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Furtwängler Conducts Die Meistersinger with Hitler in the Audience Nuremberg 1938
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Wilhelm Furtwängler, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra • (Recorded 5th September, 1938, Nuremberg Opera House) • Hans Sachs — Rudolf Bockelmann • Veit Pogner — Josef von Manowarda • Kunz Vogelgesang — Julius Katona • Konrad Nachtigall — Erich Bürger • Sixtus Beckmesser — Eugen Fuchs • Fritz Kothner — Georg Hann • Balthazar Zorn — Georg Heckel • Ulrich Eisslinger — Karl Mikorey • Augustin Moser — Julius Brombacher • Hermann Ortel — Wolfgang Markgraf • Hans Schwarz — André von Diehl • Hans Foltz — Hans Krenn • Walther von Stolzing — Eyvind Laholm • David — Erich Zimmermann • Eva — Tiana Lemnitz • Magdalene — Rut Berglund • This performance was given on the occasion of the 10th National Party Congress in Nuremberg in 1938. Vienna sent its orchestra and chorus, while most of the singers came from Berlin. • =============== • Joseph Goebbels wrote in his diary: • In the evening Meistersinger . Under Furtwängler, with Vienna Philharmonic and Choir. Lemnitz, Laholm, Bockelmann, Fuchs, Zimmerman. A fantastic cast and a great performance. Furtwängler is a musical genius. I sit right behind him and can observe him well. Wonderful personality. The Führer also is completely enthused. • =============== • Photograph information: • Nuremberg Rally gala performance of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg , 5th September, 1938. In the VIP box: the Leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler; the Mayor of Nuremberg, Willy Liebel; the Head of the District of Franconia, Julius Streicher; and the Director of the Gestapo, Reinhard Heydrich. • Photograph by Heinrich Hoffmann. Published in B.Z on 6th September, 1938. • =============== • 0:00:00 — Act 1: Prelude • 0:10:47 — Act 1: Halt! Meister! Nicht so geeilt! • 0:13:53 — Act 2: Was duftet doch der Flieder • 0:19:48 — Act 2: Gut'n Abend, Meister! Noch so fleißig? • 0:30:08 — Act 2: Jerum! Jerum! Hallahallohe! • 0:35:50 — Act 2: Oha! Wollt mich beim Wahne fassen • 0:37:57 — Act 2: So lang als Beckmesser lebt • 0:41:15 — Act 2: ...dass mit vergunst • 0:44:11 — Act 3: Prelude • 0:47:28 — Act 3: Wahn! Wahn! Überall Wahn! • 0:55:29 — Act 3: Doch lasst dem Ruh' und folgt meinem Rate • 0:58:40 — Act 3: O Sachs! Mein Freund! • 1:04:58 — Act 3: Selig, wie die Sonne meines Glückes lacht • 1:11:37 — Act 3: Wach' auf, es nahet gen den Tag • 1:14:19 — Act 3: ...sein Töchterlein, sein höchstes Gut • 1:17:28 — Act 3: Das Lied, fürwahr, ist nicht von mir • 1:20:47 — Act 3: Verachtet mir die Meister nicht • =============== • The 1933–1944 Vienna State Opera Recordings: • In early 1933 the sound engineer of the Vienna State Opera, Hermann May, procured a primitive recording device and obtained the permission of State Opera director Clemens Krauss to make recordings. The device was not conceived for recording lengthy musical works, but for controlling the artists involved in the production. The sound-recording medium used were sheets made of various materials such as wax, gelatine, decelith or similar substances. Each sheet could record between three and five minutes of music. • More of these recordings can be found here: • • The 1933–1944 Vienna State Opera Reco... • =============== • Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg ( The Mastersingers of Nuremberg ) is a comic opera in three acts by Richard Wagner, with a German libretto by the composer. It was first performed at the Royal Court and National Theatre in Munich on 21st June, 1868.
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