Berlin State Opera Orchestra - Tales From The Vienna Woods

Review by Davide Russo

The Berlin State Opera Orchestra's album Tales From The Vienna Woods is a stunning tribute to the music of Johann Strauss II. The orchestra's performance is impeccable, with each instrument blending seamlessly into the next to create a lush, full-bodied sound. The album features some of Strauss's most beloved works, including the title track, "Wine, Women, and Song," and "The Blue Danube." The orchestra's interpretation of these pieces is both lively and nuanced, capturing the spirit of the waltz while also highlighting the intricate musical details that make Strauss's music so enduring. Whether one is a seasoned classical music aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, Tales From The Vienna Woods is a must-listen album that showcases the Berlin State Opera Orchestra's exceptional talents.

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Tales From The Vienna Woods
First Record
Second Record

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C 1828

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His Master's Voice

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Manufactured By	The Gramophone Co. Ltd.

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Conductor	Hans Knappertsbusch

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Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 4-040637
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 4-040638

About Berlin State Opera Orchestra

German orchestra founded in 1570 as court orchestra by Prince-Elector Joachim II of Brandenburg. The Staatskapelle Berlin is the orchestra of the Berlin State Opera (Opernhaus Unter den Linden). Founded as the "Kurfürstliche Hofkapelle" (Electoral Court Ensemble), it became the "Königliche Kapelle" (Royal Ensemble) in 1701, the (State Opera Orchestra) in 1919, the (State Orchestra) in 1934, the (Prussian State Orchestra) in 1944, and finally the "Staatskapelle Berlin" from 1945. It was the leading orchestra in East Berlin, firmly under German Democratic Republic government rule. In 1989, the members of the orchestra presented to the government a petition demanding the reorganization of the Staatskapelle as an independent, democratically run organization. This became part of the widespread public pressure that within months caused the collapse of the German communist state and the reunification of Germany. Music Directors: (1759-1775) (1775-1794 - Hofkapellmeister) (1816-1820) (1820-1841) (1842-1846) (1848-1849) (1871-18- Hofkapellmeister) Joseph Sucher (1888-1899 - conductor of Hofkapelle and Lindenoper) (1891-1898) (1898-1913 - Principal Hofkapellmeister; continued to conduct symphonic concerts until 1920) (1906-1913 - Hofkapellmeister; 1913-1920 - Generalmusikdirektor) (1923-1934 - Generalmusikdirektor) (1935-1936 - Generalmusikdirektor) (1938-1945 - Generalmusikdirektor) (1948-1951) (1954-1955) (1955-1962) (1964-1990) (1992-Present)