La bohème
Giacomo Puccini
Emneord
Minder om
Sister act 2 : back in the habit
Bill Duke
Den hundredårige der kravlede ud ad vinduet og forsvandt
Felix Herngren
Headhunter
Rumle Hammerich
Kartellet
Charlotte Sachs Bostrup
Die Jahreszeiten
Joseph Haydn
Der Rosenkavalier
Richard Strauss
Symphony no. 2 : Resurrection
Gustav Mahler
9 × Symphony no. 9
Ludwig van Beethoven
Die Zauberflöte
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Anmeldelser (5)
MusicWeb international
2011 March
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Simon Thompson (musikanmelder)
2011 March
"This outstanding DVD automatically takes its place towards the very top rank of recordings of Beethoven's great masterpiece ... The hero of the whole performance is Thielemann himself. He has been widely recognised as the leading exponent of the great German tradition of, say, Furtwängler and Karajan, and he leads the performance with unimpeachable authority".
Jyllands-posten
d. 12. mar. 2008
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John Christiansen
d. 12. mar. 2008
BBC music magazine
2013 October
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Christopher Dingle
2013 October
"Vurdering: BBC music dvd choice" - "This is exceptional. There are certainly many different valid ways to perform the Missa solemnis, but it's hard to imagine they will surpass this outstanding version ... The Royal Concertgebouw is on absolutely top form ... As for the soloists, it is hard to recall a Solemnis quartet who blend so well while retaining their mesmeric individuality".
BBC music magazine
2011 June
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Christopher Dingle
2011 June
"Christian Thielemann generally favours lively tempos and a lightness of touch. Details are clear and he elicits a remarkable luminosity from the substantial forces, making this a deepl engaging account".
Vurdering (performance): 5/5.
Vurdering (picture & sound): 3/5.
The gramophone
2013 August
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Richard Lawrence
2013 August
"The Concertgebouw Orchestra play with exemplary clarity: a beautifully blended woodwind section, noble trombones, strings that are both lean and fiery ... All sections of the Netherlands Radio Choir sing their hearts out but the impact is lessened by their being rather backwardly recorded".