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Deutsche Grammophon DVD, B0004602-09GenreOperaDirected byStarringCountry of originUnited StatesOriginal language(s)Czech, English, French, German, Italian and RussianProductionProducer(s)Louisa BriccettiRunning time293 minutesReleaseOriginal networkPicture format4:3 NTSC colourAudio formatStereoOriginal release27 April 1996James Levine's 25th Anniversary Metropolitan Opera Gala was a concert, lasting (including intermissions) approximately eight hours, that the staged in 1996 in honour of its then principal conductor and Artistic Director. Excerpts from the gala were released by on a 72-minute CD, a 161-minute VHS videocassette and a 161-minute double Laserdisc in 1996, and on a 293-minute double DVD in 2005. 1952),.
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Musicologyman: Of the recordings I have, only one is of the Dresden version-the Haitink recording on EMI-and I find the performance underwhelming. I have two of the traditional Paris version: Solti and Sinopoli. While the Sinopoli has some great sounding singers-Placido Domingo, Andreas Schmidt, and Matti Salminen are the real standouts-Domingo's German is not very good.
Worse, though, Sinopoli's conducting is some of the dullest I've ever heard. So if you want a Paris version in modern sound, you're probably stuck with Solti.Respecfully, I couldn't disagree more.
The Sinopoli Tannhauser has some of the most gorgeously-crafted Venusburg music I've ever heard- where Sinopoli has me lolling voluptuously in Venus' scarlet paradise; his contours of the choral ending of the opera are magnificent; his 'Entry of the Guests' is the most noble and spirited I've heard. But sure, to each his own; non disputandum. For the Dresden, I suggest this one.I've read review which states something in the lines of 'Windgassen's voice might be effete but the legendary tenor makes up for it with his experience'.Uhm. I don't think any amount of experience, class or legendary status can help you when you sound simply bad. I would disrecommend this recording, especially for somebody about to hear Tannhauser for the first time. Kollo all the way.Or the 1978 Bayreuth for the DVD, where you get wagnerian yeller in the title role, but one with rather fine voice and some acting skills. I've read review which states something in the lines of 'Windgassen's voice might be effete but the legendary tenor makes up for it with his experience'.Uhm.
I don't think any amount of experience, class or legendary status can help you when you sound simply bad. I would disrecommend this recording, especially for somebody about to hear Tannhauser for the first time. Kollo all the way.Or the 1978 Bayreuth for the DVD, where you get wagnerian yeller in the title role, but one with rather fine voice and some acting skills.Respectfully disagree.
This is a fine Dresden version.