ArtistInfo
Fritz Reiner
Fritz Reiner Conducts Richard Strauss
Album 2014 on RCA Red Seal label
Classical (Romantic)
CD 1: Original LPs ML 2079 Released on November 7, 1949 [1] RL 3027 Released in 1949 [2–15] ML 2048 Released on April 15, 1949 [16] Recording: Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, January 9, 1941 [1]; November 15, 1941 [2–15]; Columbia 30th Street Studios, New York City, March 11/14, 1949 [16] Producers: Moses Smith [1–15]; Richard Gilbert [16] Recording Engineer: Fred Plaut [1] first released on Columbia 11518/9-D in set X-190, Matrix Nos. XCO 29483/6; [2–15] first released on Columbia 11790/4-D in set M-506, Matrix Nos. XCO 31823/32; [16] also released on Columbia 72818/9-D in set MX-316, Matrix Nos. XCO 41069/70 (P) 1949 Sony Music Entertainment CD 2: Original LPs ML 4138 Released on April 4, 1949 [1–6] ML 2062 Released on September 5, 1949 [7–15] Recording: Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, November 10, 1947 [1–6]; February 4, 1946 [7–15] Producer: Charles O’Connell Recording Engineer: Fred Plaut [1–6] first released on Columbia 12845/9-D in set M-748, Matrix Nos. XCO-39309/18; [7–15] first released on Columbia 12610/4-D in set M-693, Matrix Nos. XCO-35781/90 (P) 1949 Sony Music Entertainment CD 3: Original LP LM-1180 Released on November 2, 1951 [1–5] LM-9010 Released in November 1952 [6/7] Recording: Carnegie Hall, New York City, September 26, 1950 [1]; September 27, 1950 [2–5]; April 5, 1951 [6/7] Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes [6/7] Matrix Nos.: E1-RC-1806/9 [1]; E1-RC-1810/5 [2–5]; E1-RC-3195/6 [6]; E1-RC-3197/8 [7] LP Matrix: E1-LRC-225/6 [1–5] [1] also released on RCA Victor WDM-1580 [2–5] also released on RCA Victor WDM-1579 (P) 1949/1951 Sony Music Entertainment CD 4: Original LP LM/LSC-1806 Released on August 20, 1954 (mono); June 24, 1960 (stereo) Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, March 8, 1954 [1–9]; March 6, 1954 [10] · Producers: John Pfeiffer [1–9]; John Pfeiffer & Richard Mohr [10] · Recording Engineers: Leslie Chase [1–9]; Leslie Chase & Lewis Layton [10] Matrix Nos.: E4-RC-0058/63 [1–9]; E4-RC-0064 [10] LP Matrix: E4RP-8182/3 (mono); K2RY-6712/3 [1–9]; XVRS-1822 [10] (stereo) · (P) 1954 Sony Music Entertainment CD 5: Original LP LM-1807 Released on August 20, 1954 [1–6] LM-1888 Released on January 21, 1955 [7] Note: VICS-1042 was the first stereo LP release of Ein Heldenleben on April 20, 1964. LM-1888 was recorded in stereo but has never been released in this format except on stereo tape ECS-3. Don Juan was first released in stereo on LP VICS-1392 on January 24, 1969. Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, March 6, 1954 [1–6]; December 6, 1954 [7] Producers: John Pfeiffer [1–6]; Richard Mohr & John Pfeiffer [7] Recording Engineers: Leslie Chase [1–6]; Lewis Layton & Leslie Chase [7] Matrix Nos.: E4-RC-0065/71 [1–6]; E4-RC-0627/8 [7] LP Matrix: E4RP-8124/5 (mono); PRRS-3471/2 [1–6]; WVRS-6755 [7] (stereo) (P) 1954/1955 Sony Music Entertainment CD 6: Original LP LM-6047 Released on August 17, 1956 Note: AGL1-3879 was the first stereo LP release of Strauss’s Elektra, January 1981. Due to running time restrictions the tracks on LP LM 6047-1 had the following sequence: Side A: [1] and [3], Side B: [2]. Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, April 16, 1956 [1/3]; April 14, 1956 [2] Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes Matrix Nos.: G2-RB-3501 [1]; G2-RB-3503 [2]; G2-RB-3502 [3] LP Matrix: G2RP-4248/51 (mono); AGL1-3879-A (stereo) (P) 1956 Sony Music Entertainment CD 7: Original LP LM-6047 Released on August 17, 1956 [1–8] LM/LSC-2112 Released on August 16, 1957 (mono); May 23, 1958 (stereo) [9] Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, April 17, 1956 [1/2/5/6]; April 17/18, 1956 [3/4]; April 18, 1956 [7]; December 10, 1955 [8]; April 15, 1957 [9] Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Publishers: Associated Music Publishers [1–7]; Boosey & Hawkes [8/9] Matrix Nos.: G2-RB-3504 [1]; G2-RB-3505 [2]; G2-RB-3506 [3]; G2-RB-3507 [4]; G2-RB-3508 [5]; G2-RB-3509 [6]; G2-RB-3510 [7]; F2-RH-8310/11 [8]; H2-RB-1959 [9] LP Matrix: TVRS-2245 [1–7]; WVRS-6756 [8] (stereo); H2RP-2313/4 (mono); J2RY-2001/2 (stereo) [9] (P) 1956/1957 Sony Music Entertainment CD 8: Original LP LM/LSC-2077 Released on February 22, 1957 (mono); April 24, 1959 (stereo) Recording: Sofiensaal, Vienna, September 1956 Producer: John Culshaw Recording Engineers: Gordon Parry & James Brown LP Matrix: G2RP-7583/4 (mono); J2RY-5639/40 (stereo) (P) 1957 Decca Music Group Limited CD 9: Original LP LM-2103 Released on November 22, 1957 [1–5] LM-2127 Released on September 20, 1957 [6] Note: VICS-1104 was the first stereo LP release of the Symphonia Domestica, May 23, 1966 [1–5]. VICS-1101 was the first stereo LP release of Burleske on December 21, 1964 [6]. Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, November 5, 1956 [1–5]; March 4, 1957 [6] Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Publisher: Associated Music Publ. [1–5]; Edw. Schuberth and Company [6] Matrix Nos.: G2-RB-8141 [1]; G2-RB-8142 [2]; G2-RB-8143 [3]; G2-RB-8144 [4]; G2-RB-8145 [5]; H2-RB-1868/69 [6] LP Matrix: H2RP-1269/70 (mono); RVRS-7548/9 [1–5]; RVRS-4802 [6] (stereo) (P) 1957 Sony Music Entertainment CD 10: Original LP LD/LDS-2384 Released on March 25, 1960 Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, April 11, 1959 Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Matrix Nos.: K2RB-2309/10 LP Matrix: K2RP-2406/7 (mono); K2RY-2408/9 (stereo) (P) 1960 Sony Music Entertainment CD 11: Original LP LM/LSC-2609 Released on July 9, 1962 [1–9] LM/LSC-2462 Released on January 21, 1961 [10] Recording: Orchestra Hall, Chicago, April 30 & May 1, 1962 [1–9]; February 6, 1960 [10] Producer: Richard Mohr Recording Engineer: Lewis Layton Matrix No.: N2RB-2656 [1–9]; L2-RB-0862 [10] LP Matrix: N2RP-2658/9 (mono); N2RY-2660/1 (stereo) [1–9]; L2RP-0942/1 (mono); L2RY-0944/3 (stereo) [10] (P) 1961/1962 Sony Music Entertainment Consists of previously released material CDs 1–3: Disk & Tape Transfers / Mastering: Andreas K. Meyer, Meyer Media LLC, using 24bit/96kHz technology CD 4: Mastering: Mark Donahue; DSD Engineers: Philipp Nedel [1–9]; Dirk Sobotka [10] CD 5: Mastering: Mark Donahue [1–6]; Tape Transfers / Mastering: Andreas K. Meyer [7]; DSD Engineer: Philipp Nedel [1–6] CDs 6/7/10: Mastering: Mark Donahue; DSD Engineer: Dirk Sobotka CD 8: Mastering: Andrew Wedman & Thorsten Weigelt CD 9: Mastering: Mark Donahue [1–5]; Harold Hagopian & Glen Kolotkin [6]; DSD Engineer: Dirk Sobotka [1–5] CD 11: Mastering: Hiromichi Takiguchi [1–9]; Mark Donahue [10]; DSD Engineer: Dirk Sobotka [10] Photos: cover, pp. 2, 10, 18, 25: RCA (C) Sony Music Entertainment; p. 36: Oscar & Associates; p. 47: Arthur Siegel CDs 1–7, 9–11 (C) Sony Music Entertainment CD 8 (C) Decca Music Group Limited This compilation (P) & (C) 2014 Sony Music Entertainment Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment · All trademarks and logos are protected · Made in the EU RCA is a registered trademark of RCA Trademark Management SA Sony Classical and "Sony" are trademarks of Sony Music Entertainment www.sonyclassical.com
Musicians
 | Fritz Reiner , 1888-1963 US conductor, album by |
 | Jean-Claude Poyet , liner notes, translated by |
 | Stewart Spencer , liner notes, translated by |
 | Andreas K. Meyer , US mixed by, mastered by, transferred by, mastered by |
 | RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra , US orchestra |
 | The Chicago Symphony Orchestra , US orchestra |
 | The Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra , orchestra |
 | The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra , US orchestra |
 | Wiener Philharmoniker , DE orchestra |
 | Michael Panico , research, document |
 | Anthony Fountain , research, tape |
 | Dirk Sobotka , US transferred by |
 | Philipp Nedel , DE transferred by |
Producers
| Jochen Rudelt booklet editor |
| [ec:ko] Communications design |
| Christoph Schlüren liner notes |
| Andrew Wedman mastered by |
| Glen Kolotkin mastered by |
| Harold G. Hagopian mastered by |
| Hiromichi Takiguchi mastered by |
| Mark Donahue mastered by |
| Thorsten Weigelt mastered by |
| Arthur Siegel photography by |
| Robert Russ producer |
| Michael H. Gray research, discographical |
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Don Juan Op. 20 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 2 | Don Quixote Op. 35 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 3 | Introduktion. Mäßiges Zeitmaß | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 4 | Thema. Mäßig Der Ritter von Der Traurigen Gestalt | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 5 | Maggiore Sancho Panza | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 6 | Variation I. Gemächlich Das Abenteuer Mit Den Windmühlen | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 7 | Variation Ii. Kriegerisch Der Kampf Gegen Die Hammelherde | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 8 | Variation Iii. Mäßiges Zeitmaß Gespräche Zwischen Ritter Und Knappe | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 9 | Variation Iv. Etwas Breiter Das Abenteuer Mit Der Prozession | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 10 | Variation V. Sehr Langsam Don Quixotes Waffenwache | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 11 | Variation Vi. Schnell Die Verzauberte Dulzinea | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 12 | Variation Vii. Ein Wenig Ruhiger Als Vorher Der Ritt Durch Die Luft | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 13 | Variation Viii. Gemächlich Die Fahrt Auf Dem Verzauberten Nachen | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 14 | Variation Ix. Schnell Und Stürmisch Der Kampf Gegen Die Vermeintlichen Zauberer | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 15 | Variation X. Viel Breiter Zweikampf Mit Dem Ritter | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 16 | Finale. Sehr Ruhig Don Quixotes Tod | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 17 | Salome Op. 54 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 18 | “Ah! Du Wolltest Mich Nicht Deinen Mund Küssen Lassen” (Final Scene) | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 19 | Ein Heldenleben Op. 40 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 20 | Der Held | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 21 | Des Helden Widersacher | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 22 | Des Helden Gefährtin | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 23 | Des Helden Walstatt | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 24 | Des Helden Friedenswerke | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 25 | Des Helden Weltflucht Und Vollendung | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 26 | Der Bürger Als Edelmann Op. 60 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 27 | I Ouvertüre Zum I. Aufzug | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 28 | II Menuett | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 29 | III Der Fechtmeister | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 30 | IV Auftritt Und Tanz Der Schneider | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 31 | V Das Menuett Des Lully | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 32 | VI Courante | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 33 | VII Auftritt Des Cléonte (nach Lully) | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 34 | VIII Vorspiel Zum Ii. Aufzug | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 35 | IX Das Diner | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 36 | Till Eulenspiegels Lustige Streiche Op. 28 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 37 | Tod Und Verklärung Op. 24 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 38 | Largo. Glückliche Erinnerungen | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 39 | Allegro Molto Agitato. Todeskampf | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 40 | Meno Mosso, Ma Sempre Alla Breve. Träume Des Sterbenden – Tod | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 41 | Moderato. Verklärung | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 42 | Der Rosenkavalier Op. 59 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 43 | “Mir Ist Die Ehre Widerfahren” | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 44 | “Ist Ein Traum, Kann Nicht Wirklich Sein” | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 45 | Also Sprach Zarathustra Op. 30 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 46 | Einleitung | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 47 | Von Den Hinterweltlern | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 48 | Von Der Großen Sehnsucht | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 49 | Von Den Freuden Und Leidenschaften | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 50 | Das Grablied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 51 | Von Der Wissenschaft | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 52 | Der Genesende | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 53 | Das Tanzlied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 54 | Das Nachtwandlerlied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 55 | Salome Op. 54 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 56 | Tanz Der Sieben Schleier | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 57 | Ein Heldenleben Op. 40 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 58 | Der Held | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 59 | Des Helden Widersacher | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 60 | Des Helden Gefährtin | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 61 | Des Helden Walstatt | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 62 | Des Helden Friedenswerke | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 63 | Des Helden Weltflucht Und Vollendung | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 64 | Don Juan Op. 20 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 65 | Elektra Op. 58 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 66 | “Allein! Weh, Ganz Allein” | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 67 | “Was Willst Du, Fremder Mensch?” | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 68 | “Elektra! Schwester! Komm Mit Uns!” | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 69 | Der Bürger Als Edelmann Op. 60 