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bachtrack Listing of concerts which include R Strauss works Click here. The Richard Strauss Institute (German site - no English version) Click here. Richard and Christian Strauss (grandsons)'s web page Click here. Richard Strauss Festival at Garmisch-Partenkirchen Click here. BBC's h2g2 Richard Strauss entry Click here.
About this Piece. When Richard Strauss (1864-1949) began work on his first concerto for the horn, he may have been only 18 years old, but he already had literally a lifetime of experience in virtuoso horn playing. His father, Franz Joseph Strauss, was principal horn at the Munich Court Orchestra and had been since well before Richard was born.
Strauss had become steadily more unwell in the run-up to the writing of what we now call the Four Last Songs (there appears to have been at least a fifth, possibly a sixth planned) and death was very much on his mind. The melancholic, autumnal russets and browns infusing all four works for soprano (or tenor) and orchestra make for some of the ...
Richard Strauss, André Previn • Wiener Philharmoniker - Also Sprach Zarathustra • Tod Und Verklärung = Death And Transfiguration. Richard Strauss / André Previn, Wiener Philharmoniker - Eine Alpensinfonie (An Alpine Symphony) Richard Strauss - Arleen Auger, Wiener Philharmoniker / André Previn - Ein Heldenleben / Four Last Songs.
Richard Strauss nel 1920–1925 circa. Richard Georg Strauss ( Monaco di Baviera, 11 giugno 1864 – Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 8 settembre 1949) è stato un compositore e direttore d'orchestra tedesco del periodo tardo-romantico . Noto soprattutto per i suoi poemi sinfonici e le sue opere liriche, Richard Strauss non è da confondere con gli ...
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Strauss says goodbye wistfully, but not tragically. The order of the songs’ composition in 1948 – as distinct from the order in which they are usually performed – is as follows: “Im Abendrot,” May; “Frühling,” July; “Beim Schlafengehen,” August; and, “September,” appropriately enough, written in that month – also the ...
