Beethoven Symphony No. 9, op. 125, Original Manuscript Score, C. A. Bünte 1989

Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No.9, op.125
Performance according to the original manuscript score, State Library Berlin
Aufführung nach der Handschrift-Partitur-Staatsbibliothek Berlin
Allegro ma non troppo un poco maestoso
Scherzo-molto vivace
Adagio, molto e cantabile
Presto
Conductor Carl A. Bünte
Academic Chorus Osaka, Chormaster K.Kawabate
Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra Osaka/Japan
The Symphony Hall Osaka
December 28th, 1989
T. Kobayashi, T. Iwamoto, H. Yamamoto, H. Yoka
D BM 31 2396
" The German Critics Society awards the 1961/62 music prize to Carl August Bünte who is today a firmly established conductor personality in Berlin`s music life.
...In particular, through his interpretation of the Beethoven and Bruckner symphonies he has shown his understanding of how to reveal the soul of these works. The Jury."

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The US-American critic WIILLIAM R. TROTTER - A damn good Beethoven´´s Ninth, actually .Perhaps the highest compliment I can pay to Maestro Bünte is to say that at the very least, their performance made me sit up and take notice of this astounding work. I felt at least a dim reverberation of the impact it must have had on the audience that heard it for the first time, on May 7 1824. I own 37 different recordings of the Ninth, and quite honestly, I`ve come to rank this among the top ten.