8 thoughts on “ Das Rheingold - Richard Wagner - Netherlands Radio Philharmonic*, Edo de Waart - An Orchestral Adventure (CD) ”

1. To some people it will always be Solti's ring cycle that they turn to as the 'default' edition - it does still hold up very well for a (in places 50 years old recording) but obviously it isn't on DVD Solti's ring also suffers from a tendency to.

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2. Between and , Edo de Waart and the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra gave a series of concert performances of Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen. It was so successful that De Waart wanted to add symphonic selections from The Ring to the repertoire for a concert tour of Germany in February

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3. This minute, orchestra-only version of Wagner’s famous opera cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen is arranged by Henk de Vlieger, arranger, composer and percussionist in the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic. The work was commissioned by the orchestra and the result is a section fiery musical spectacle entitled The Ring, an orchestral adventure.

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4. This page lists all recordings of Das Rheingold by Richard Wagner (). Showing 11 (CD quality, kHz, 16 bit) $ Hi-Res FLAC (lossless, 96 kHz, 24 bit) the Hong Kong Philharmonic sound fully up for the occasion and have the stamina for this demanding piece Matthias Goerne sings Wotan beautifully with much baritonal.

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5. Simon Rattle's recording on BR Klassik of Richard Wagner's Das Rheingold has much of the intensity and drama of a fully staged production, though it was patched together from two concert performances and benefits from studio-quality recording and editing. One senses that Rattle wished to make a definitive recording, as free as possible from musical blemishes and stage mishaps, so every 9/

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6. The Ring, an orchestral adventure was commissioned by the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra on the occasion of a concert tour in Germany in February , and is dedicated to chief conductor Edo de Waart. Orchestra: piccolo, 3 flutes, 3 oboes, english horn, 3 clarinets, bassclarinet, 3 .

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7. Richard Wagner was an important innovator of music in his time. He is best known for his operas, which he himself preferred to refer to as musical dramas. He wrote the texts (the libretti) himself and sought to make a Gesamtkunstwerk, the ideal union of text, music and theatre. Over time, this lead to grandiose musical dramas which were performed in a specially built theater for these works in.

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