was born in Trieste, a territory of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, so German music was familiar to him, and he was known for his interpretation of it. Beethoven is intense, as if he is exploding with anger over something. His popularity in the U.S. is great, and he has often conducted the New York Philharmonic, but it is rare to hear such an emotional performance of "No. 8," not to mention "Destiny"! The "Ninth" burned at the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires is also amazing. The intensity of the agogig is comparable to that of Mengelberg. The tyranny of the music, which at times stops the flow of music, is astonishing. Although the sound quality is limited due to the reissue from the acetate disc, chorus conductor Rafael Terranolo is a master conductor who has been active for a long time as the chorus conductor of the same theater. He is also known for his collaboration with Callas. Muse Trade