Wagner

Götterdämmerung

Lindholm, Cox, Ridderbusch, Bailey, Martin, Reynolds; Stein
Bayreuth, 1970

Regular price $34.95
Select Format
Add to Wishlist Added to Wishlist

Götterdämmerung

Berit Lindholm gives Birgit Nilsson a run for her money in her first Bayreuth appearance as Brünnhilde in Götterdämmerung, offering commanding tone and emotional presence. As Siegfried, Jean Cox strikes an ideal balance between lyricism and heroic power, singing with freedom and focus. Karl Ridderbusch nearly steals the show with a suave but malevolent Hagen, his dark bass perfectly suited to the role's sinister charisma.

The supporting cast is equally strong: Norman Bailey delivers a refined Gunther, Anna Reynolds is moving as Waltraute, and Janis Martin and Liane Synek round out the trio with well-shaped portrayals of Gutrune and the Third Norn, respectively.

Recently viewed

Example product title

Example product title

Example product title

Example product title

Example product title

Example product title

Customer Reviews

Share your experience with fellow collectors

5.0 Based on 2 reviews
5 ★ 2
4 ★ 0
3 ★ 0
2 ★ 0
1 ★ 0
Edward H.✓ Verified Buyer

United States

Overall rating

Berit Lindholm is outstanding

A must-have recording for fans of Berit Lindholm and for those have yet to have the opportunity to hear her performances (she made just a few commercial recordings). The Walküre from the same year should also be a part of your collection with a young Gwyneth Jones as Sieglinde.
Report
Dag K.✓ Verified Buyer

Sweden

Overall rating

A great Götterdämmerung

This is really a performance to cherish. Lindholm had some months earlier sung her first Götterdämmerung Brünnhilde in Stockholm and her first complete Ring in Bayreuth is a great success. *** is very good and so are all the other artists. The sound is very good. Strongly recommended from a listener who owns more than 60 complete Rings!
Report