贝多芬第九交响曲Beethoven – Symphony No.9 – Fritz Reiner , CSO (1961)

简介：
Reiner was one of the most acclaimed conductors of the 20th century — noted for the vast range of his repertoire, which included both symphonic and operatic pieces spanning from the traditional canon to contemporary material, he was also an in uential educator who counted among his pupils Leonard Bernstein. Reiner was born in Budapest, Hungary, on December 19, 1888; despite earning a law degree from the University of Bucharest, he pursued a career in music, and at age 21 was named chorusmaster of the Budapest Opera. A stint as conductor with the Budapest Volksoper followed before Reiner was chosen in 1914 to serve as principal
conductor of the Royal Opera in Dresden, where he collaborated with Richard Strauss on productions of several of the composer’s early operas.
In 1922 Reiner left Europe to relocate to America, settling in Cincinnati, OH, and signing on as conductor with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; a decade later he was tapped to head the orchestral and opera departments at Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music, where his students included Bernstein. After next serving as the music director of the Pittsburgh Symphony between 1938 and 1948, he servedve years with the Metropolitan Opera. While Reiner’s frequent migration might have been attributed largely to a restless creativity, he was also a notoriously di cult personality who frequently alienated those around him — many of the musicians under his command openly loathed him, although he inevitably inspired the best work of their careers.
曲目：
I. Allegro ma non troppo, un poco maestoso 15:58
II. Molto vivace 10:46
III. Adagio molto e cantabile – Andante moderato 16:46
IV. Finale: Presto 24:27