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An Abendroth miscellany

paulrterry1921
Jun 6, 2025
1 min read

Sorry for the recent silence. I lost my wife a couple of months back, but am starting up again with some old CDs from my collection.

Strauss Don Quixote

Herman Wilke, viola, Ferdinand Danyi cello

Berlin RSO 22nd January 1955 (or 1952 ??)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/6ga3nfzfnpaio8o/Strauss+Don+Quixote+(Abendroth).zip/file

Bach Suite No 3 Leipzig RSO 28th Sept 1948

https://www.mediafire.com/file/0z3e1f5frydvdag/Bach+Suite+3+(Abendroth).zip/file

Deutsche Schallplatten 27 TC=241

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Tchaikovsky 6th Symph Leipzig RSO

28th Jan 1952 Berlin Classics 0120 054

https://www.mediafire.com/file/yb9z9vdsf3grc0a/Tchaikovsky+6th+(Abendroth).zip/file

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Brahms Tragic Ov

Lepizig RSO 26th March 1945

Beethoven Symph 4 (4th Dec 1949)

Schubert 8th Symph 11th January 1950

Both Leipzig RSO

From Arlicchino CDs

https://www.mediafire.com/file/901h4o08tpvcogx/Beethoven+4th+Schubert+8th+Brahms+Tragic+Ov+(Abendroth).zip/file

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