Ralph R. Hall
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Ralph R. Hall
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Hi Tom Reicher,

Couldn't agree more about Czech Phil. However, their 5 with Neumann as  
part of their set is disappointing because of the slow tempo of the  
Scherzo.
It exaggerates the Czech horns staccato and does Zdenek Tylsar a great  
disservice.

One of the more interesting versions of the Ring Cycle I have on CD is  
very definitely from 1968. Members of the Czech Phil. and Prague  
National Theatre
orchestras recorded it in Nuremburg under Hans Swarowsky. It was part  
way through the recording that the Russian tanks entered Prague and  
over the next few days worried members of the orchestra returned over  
the border and were replaced on an ad hoc basis by musicians from the  
Nuremburg orchestras. Time left was filled in by recording Lohengrin.

Ralph R. Hall






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