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	Biografie
		Kurt Sanderling was born in Arys / Germany in September 1912.
		In Germany Kurt Sanderling conducts regulary the renowed orchestras including the Berliner and Münchener Philharmoniker, the Deutsches Sinfonie Orchester Berlin, the Symphony Orchestras of the Bayerische, the Westdeutsche and the Norddeutsche Radios in Munich, Cologne and Hamburg.
		Moreover Kurt Sanderling is a celebrated guest conductor at the Orchestre de Paris, the Philharmonia Orchestra London, the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, the Oslo and Bergen Philharmonic as well as the Symphony Orchestras of the Danish and Swedish Radios.
	www.kdschmid.de /englisch/02kuenst/1kuenstler.php3?k_id=75 (435 words)

	Kurt Sanderling - At last, a maestro departs with dignity
		Sanderling, who turns 90 in September, is the last conductor to have experienced the symphonies of Dmitri Shostakovich in the raw.
		Sanderling was selective about the symphonies he liked, never bothering much, for instance, with the widely-performed Seventh.
		Sanderling was too fastidious a man to capitalise on his intimacy with genius in a blether of press interviews.
	www.scena.org /columns/lebrecht/020103-NL-Sanderling.html (793 words)

	Kurt Sanderling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kurt Sanderling (born September 19, 1912) was a conductor (he announced his retirement in 2002).
		He was born in Arys in East Prussia, and after early work at the Berlin Städtische Oper, left for Russia in 1936, where he worked with the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra.
		Kurt Sanderling is the father of Thomas Sanderling, Stefan Sanderling and Michael Sanderling, also conductors.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kurt_Sanderling (144 words)

	Music under Soviet rule: Kurt Sanderling
		Sanderling was principal conductor of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra between 1960 and 1977.
		Sanderling has won a considerable reputation in the West since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, and is still active with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
		Sanderling's Shostakovich lacks the attack of Mravinsky and Kondrashin, inclining to the more sombre and monumental approaches of Rostropovich with the Washington NSO (Teldec) and the composer's son Maxim in his series with the London Symphony Orchestra (Collins Classics).
	www.siue.edu /~aho/musov/sanderling/sanderling.html (1729 words)

	GEMA News 165 - Straitened circumstances force conductor Kurt Sanderling to experiment - An important chapter in ...
		This experiment, born as it was of necessity, was successful only because Kurt Sanderling, who had emigrated from Germany in the Nazi period and who had worked at the Leningrad Philharmonic, had been invited to become director of the orchestra in Berlin in 1960.
		Kurt Sanderling, already an internationally successful conductor, was an especially gifted teacher, who, together with the young musicians, soon developed an orchestra of international repute.
		Kurt Sanderling's successors at the Berlin Symphonic Orchestra, namely Günther Herbig and Claus Peter Flor, were able to further develop the orchestra's existing qualities and have thus given a reunited Berlin an orchestra that is able to maintain its position in the rich musical spectrum that is Berlin.
	www.gema.de /engl/communication/news/n165/sinfonie-orchester_kurt_sanderling.shtml (763 words)

	SIBELIUS The Symphonies Sanderling : Classical CD Reviews-Feb 2000 Music on the Web(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Sanderling is warmly in sympathy with these works catching the long march and trudge of the first movement (Leningrad's snow still on Sanderling's boots?) with a sharply accented and chiselled approach.
		Sanderling's account of the latter is extremely successful: buzzing with blade-sharp definition and with an impressive depth of recording.
		Sanderling is in touch with the hymn-like aspects of the second movement and the wintry serenade work of the woodwind is allowed to register clearly.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2000/feb00/sibeliussanderling.htm (1177 words)

	artsworld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Sanderling knew Shostakovich fairly well, especially later in the composer's life, and was present at the historic 1937 premiere of the Fifth (when the slow movement, a profoundly moving lament for those who died in the Terror, had the entire audience weeping for the friends they had lost).
		the second movement, Sanderling explains, is a parody of the entertainments laid on for party members: all of "Soviet culture" brutally edited into a one-hour fest: rehearsed-out Cossack dancing, soulless brass bands, the simpering little girl with her memorised speech praising the man with the big moustache...
		One amusing little detail to watch out for: after Sanderling has talked, fascinatingly, at length on the background behind one part of the symphony, he prepares to play it with the orchestra - only to be told that it's time for a statutory break.
	www.artsworld.com /genre/features.asp?id=2330&genreID=1 (488 words)

