Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 1970; Ludwig van Beethoven, part 2

We're listening to an all Beethoven concert by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conducted by Max Rudolf. We've heard the land or overture number to. The Symphony Number Six in F major and the pastoral. And in a moment we'll hear the Concerto in D Major for violin and orchestra Opus 61 with a Despite a man as a soloist. The Concerto in D Major for violin and orchestra was completed just a few days before its primary in 1860 there was no time for rehearsal. And the soloist of Franz climate had to play it on site. He played the first movement on the first half of the programme and the second and third movements on the second half. Clement was a magnificent violinist apparently. And he was also a bit of a clown for on the same program he offered a sonata of his own played on one string with a violin held upside down. Under the circumstances the concerto could hardly have been a real success. And it vanished for a time from the concert stage. In the meantime Beethoven made many

revisions so that the work as it stands today is quite different from the original version. It was revived many years after the composer's death by the famous violinist us a few Hakim who added his own condenses this time the concerto achieved a lasting popularity. The three movements are first Allegro non troppo second like at home and Third Rondo a micro thank not even kind of the right sort of list to get on stage right through all the will conduct must find them in the Cincinnati field for the orchestra in the Concerto in D Major year for violin and orchestra will put 61 by Beethoven. I.

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thanin has performed with many leading American orchestras including the Los Angeles Minneapolis Chicago Cleveland and many others is also in demand in Europe where she plays a great number of concerts and her cycles in season the famous European orchestra she's played with the Berlin Philharmonic the Vienna Symphony Orchestra a concert about Amsterdam and the Royal Philharmonic in London. When a man receives. A very. Warm response. From the music hall audience

thank you and conclude another concert for the seventy fifth season by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Conductor for today was Max Rudolph the music director emeritus. This concert was recorded during a performance at Cincinnati's music hall by W.G. U.S. the radio station of the University of Cincinnati. These programs are made possible through the cooperation of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The Cincinnati musicians Association and national educational radio. The recording engineer for the series is Myron Bennett production by Bob Stephenson and continuity by Carol Richardson. This is George Bryant inviting you to be with us for the next program in this series by the

Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. This is the national educational radio network.