Mozart's courtly delights and elegance
The refined sound of the orchestra, led by the maestro, recreates the magnificent atmosphere of the 18th century.
This is the definitive recording by Karl Böhm conducting the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. The refined beauty of the work's form shines through, particularly in the "Posthorn-Serenade," featuring a memorable posthorn solo. The fresh performance, enhanced by virtuosos like James Galway, breathes life into Mozart's music. This is a supreme recording, combining a harmonious tonal unity with a dignified interpretation.
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1. Satz: Adagio Maestoso - Allegro Con Spirito
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2. Satz: Menuetto. Allegretto - Trio
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3. Satz: Concertante. Andante Grazioso
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4. Satz: Rondeau. Allegro Ma Non Troppo
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5. Satz: Andantino
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6. Satz: Menuetto - Trio I - Trio II
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7. Satz: Finale. Presto
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1. Satz: Marcia. Maestoso
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2. Satz: Menuetto - Trio
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3. Satz: Rondeau. Allegretto
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Art Direction - Lutz Bode
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Composed By - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Conductor - Karl Böhm
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Contrabass - Rainer Zepperitz (B4 to B6)
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Design [Cover] - Werner Koberstein
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Engineer [Tonmeister] - Hans-Peter Schweigmann
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Flute - James Galway (A1 to B3)
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Horn [Posthorn] - Horst Eichler (A1 to B3)
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Liner Notes - Hans-Christian Müller
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Oboe - Lothar Koch (A1 to B3)
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Orchestra - Berliner Philharmoniker
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Painting [Cover Gemälde] - C.D. Friedrich
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Producer [Produktion] - Dr. Hans Hirsch
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Recording Supervisor [Aufnahmeleitung] - Wolfgang Lohse
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Viola - Heinz Kirchner (B4 to B6)
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Violin [1st] - Leon Spierer (B4 to B6)
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Violin [2nd] - Emil Maas (B4 to B6)
