Erich Leinsdorf: Arnold Schönberg - Chamber Symphony No. 1 Opus 9 (1984)

Rehearsal and Performance with the Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra (Sinfonieorchester des Südwestfunks)
Arnold Schönberg - Chamber Symphony No. 1 Opus 9
0:43 First Rehearsal
23:19 Second Rehearsal
36:57 Performance
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Erich Leinsdorf (1912-1993), the American conductor from Vienna, began his career as assistant to Bruno Walter and Arturo Toscanini at the Salzburg Festival, débuting with tremendous success at the tender age of 26 at New York's renowned Metropolitan Opera House.
After many years as musical director of the Rochester Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Boston Symphony and the New York City Opera Company, and guest appearances with many of the world's leading orchestras, Leinsdorf continues to insist on the highest level of musicianship in everything he does.
Still active at the age of 80, Maestro Leinsdorf remains one of the great podium personalities of our time with a vast repertoire covering virtually every important section of the world's music literature.

[@MultiRedskins12]

This symphony is the only chamber symphony in Western music with an opus number of 9.

[@barney6888]

It has 9 opus numbers?? ?

[@horsthinze9648]

Oh ja, ungeschnittener Probenalltag zum Beginn! :-)

[@christopher60s]

34:10 first violin plays a minor third (G-sharp - B natural) instead of a major third (G-sharp - B-sharp), as it is in the score.

[@barney6888]

2 bars before 81. 2nd beat
Very good!

[@Obaysch]

A thumbs down on this? Orchestra player with long grudge, I suppose.

[@yusukeundisolde]

Bei 9:36 hat der Dirigent kein Recht.