Rafael Kibelik

The visiting Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra opened its concert at the 1967 Vienna Festival with a high-octane performance of Dvorák’s patriotic overture The Hussites. In the Brahms Violin Concerto, the elegant soloist Henry Szeryng and the conductor Rafael Kubelík entered into a musical dialogue that was both subtly sensitive and quick-witted. This release has been digitally mastered from the original tapes for optimal sound quality, and is sure to delight a whole new generation of listeners.

"Al Rincón Por Soñar" (To The Corner for Dream) is the new album by Rafael Pacha, a Spanish multi-instrumentalist who has worked with The Samurai of Prog and Last Knight. Rafael combines with great talent modern folk with progressive rock with influences of Robert Fripp, Steve Hackett, Lyle Mays, Mike Oldfield, Peter Gabriel and David Gilmour. The cover and title of this work are based on "Al Rincón por Soñar" of Roberto Reula, a magnificent spanish sculptor.
For the recording sessions of this new work, Rafael has been accompanied by other musicians such as Manoel Macía, Kimmo Pörsti (The Samurai of Prog), Carlos Espejo, Francisco J. Bocero, Javier Márquez and also with Jose Manuel Medina (Last Knight).

Dating from the 1970s, Rafael Kubelik's incisive and acclaimed reading of Beethoven's second and fifth symphonies is the latest release in the Remastered Classics series from PENTATONE, performed with panache by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

PENTATONE's third release from Rafael Kubelik's acclaimed Beethoven cycle of symphonies in its Remastered Classics series is his commanding reading of the sixth, seventh and eighth symphonies performed by the Orchestre de Paris, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Cleveland Orchestra.