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Thomas Quasthoff in conversation with Christoph Franke Simon Rattle conducts “Gurre-Lieder”
Arnold Schoenberg is primarily known as the founder of twelve-tone music. However, with his 1899 Gurre-Lieder, based on a wild and romantic folk tale, he showed himself to be a master of the voluminous musical style of late Romanticism. Sir Simon Rattle and the Berliner Philharmoniker presented the work here as the finale to the Philharmonie’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Sir Simon Rattle
Soile Isokoski
Karen Cargill
Stephen Gould
Burkhard Ulrich
Lester Lynch
Thomas Quasthoff
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