Orchestral & Symphonic

NTSC/Region 0. Come away with Andre Rieu to a land of fairies, elves, princesses and knights and live happily ever after. Andre Rieu in Wonderland features enchanting melodies recorded at Efteling (in the Netherland) one of the world's most beautiful...

George Pretre conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in a program of works by Johann Strauss II, Josef Strauss, Johann Strauss I, Joseph Hellmesberger Jr.., and Joseph Lanner.

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The annual New Year?s Concert from Vienna, seen by millions on TV worldwide, is the best-known classical concert in the world. Georges Pr?tre returns to Vienna?s illustrious Musikverein to conduct a compelling program that combines adored classics with...

The great city of London has captured the imagination of artists, poets, playwrights, musicians and travelers for generations. This program features Joseph Haydn's famed "London" and "Drum Roll" symphonies.

The rich and evocative sites of Russia are inseparable from the sounds of Tchaikovsky's immortal melodies. This volume of the "Naxos Musical Journey" returns to Russia and the music and world of Tchaikovsky.

Leh?r, Franz (1870-1948) found remarkably expressive and brilliantly colorful sounds for the drama and romantic moods of this unique topic. The style was decisively influenced by the familiar cadence of Hungarian gypsy music in the composer's native...

At the heart of each film is a technically and visually sophisticated concert recording. All footage was shot in the Philharmonic Hall in Berlin. A new view of the orchestra is achieved through extreme close-up shots of the musicians, remote-controlled ca

Verdi's famous Requiem became popular with a broader audience when it was performed at Princess Diana of Wales' funeral almost fifteen years ago. Just like the Mozart Requiem it has always been a work that people turned to in times of grief and more than

Since 2004 Venice's rebuilt Teatro La Fenice has welcomed each New Year with a celebration of opera and symphonic music. Since that date, the Venetian concert has become a regular and increasingly popular fi xture with television audiences, taking over th

The Milan Otello traditionally opens the Scala season and did so in 2001 on 7 December, but at the same time it was the farewell production before the start of the three-year renovation of the house and not least a brilliant end to the Verdi Year. The a

In the person of Nadja Michael, a singer was available for the title role who, with her effortlessly appealing depth and great volume, not only satisfied all requirements for the diabolic soprano part in terms of her voice, but also left nothing to be des