Word: weber
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Strauss: Excerpts from Der Rosenkavalier (Elizabeth Schwarzkopf and Irmgard Seefried, sopranos; Dagmar Hermann, contralto; Ludwig Weber, bass; with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Otto Ackermann conducting; Columbia 2 sides LP). For the Vienna company, singing Der Rosenkavalier is a matter of doing what comes naturally. Outstanding: Soprano Seefried's Octavian in the second-act love duet with Sophie (Soprano Schwarzkopf). Recording: good...
...Turner of California, stroke; Bob Weber of M.I.T., six; Norm Buvick of Washington, five; Lloyd Butler of California, four; Bob Young of Washington, three; E.N. Chipman of Navy, two; Cliff Rathkamp of Wisconsin, bow; and Al Morgan of Washington, coxswain...
Urling, bow; Christensen, 2; Casson, 3; Weber (C), 4; Semple, 5; Smith, 6; Monkman, 7; Fonda, stroke; McGuire, coxswain...
...this was more than made up for in John May's excellent flute playing in the Adagio. The Orchestra moved through the intricate Hindemith work with comparative case. Benjamin Cogen, concertmaster, was particularly fine in his solo spots, and all sections played well in the tuneful if noisy Weber Overture...
Urling, bow; Christensen, 2; Casson, 3; Weber (C), 4; Semple, 5; Smith, 6; Monkman, 7; Fonda, stroke; McGuire, coxswain...