Wilhelm Furtwängler Conducting Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra / Beethoven, Wagner, Furtwängler - Furtwängler: Volume 2 Album

Tracklist

1	Allegro Con Brio	7:38
2	Allegro Con Moto	10:12
3	Allegro	5:48
4	Parsifal Composed By – Richard Wagner
5	Adagio Solemne Piano – Edwin Fischer	11:02
6	Good Friday Spell	10:41
7	Symphony No. 5 In C Minor, Op. 67 Composed By – Ludwig van Beethoven	(31:45)
8	Symphonic Concerto Composed By – Wilhelm Furtwängler
9	Allegro	8:08
10	Prelude To Act 1	14:09

Credits

• Reissue Producer, Engineer [Restoration] – Mark Obert-Thorn

Notes

Tracks 1-4 recorded in October and November 1937
Track 5 recorded in April 1939
Tracks 6-7 recorded in March 1938

Barcodes

• Barcode (Scanned): 636943187920
• Matrix / Runout: 604.623 8.110879 #1
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L173
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 3071
• SPARS Code: ADD

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