Wilhelm Furtwängler collection,Vol. 46

Symphony No.4 in D Minor, Op.120

Wilhelm Furtwängler collection, Vol. 49

Symphony No.9 in C Major, D.944

Wilhelm Furtwängler collection, Vol. 50

Don Juan, Op. 20

Wilhelm Furtwängler collection, Vol. 51

Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, TrV 171

Ola Gjeilo | SEASONS

Wilhelm Furtwängler collection, Vol. 53

Symphony No.6 in B-Minor, Op.74 (Version 1952)

Departures

Rheinberger, Josef Gabriel ''Abendlied'' from 3 Geistliche Gesänge, Op.69, by World Youth Choir LIVE in Normandy 2004, conducted by Volker Hempfling, Germany.
In June 2004 the World Youth Choir as UNESCO awarded ''Artist for Peace'' in 1996, participated at the main 60th Anniversary celebration of the WWII Normandy Landings, popularly called the ''D day''. 
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Rheinberger ''Abendlied'' Op.69, by World Youth Choir LIVE in Normandy 2004

The World Youth Choir is a genuine educational and social experience drawing on many vocal traditions, aiming for the highest artistic level. By music education, professional artistic approach, multicultural social interaction and exchange the World Youth Choir unites 40 to 80 young choral singers age 18 to 30 from all over the world at projects organized in different countries each or every other year. Artistically, singers develop their musical talents by interacting with internationally renowned conductors performing repertoires of various styles, time periods at a professional level. The choir performs both a cappella and with distinguished youth or national orchestras, further expanding its message of artistic unity. Socially, and regardless of political or cultural differences, singers share up to a month of their lives together. They work, play, converse, and debate. Such communal living creates a genuine spirit of understanding, lifelong friendships, and a cohesive group with a unique bond. This is why UNESCO has awarded the World Youth Choir with the “Artist for Peace” title in 1996, recognizing its success as a platform for intercultural dialogue through music. 