Schmidt-Isserstedt Edition Vol 2 (Box Set) InStock finally and in conclusion

finally and in conclusion

Further highlights albums functioned as artist showcases: for the superb Greek-French mezzo Irma Kolassi in Berlioz and Massenet's Werther

We got turrets and we got guns

reaching a career best of #10 in the UK chart and a #3 in Germany

consists of 10 rounds of challenges

Schmidt-Isserstedt Edition Vol 2 (Box Set) InStock finally and in conclusionSupplementary to his legendary Beethoven cycles for Decca are Hans Schmidt Isserstedt's recordings for Philips, Mercury, Deutsche Grammophon and Accord. They date from 1944 (Sutermeister) to 1972, when he made his last recording, fittingly by Mozart (Die Grtnerin aus Liebe) a composer whom he revered above all: "We are too intimate friends I can't even explain what it is I feel when I listen to his music, that makes my eyes damp and my breath catch.