Klaus Tennstedt was particularly renowned for his performances of the German repertoire, especially the symphonies of Mahler, which he conducted regularly to huge public acclaim.
Performer Biography
Klaus Tennstedt had a unique and remarkable relationship with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, serving as its Principal Conductor and Music Director from 1983 until illness ended it a decade later.
Performer Biography
The London Philharmonic Orchestra, founded in 1932 by Sir Thomas Beecham, has a long-established reputation for versatility and artistic excellence.
Performer Biography
The London Philharmonic Orchestra has been the resident symphony orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall since 1992 and at Glyndebourne Festival Opera for over 40 years.
Critical Reception
A review of this concert in the Sunday Times by Hugh Canning praised Klaus Tennstedt's ability to convey the majesty of Wagner's orchestral writing.
Recording & Production
This recording captures a concert of Wagner's music given by Klaus Tennstedt and the London Philharmonic Orchestra at the BBC Proms in the Royal Albert Hall on August 20, 1992.
Performer Biography
Klaus Tennstedt, the conductor, achieved world recognition after moving from East Germany to the West in 1971.
