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Re: Paul Kletzki

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On Friday, January 1, 1999 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-8, rc...@netxn.com wrote:
> I just bought a cut-out of Paul Kletzki's Mahler Fourth, and it is
> everything it's advertised to be: fresh, spontaneous-sounding,
> delightful.
> Also on the collection was the Adagietto of Mahler 5, Schubert
> Rosamunde overture, some Rimsky-Korsakov and his Sibelius 2. These
> were all highly enjoyable.
> Kletzki had a way of getting inspired performances from his players,
> and I particularly like his gauging of crescendoes and climaxes. He
> really lets the orchestra have its way, but seems to know exactly when
> to do it. Really full-blooded orchestral sound. Played with feeling
> and sweep.
> My question: what else did Kletzki record and how was it received? Is
> there any more of the Mahler 5 besides that one movement? Guess I'm
> interested in knowing more about the man and his career.
> Looking forward to the ensuing discussion . . .
> Richard Chon

(2022 Y. upload):

"Great Conductors of the 20th Century (27): Paul Kletzki (21/03/1900 – 05/03/1973)"