Carl Schuricht - Brahms: Symphony No. 4 / Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 2 (1952, 1955) [2022]

Includes valuable broadcast sound source that played in conjunction with Swiss Romando tubes. While recording in the 50s you will be able to enjoy the hearty masterpiece that is neatly intellectured and thoroughly pumped with what you need. Brahms #4 is the oldest recordings that have been left in and is an interesting play to know how Schuricht sounds this time. This is also a great performing, Bach Tongue-string song that features the vivid details of the orchestra's head flute player Andre Pepan.

"The earliest (Brahms #4) year is combined with the savory of Shuricht's wist and the fearlessness of the heart, leaving a very vivid impression" "(Bach) is a big game that is opposite to the current trends, this live in 1955 is a great and preferable"

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Tracks:

01-04. Brams: Symphony No. 4
05-11. Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 2

Personnel:

Karl Schurich (Conductor)
Swiss Romando Orchestra

Mono Recording by Swiss Romando Broadcast: (1) May 3, 1952, (2) August 4, 1955