1 Disco

Caixa com um pequeno defeito (vinco/plástico engelhado, não está perfurado) na capa, em baixo, à esquerda de ""major""

O disco, esse, está perfeito.

6 eur + 2.30 de portes (1.80 portes + .50 envelope almofadado)

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Label: Major, Unitel Classica
Format: DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC, PCM Stereo
Country: Germany
Released: 2012
Genre: Classical

Media Format ‏ : ‎ Classical, Widescreen, HiFi Sound
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 46 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ 24 Sept. 2012
Region code: 0 (Worldwide)
Actors ‏ : ‎ Sir Georg Solti, Valerie Solti, Valery Gergiev, Christoph von Dohnanyi
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ French, Korean, Spanish
Language ‏ : ‎ German (PCM Stereo), Korean (PCM Stereo), English (PCM Stereo), Spanish (PCM Stereo), French (PCM Stereo)

Inclui o documentário (52 minutos) que dá o nome ao dvd, assim como os extras que pode ver na penúltima foto: ""Solti conducts Russian Music"", com:

Mussorgsky: Prelude to "Khovanshchina" - 6:27 m
Prokofiev: Sinfonia nº 1 - 15:36 m
Shostakovich: Sinfonia nº 1 - 28:50 m

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Sir Georg Solti (1912 – 1997) was one of the 20th cen­tury’s most bril­liant con­duct­ors and a lead­ing fig­ure of mu­sic­al cul­ture world-wide. Very few con­duct­ors of world renown may look back on a life packed with achieve­ment but Sir Georg Solti.

Born and raised in Hun­gary - György stud­ied pi­ano, com­pos­i­tion and con­duct­ing with Bartók, Dohnányi, Kodály and Leo Wein­er at Bud­apest’s Liszt Academy - the young Solti spends his form­at­ive years as a con­duct­or in Ger­man-speak­ing coun­tries.

In 1937, To­scanini se­lec­ted him as his as­sist­ant at the Salzburg Fest­iv­al. Be­fore the out­break of World War II, Sir Georg went to Switzer­land as a refugee. Fol­low­ing the war 1946, he was in­vited by the Amer­ic­an mil­it­ary gov­ern­ment to con­duct a per­form­ance of Beeth­oven’s Fi­delio in Mu­nich. Soon he be­came Gen­er­al Mu­sic Dir­ect­or in Mu­nich and Frank­furt. Later be­ing a ma­ture and ex­per­i­enced maes­tro, he ap­peared as well in Vi­enna, Bayreuth and Ber­lin.

In 1961, he be­came Mu­sic­al Dir­ect­or of Cov­ent Garden for a ten-year ten­ure.But it was in Chica­go that mu­sic­al his­tory was made. Solti's "Chica­go sound" be­come a syn­onym for ex­cel­lence. The big, de­cis­ive, ex­cit­ing style was in­stantly re­cog­niz­able.

Over the next 22 years (from 1969 to 1991), to­geth­er with the Chica­go Sym­phony Or­ches­tra, he con­duc­ted a total of 999 per­form­ances, made more than 50 re­cord­ings, re­ceived 32 Grammy Awards, made count­less tri­umphant tours, and all the world took no­tice.

Fea­tur­ing: Valer­ie Solti; Valery Ger­giev; Chris­toph von Dohnányi; Sir Peter Jo­nas; Clem­ens Hells­berg;
Ewald Markl and many more as well as sev­er­al mu­sic­al ex­cerpts con­duc­ted by Sir Georg Solti

From the Dir­ect­or of Her­bert von Ka­ra­jan: Maes­tro for the Screen and Car­los Kleiber - I am lost to the World: Georg Wübbolt.

GRAND PRIX GOLDEN PRAGUE
Golden Prague Festival 2013

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Solti is a documentary director's dream. Unlike, say, Sir Adrian Boult or Bernard Haitink, there is always so much to look at even when he's sitting still. His extraordinary range of physical and facial features puts him almost, but not quite, in the terpsichorean class of Leonard Bernstein. --Jeremy Nicholas, Gramophone

Wübbolt's fascinating 52-minute film biography traces Solti's career from his Jewish upbringing in Budapest and precarious wartime asylum in Switzerland to the postwar struggles in Germany and triumphs in London and Chicago. Solti's pent-up energy explodes through the screen. --Andrew Clark, Financial Times

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