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German Requiem (Bpo/Karajan)
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German Requiem (Bpo/Karajan)

German Requiem (Bpo/Karajan)

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Reviews (10)

MA
28 March 2011

Almost as good as Karajan's last version

Nearly twenty years separate this and my favourite Brahms Requiem, by the same conductor and the same choir, both with very fine orchestras and soloists.

VW
19 February 2008

Karajan's thrid German Requiem isn't as special as the others

Karajan felt a special affinity for the GermanRequiem, and I have cherished all four of his recordings.

WX
10 January 2008

The weakest Brahms Requiem from Karajan

I have just compared the first three studio recordings of Brahms' German Requiem by Karajan, and I'll go to the point at once - this one is clearly the least recommendable.

EA
27 November 2007

Karajan's 1964 Brahms is an emotional experience

I have heard three Karajan recordings of the Brahms Requiem , and have enjoyed them all.

KY
5 December 2005

A good Brahms REQUIEM, but not the best

Herbert von Karajan's 1965 recording of Brahms EIN DEUTSCHES REQUIEM is very good indeed, but not the best in my perception.

NE
29 September 2005

Let down by choir and echoes

I must disagree with the generally very positive reviews of this Karajan version.

LO
1 March 2003

Unbelievable !!!

It is the fifth time in a row that I am listening to this piece.

YR
29 July 2002

Inspiring!

I find it interesting that some people would go through all the trouble of listening to Karajan's recordings when they obviously do not like him as a person.

AL
31 January 2002

No sentiment, no inspiration

Brahms's Requiem is probably the greatest vocal work of the 19th century, and among the greatest in the history of music in general.

KO
2 August 2001

My Favorite

I have to say that this is my favorite piece of music ever.

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