Carl Schuricht (1880-1967) was a conductor born in Danzig (Gdansk). He invented a clear, almost objective style of conducting, based on fast tempos and flexible, but cleanly articulated orchestral playing that became known over. Many modern conductors owe a lot to him. Carl Schuricht was nominated the director of the Berliner Philharmonischer Chor in 1933. During that period the "Concert for Trautonium AND Orchestra" by Harald Genzmer was presented with Oskar Sala as soloist. Between 1943 and 1944 he was a principal guest conductor of the Dresdner Philharmonie, and in 1944… read more
Carl Schuricht (1880-1967) was a conductor born in Danzig (Gdansk). He invented a clear, almost objective style of conducting, based on fast tempos and flexible, but cleanly articulated orchestral playing that became known over. Many modern conductors owe a lot to him. Carl Schuricht was nomi… read more
Carl Schuricht (1880-1967) was a conductor born in Danzig (Gdansk). He invented a clear, almost objective style of conducting, based on fast tempos and flexible, but cleanly articulated orchestral playing that became known over. Many modern conductors owe a lot to him. Carl Schuricht was nominated the director of the Berliner Philharmonischer Chor in 1933. During… read more