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 70 | I Ouvertüre Zum I. Aufzug | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 71 | II Menuett | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 72 | III Der Fechtmeister | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 73 | IV Auftritt Und Tanz Der Schneider | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 74 | VII Auftritt des Cléonte (nach Lully) | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 75 | VIII Vorspiel Zum Ii. Aufzug | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 76 | IX Das Diner | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 77 | Salome Op. 54 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 78 | “Ah! Du Wolltest Mich Nicht Deinen Mund Küssen Lassen” (Final Scene) | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 79 | Der Rosenkavalier Op. 59 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 80 | Waltzes | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 81 | Till Eulenspiegels Lustige Streiche Op. 28 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 82 | Tod Und Verklärung Op. 24 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 83 | Symphonia Domestica Op. 53 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 84 | Bewegt | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 85 | Scherzo | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 86 | Wiegenlied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 87 | Adagio | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 88 | Finale | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 89 | Burleske For Piano And Orchestra in D minor | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 90 | Don Quixote Op. 35 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 91 | Introduktion. Mäßiges Zeitmaß | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 92 | Thema. Mäßig Der Ritter von Der Traurigen Gestalt | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 93 | Maggiore. Sancho Panza | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 94 | Variation I. Gemächlich Das Abenteuer Mit Den Windmühlen | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 95 | Variation Ii. Kriegerisch Der Kampf Gegen Die Hammelherde | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 96 | Variation Iii. Mäßiges Zeitmaß Gespräche Zwischen Ritter Und Knappe | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 97 | Variation Iv. Etwas Breiter Das Abenteuer Mit Der Prozession | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 98 | Variation V. Sehr Langsam Don Quixotes Waffenwache | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 99 | Variation Vi. Schnell Die Verzauberte Dulzinea | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 100 | Variation Vii. Ein Wenig Ruhiger Als Vorher Der Ritt Durch Die Luft | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 101 | Variation Viii. Gemächlich Die Fahrt Auf Dem Verzauberten Nachen | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 102 | Variation Ix. Schnell Und Stürmisch Der Kampf Gegen Die Vermeintlichen Zauberer | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 103 | Variation X. Viel Breiter Zweikampf Mit Dem Ritter | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 104 | Finale. Sehr Ruhig Don Quixotes Tod | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 105 | Also Sprach Zarathustra Op. 30 | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 106 | Einleitung | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 107 | Von Den Hinterweltlern | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 108 | Von Der Großen Sehnsucht | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 109 | Von Den Freuden Und Leidenschaften | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 110 | Das Grablied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 111 | Von Der Wissenschaft | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 112 | Der Genesende | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 113 | Das Tanzlied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 114 | Das Nachtwandlerlied | Fritz Reiner | ||
| 115 | Don Juan Op. 20 | Fritz Reiner |
Discogs
iTunesArtistInfo App
ArtistInfo for iOS and ArtistInfo for Mac are presenting musicians, composers and producers that are envolved in the musical work that you are listening to in Apple Music, iTunes, or Spotify. Discover new music via the network among artists. Manage your favorite musicians and albums via iCloud and share recommendations with your friends via email, AirDrop, or Social Media.
Acknowledgements
To all the music fans that are contributing on Discogs, MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. Thanks to Franz Flückiger for providing Storygram used to visualize band membership.ArtistInfo for Mac, iPad, and iPhone
ArtistInfo by Metason © 2015-2020
