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Strauss - Til Eulenspiegels & Ein Heldenleben

The Philharmonia Orchestra, Christoph von Dohnányi

Strauss - Til Eulenspiegels & Ein Heldenleben
Dohnányi is a conductor whose interpretations bypass surface appeal and instead go straight to the music itself

Strauss - Til Eulenspiegels & Ein Heldenleben

The Philharmonia Orchestra, Christoph von Dohnányi

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Dohnányi is a conductor whose interpretations bypass surface appeal and instead go straight to the music itself

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The fourth release in Signum's hugely successful collaboration with the Philharmonia Orchestra combines two favourite tone poems by Richard Strauss, Til Eulenspiegel and a blistering Ein Heldenleben, conducted by Christoph von Dohnányi.

Contents and tracklist

Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Hero
Track length4:14
Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Hero's Adversaries
Track length2:57
Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Hero's Companion
Track length11:25
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Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Hero at Battle
Track length5:54
Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Hero's Works of Peace
Track length8:02
Ein Heldenleben Op 40 - The Heros' Retirement from this World and Consummation
Track length11:13
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Awards and reviews

Dohnányi is a conductor whose interpretations bypass surface appeal and instead go straight to the music itself

June 2009

…both the performances are first-rate and show the special tensions of live music-making. As… Till is not the usual racy, uninhibited figure, but a sprightly, endearing rogue, a prankster with plenty of energy but a neat touch of elegance to him. Ein Heldenleben, too, is pictorially evocative with a richly detailed response from the orchestra, notably the delectable contribution from violinist Radoslaw Szulc... the final climax of the work brings rapture - glorious string-playing in the great melody of apotheosis, an engaging cor anglais, a richly eloquent solo from the principal horn, and then that sonorous brass cadence which ends the work in a consummation of deeply satisfying finality.
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