	Floridian: Tearing down the walls
		Sanderling's misery came with a paradox: He enjoyed a life of entitlement as son of the prominent conductor Kurt Sanderling, artistic director of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
		Kurt Sanderling is a vital presence in Stefan's life, not just as beloved parent but also as mentor as his son prepared for his first season as head of an American orchestra.
		Kurt Sanderling is proud of his son being hired to lead an orchestra in the United States, but at his advanced age, it's unlikely he'll be able to see him conduct in Florida.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/09/21/Floridian/Tearing_down_the_walls.shtml (5145 words)

	Floridian: Off the record, one of the masters
		Kurt Sanderling, the father of Stefan Sanderling, and a premier conductor of the last 60 years, appeared with the Orquesta Sinfonica of Madrid several years before retiring in May 2002.
		Sanderling was one of a remarkable group of six conductors born in 1912 - the others were Georg Solti, Gunter Wand, Sergiu Celibidache, Erich Leinsdorf and Igor Markevitch - and the only one still alive.
		Sanderling was renowned for his approach to Shostakovich, the Russian composer whom he knew well.
	www.sptimes.com /2003/09/21/Floridian/Off_the_record__one_o.shtml (608 words)

	MAHLER (1860 - 1911)Symphony No.10 [TD]: Classical Reviews- August 2001 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Kurt Sanderling was one of the first conductors to take up the second Deryck Cooke performing version of Mahler's Tenth Symphony after Wyn Morris gave the first performance in 1976.
		As in the second movement, Sanderling's own slight adjustments sound admirably right again and in the winding down towards the drum strokes he is good at the creepy end of the music, the muted brass especially memorable.
		Sanderling is a direct and highly intelligent Mahlerian who stresses the cerebral over the emotional and that approach suits this score well.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2001/Aug01/Mahler10.htm (1559 words)

	Floridian: New director stakes out sacred symphonic ground
		Stefan Sanderling returns this week to conduct the Florida Orchestra for the first time since being named music director-designate in May. He'll be on the podium for works of Beethoven (the Egmont overture), Beethoven (the Emperor Concerto, with soloist Misha Dichter) and Beethoven (Symphony No. 7).
		In September, Kurt Sanderling was feted in Berlin on his 90th birthday with a gala concert by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
		Kurt Sanderling won praise for his conducting of Shostakovich and Mahler, especially late Mahler.
	www.stpetersburgtimes.com /2002/10/08/Floridian/New_director_stakes_o.shtml (826 words)

	Juilliard \| The Juilliard Journal Online
		Sanderling's father, renowned conductor Kurt Sanderling, was a personal friend of Shostakovich; their relationship influenced the younger Sanderling, as he recounted in a recent interview with The Juilliard Journal.
		Furthermore, Sanderling values this music not simply because it reflects an intense nexus of politics and culture, but because it asks in newly direct ways about the relevance of music and art in the midst of political turmoil and, more generally, within a politicized society.
		Sanderling continues: "In the experience of artworksâ”whether painting, music, or literatureâ”it is essential to examine their natural relationship to history in order to determine the degree to which what they say is still valid today.
	www.juilliard.edu /update/journal/j_articles517.html (1037 words)

	Thomas Sanderling - Conductor
		Sanderling the scores of his 13th and 14th symphonies of which the young conductor conducted the German premieres in Berlin.
		Following the request from Shostakovich Thomas Sanderling was significantly involved in producing of German text versions for the vocal-symphonic works, he premiered in Germany.This work also led to an extensive working on Shostakovich repertory, which by now includes all the mayor works of the great composer.
		Thomas Sanderling has conducted extensively on the international stage, with orchestras in North America including the National, Dallas, Baltimore and Vancouver Symphonies, in Europe with the Royal Stockholm, Oslo and Helsinki Philharmonics, and in the UK the Philharmonia, London Philharmonic and Royal Philharmonic.
	www.artpro.co.il /condcomp/Sanderling.html (702 words)

