Johannes Brahms Herbert von Karajan, Orchestre Philharmonique De Berlin - Un Requiem Allemand

Review by Aaron Wells

Un Requiem Allemand, performed by Johannes Brahms, Herbert von Karajan and the Orchestre Philharmonique De Berlin, is a powerful and moving album that showcases the beauty and depth of Brahms' music. The album features Brahms' German Requiem, a monumental work that is both mournful and uplifting, and is performed here with great skill and sensitivity by the orchestra and Karajan.

The album begins with the haunting opening of the first movement, marked by the deep, resonant tones of the orchestra. The choir enters with a solemn and mournful melody, setting the tone for the entire piece. The orchestra and choir work together seamlessly throughout the album, creating a rich and textured sound that is both powerful and emotional.

The soloists on the album are also outstanding, particularly the soprano and baritone, whose voices blend beautifully with the orchestra and choir. The album is a true testament to the power of great music, and is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the works of Brahms or classical music in general.

Summary by Aaron Wells

Un Requiem Allemand is a stunning album that showcases the talent and artistry of Brahms, Karajan and the Orchestre Philharmonique De Berlin. It is a moving and emotional work that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it. Highly recommended.