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Staatskapelle Dresden|Strauss: Daphne, Op. 82, TrV 272

Strauss: Daphne, Op. 82, TrV 272

Theo Adam, Kurt Legner, Ruth Lange, Elisabeth Reichelt

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This record is historic for more than just one reason. First and foremost, we have the piece of work which was first performed in the very same Dresden Opera House in 1938, conducted by Karl Böhm, who had practically seen the score come together before his eyes while holidaying with his friend Strauss. A second reason is that this version, recorded live on June 11th 1950 at a concert in memory of the composer who had died the year before, brings together the greatest German singers of the era such as Gudrun Wuestemann, Helena Rott and Gottlob Frick under the direction of Rudolf Kempe. Kempe was one of the great Strauss interpreters, as shown by the eloquence of this complete recording of the latter's symphonic works, also made in Dresden for Electrola/EMI in the early 1970s.

But 20 years earlier, it was quite a feat to transmit and record a concert live from the RDA. Because the German factory had become Soviet property, the tape used was a rare commodity which generated a reliance on already recorded media which was often not in a good state. As for the sound quality, it was quite precarious and often over-modulated, which made for major distortions in the louder passages. Despite these many flaws, it is remarkably clear and remains perfectly listenable. This performance is full of passion as it marked one of the last nights for this admirably unified and coherent Dresden ensemble. Though less well-known than Richard Strauss’ other operas, Daphne is surely one of his best. Based on a libretto by Joseph Gregor and heavily revised by Stefan Zweig, it represents a turning point in the German composer's writing in terms of both its style and great orchestral difficulty. We should also underline the excellence of the bonus material which contains extracts from the world-first performance of 1938, accompanied by a wealth of documentation running up to nearly 90 richly-illustrated pages. © François Hudry/Qobuz

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Strauss: Daphne, Op. 82, TrV 272

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Daphne, Op. 82, TrV 272 (Richard Strauss)

1
Overture (Live)
Staatskapelle Dresden
00:02:06

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor

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2
Kleontes! Adrast! (Live)
Karl-Heinz Thomann
00:05:00

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Theo Adam, Artist - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Karl-Heinz Thomann, Artist, MainArtist - Arno Schellenberg, Artist - Kurt Legner, Artist

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3
O bleib, geliebter Tag! (Live)
Gudrun Wuestemann
00:09:20

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist, MainArtist

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4
Leukippos, du? (Live)
Gudrun Wuestemann
00:05:10

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Werner Liebing, Artist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist, MainArtist

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5
Daphne!... Mutter! (Live)
Helena Rott
00:05:59

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Helena Rott, Artist, MainArtist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist

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6
Ei, so fliegt sie vorbei (Live)
Werner Liebing
00:04:54

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Ruth Lange, Artist - Elisabeth Reichelt, Artist - Werner Liebing, Artist, MainArtist

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7
Seid ihr um mich (Live)
Gottlob Frick
00:05:32

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Theo Adam, Artist - Richard Strauss, Composer - Gottlob Frick, Artist, MainArtist - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Helena Rott, Artist - Karl-Heinz Thomann, Artist - Arno Schellenberg, Artist - Kurt Legner, Artist

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8
Ich grüße dich, weiser, erfahrener Fischer (Live)
Helmut Schindler
00:04:22

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Gottlob Frick, Artist - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Helena Rott, Artist - Helmut Schindler, Artist, MainArtist

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9
Was seh ich? (Live)
Helmut Schindler
00:11:22

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Helmut Schindler, Artist, MainArtist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist

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10
Gib, Dionysos... (Live)
Gudrun Wuestemann
00:06:09

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Gottlob Frick, Artist - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist, MainArtist

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11
Rundtanz... O selge Damonen! (Live)
Chor der Staatsoper Dresden
00:01:36

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir, MainArtist

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12
Trinke, du Tochter! (Live)
Helena Rott
00:02:38

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Helena Rott, Artist, MainArtist - Karl-Heinz Thomann, Artist - Arno Schellenberg, Artist - Ruth Lange, Artist - Elisabeth Reichelt, Artist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist

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13
Furchtbare Schmach dem Gotte! (Live)
Helmut Schindler
00:04:28

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Gottlob Frick, Artist - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Chor der Staatsoper Dresden, Choir - Helena Rott, Artist - Helmut Schindler, Artist, MainArtist - Karl-Heinz Thomann, Artist - Arno Schellenberg, Artist - Ruth Lange, Artist - Kurt Legner, Artist - Elisabeth Reichelt, Artist - Werner Liebing, Artist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist

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14
Jeden heiligen Morgen (Live)
Helmut Schindler
00:04:13

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Helmut Schindler, Artist, MainArtist - Werner Liebing, Artist - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist

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15
Daphne, Gespielin... (Live)
Werner Liebing
00:01:29

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Werner Liebing, Artist, MainArtist

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DISC 2

1
Unheilvolle Daphne! (Live)
Gudrun Wuestemann
00:10:35

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist, MainArtist

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2
Was erblickei ich? (Live)
Helmut Schindler
00:07:41

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Helmut Schindler, Artist, MainArtist

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3
Ich komme, ich komme, grünende Brüder (Live)
Gudrun Wuestemann
00:11:37

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor - Gudrun Wuestemann, Artist, MainArtist

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4
Götter, Brüder im hohen Olympos! (Live)
Torsten Ralf
00:04:13

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Karl Böhm, Conductor - Torsten Ralf, Artist, MainArtist

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5
O wie gerne blieb ich bei dir (Live)
Margarete Teschemacher
00:03:46

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Karl Böhm, Conductor - Margarete Teschemacher, Artist, MainArtist

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6
Wind spiele mit mir (Live)
Margarete Teschemacher
00:07:27

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra - Richard Strauss, Composer - Karl Böhm, Conductor - Margarete Teschemacher, Artist, MainArtist

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7
Transformation Scene
Staatskapelle Dresden
00:05:37

Staatskapelle Dresden, Orchestra, MainArtist - Richard Strauss, Composer - Rudolf Kempe, Conductor

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Album review

This record is historic for more than just one reason. First and foremost, we have the piece of work which was first performed in the very same Dresden Opera House in 1938, conducted by Karl Böhm, who had practically seen the score come together before his eyes while holidaying with his friend Strauss. A second reason is that this version, recorded live on June 11th 1950 at a concert in memory of the composer who had died the year before, brings together the greatest German singers of the era such as Gudrun Wuestemann, Helena Rott and Gottlob Frick under the direction of Rudolf Kempe. Kempe was one of the great Strauss interpreters, as shown by the eloquence of this complete recording of the latter's symphonic works, also made in Dresden for Electrola/EMI in the early 1970s.

But 20 years earlier, it was quite a feat to transmit and record a concert live from the RDA. Because the German factory had become Soviet property, the tape used was a rare commodity which generated a reliance on already recorded media which was often not in a good state. As for the sound quality, it was quite precarious and often over-modulated, which made for major distortions in the louder passages. Despite these many flaws, it is remarkably clear and remains perfectly listenable. This performance is full of passion as it marked one of the last nights for this admirably unified and coherent Dresden ensemble. Though less well-known than Richard Strauss’ other operas, Daphne is surely one of his best. Based on a libretto by Joseph Gregor and heavily revised by Stefan Zweig, it represents a turning point in the German composer's writing in terms of both its style and great orchestral difficulty. We should also underline the excellence of the bonus material which contains extracts from the world-first performance of 1938, accompanied by a wealth of documentation running up to nearly 90 richly-illustrated pages. © François Hudry/Qobuz

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