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The collection has not yet been digitized and therefore cannot be viewed directly at Sound & Vision. Digitization can, however, be requested from Sound & Vision via: zakelijk@beeldengeluid.nl
In DAAN, the digital archive of Beeld & Geluid the following item can be found: Radio Doc: de zoektocht van Philo Bregstein. In this interview Bregstein discusses Klemperer.
The interviews were conducted on behalf of Philo Bregstein’s film Otto Klemperer’s journey through his times (1973, 95 min). Bregstein made this film about the German conductor and composer Otto Klemperer (1885-1973) on assignment for R.M. Productions. In these interviews, Bregstein paid attention not only to Klemperer’s life but also to the broader musical climate in Germany in the 20th century. Here, attention is paid to the influence of Mahler, Bruckner, Schoenberg and Strawinsky. The interviews are therefore useful for broader music history.
In the early 20th century, Klemperer’s unusual, modern opera staging attracted attention. Klemperer came from a Jewish family and consequently left Germany for the United States in 1933. After World War II, he settled in Zurich. The commentary accompanying the film is largely spoken by the conductor himself, compiled from the interviews. His daughter Lotte also appears in it. The production was later, on May 19, broadcast on German television (ARD) under the title Otto Klemperers lange Reise, which is in the Sound & Vision archives.
The following individuals were interviewed:
Bregstein also made a separate film in 1971 about the rehearsals leading up to the last concert Klemperer conducted in September 1971. This appeared under the title Otto Klemperer in rehearsal and concert (54 min).
Fragments can be listened to here (audio); full transcripts can be downloaded:
Full interviews can be listened to at:
Interviews conducted as part of the oral history project The years of construction 1945-1955 of the Walter Maas House in 1995. This site contains a selection of interview fragments and the full text of the interviews. The full interviews can be listened to at the Netherlands Music Institute.
Destroyed Rotterdam. “Eenig bezit van het Rott. Philharmonisch Orkest: 2 stapeltjes muziek.” Datum: 15/05/1940. NIOD / Beeldbank WO2, foto 64072
Realisation:
Location: Netherlands
Number of interviews: 8
The interviews can be seen here:
The website The Second World War in Music is about the meaning of music in the Second World Warg in the then Kingdom of the Netherlands. With the support of Erfgoed van de Oorlog of the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport, the MusicForce foundation has recorded eight testimonies (six of which were filmed).