	DSCH 19 Shostakovich CD Reviews - Symphonies Nos 5 and 10, Violin Concerto No 1
		As a Jew, Sanderling had to leave his native Germany in 1936 for Moscow, and six years later was appointed permanent conductor of the Leningrad Philharmonic, sharing the post with Mravinsky.
		While Sanderling credits the USSR with saving him from the Nazi Holocaust, it was Shostakovich who, in the early fifties, saved Sanderling's career from the Communist Party.
		Sanderling's 1966 interpretation has the structural assurance of a score fully absorbed, perfusing the smallest capillary.
	www.dschjournal.com /reviews/rvs19op93.htm (1530 words)

	Kurt Sanderling
		Kurt Sanderling was born in Arys in East Prussia, now Germany.
		In the last thirty years Kurt Sanderling has visited many of the great orchestras, including regular appearances with the Berlin Philharmonic, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Israel Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony, Chicago Symphony and Los Angeles Philharmonic, being appointed Principal Guest of the latter.
		Kurt Sanderling made his UK début with the Philharmonia in 1972, replacing an indisposed Klemperer; he has since enjoyed a special relationship with the orchestra, recording the first complete ‘digital’ set of Beethoven symphonies in 1981 for EMI, and in 1996 he was made an Honorary Member.
	www.musicpartnership.co.uk /Pages/Con_Sanderling.html (370 words)

	Guest conductors enrich repertoire, but, as visitors, they walk a fine line \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		The 41-year-old Sanderling, who is music director of the Tampa Bay area's Florida Orchestra and Ohio's Toledo Symphony, is one of four guest conductors in the San Diego Symphony's Jacobs' Masterworks Series.
		Growing up, Sanderling was so steeped in music that he might as well have been given a rubber-tipped baton to go with his baby rattle.
		In addition, Sanderling is now in his third season as music director of the Toledo Symphony as well as the Florida Orchestra, where he's Ling's successor.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20051028/news_1c28conduct.html (923 words)

	ArkivMusic \| Bruckner: Symphony No 7 / Sanderling, Swr Radio So Stuttgart
		This is the true Bruckner sound, and when combined with Sanderling's expert instrumental balancing (the brass never cover the strings, but their presence is always full and rich), all of the elements are in place for a great performance.
		Sanderling understands that the opening movement, while moderate in tempo, has to have the energy of a true Allegro.
		There's the wonderful way Sanderling floats the second subject in the strings, allowing the violins to add just a touch of warm portamento to their phrasing.
	www.arkivmusic.com /classical/album.jsp?site_id=CTRV&album_id=13321 (520 words)

	Kansas City Symphony
		If the name Sanderling rings a bell, it may be because he's one of the most sought-after young conductors in the world.
		It also may be because Stefan's father, Kurt Sanderling, is regarded as one of our time's most important conductors--a happenstance which made for an extraordinary childhood.
		Sanderling's performances with the Kansas City Symphony May 14-16 mark the culmination of a fourteen-month exploration of ten conductors considered potential candidates for the post of music director--an attractive opportunity, given the financial stability of the Kansas City Symphony and the promise of a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center in 2008.
	www.kcsymphony.org /News/NewsReleases/news_archieved_details.jsp?id=MAA6ACAQAIDSICARB6GSID2EAE (512 words)

	Classical Net Review - Mozart/Bruckner/Beethoven - Symphonies #33, 36, 39/Symphony #9/Piano Concerto #3, Symphony #2
		Kurt Sanderling came to the Soviet Union from Germany in 1936, having been labeled a "non-Aryan" by the Nazi regime.
		Sanderling's Beethoven Second, recorded in 1956, is more interesting than the one he recorded early in the digital era.
		Sanderling's interpretation is traditional, with plenty of masculine muscle, but also with sensitivity to the work's roots – Haydn's late symphonies, for example.
	www.classical.net /~music/recs/reviews/d/dgg74990a.html (868 words)

