Dorati / Konieczny: Der Kunder/ Chosen
Dorati / Konieczny: Der Kunder/ Chosen
Format: CD
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Artist: Dorati / Konieczny
Label: Orfeo
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4011790220130
Genre: Classical
Antal Doráti is well known as a conductor within interested audience sectors, not least through the unparalleled range of his recording catalogue. But moreover, the Hungarian-born American has also left behind a compositional oeuvre of not insignificant proportions. The Chosen - as the work was named in English by Doráti - is his only stage work and is based on the mystery play Elija by distinguished philosopher Martin Buber (1878-1965). It was his mentor Doráti himself who drew the attention of Martin Fischer-Dieskau, initiator of this world premiere recording in Cracow and internationally acclaimed conductor and scholar, to this Opus Magnum.
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