	Classics Today.com - Your Online Guide to Classical Music
		Sanderling pulls back the reins somewhat in the manic scherzo (especially compared to Ancerl's breathtaking speed), yet the strings play the first two notes out of sync and their less-than-cutting-edge articulation makes the movement more entertaining than enthralling.
		After a flowing and beautifully shaded slow introduction, Sanderling digs in his spurs for a surprisingly upbeat and vibrant finale, including a well-sounded tam-tam crash at the gripping climax.
		Sanderling's tougher, meaner Shostakovich is of a type rarely encountered today, and it's something you definitely should hear.
	www.classicstoday.com /review.asp?ReviewNum=7574 (251 words)

	DSCH 21 Shostakovich CD Reviews - Symphony No. 10, Sanderling
		Radio France is the source of this bright, splashy, rather bass-light document of Shostakovich veteran Kurt Sanderling guest-conducting an ensemble for which op.
		The live concert was performed just shy of a year after Sanderling and his own Berlin Symphony Orchestra took the score into the studio for Berlin Classics (0090182BC).
		Sanderling considers this to be "an anti-Stalin, anti-regime symphony", an interpretation made visual to the prospective buyer by Naïve's attractive packaging, with its cover photo from 1990 Budapest of the dismembered head and boot from a massive Stalin statue being hauled away on a hand cart.
	www.dschjournal.com /reviews/rvs21op93.htm (455 words)

	RedLudwig.com: Music News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Legendary German conductor Kurt Sanderling led his final concert on Sunday at Berlin's Konzerthaus.
		Sanderling, who turns 90 in September, took the baton of the Symphonic Orchestra of Berlin for the concert.
		In the 1930's, Sanderling fled Nazi Germany and settled in the Soviet Union, where he became a friend and champion of Dmitri Shostakovich and enjoyed vast success as a conductor in Leningrad.
	www.redludwig.com /news/archive/052302.html (788 words)

	Welcome to The Florida Orchestra
		In addition to his post in Bretagne, Sanderling was until this year music director of the Staatstheater and the Philharmonic Orchestra Mainz.
		He comes from a musically distinquished family and is the son of Kurt Sanderling, former music director of the Leningrad Philharmonic.
		In announcing the appointment, Florida Orchestra Executive Director Leonard Stone called Sanderling "the right person for the orchestra and for Tampa Bay," and Sanderling noted that the orchestra was "certainly one of the best" he had conducted.
	www.floridaorchestra.org /index.php?pag=news&a_id=17 (571 words)

	Hélène Grimaud ~ Brahms - Piano Concerto No.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This recording with the legendary Kurt Sanderling conducting the Berlin Staatskapelle deserves the favorable notices it has received in Grammophone's annual guides to classical music CDs.
		She may lack Kovacevich's abandon, but is his equal when it comes to lyrical playing and technique of the highest caliber.
		She is blessed in having Sanderling and the Berlin Staatskapelle...
	www.abmbirds.com /item/B000006CS6/AsinSearch (255 words)

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		Kurt Sanderling is one of the select band of conductors who have had a profound influence on the musical life of the twentieth century.
		For seventeen years he was Principal Conductor of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, which he built into an instrument of exceptional homogeneity and expressive power.
		The programme is crowned by the live recording of Kurt Sanderling’s moving farewell concert at the Berlin Konzerthaus on 19 May 2002.
	mdt.co.uk /MDT_EC/sanderling.asp (258 words)

	Kurt Sanderling 90th Birthday Concert: Mitsuoko Uchida (pf), Philharmonia Orchestra, Christoph von Dohnanyi, RFH, 28th ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Kurt Sanderling 90th Birthday Concert: Mitsuoko Uchida (pf), Philharmonia Orchestra, Christoph von Dohnanyi, RFH, 28th September 2002 (AR)
		Kurt Sanderling’s 90th Birthday Concert consisted of three essentially dark and dramatic works.
		While the conductor gave off a white-hot energy and drive, the closing brass passages didn’t quite have the necessary visceral lift.
	www.musicweb-international.com /SandH/2002/Aug02/Sanderling90.htm (600 words)

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