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Rudolf Kempe (Dresde, 14 de junio de 1910 - Zúrich, 12 de mayo de 1976) fue un director de orquesta alemán, especialmente reconocido como intérprete de la música de Wagner, Brahms, Bruckner y Richard Strauss.
Rudolf Kempe (1910-1976) was a German conductor who worked in opera and orchestral music. He was associated with the Dresden State Opera, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the Munich Philharmonic and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Rudolf Kempe war ein deutscher Dirigent und Generalmusikdirektor. Er galt als Spezialist des spätromantischen deutsch-österreichischen Repertoires, insbesondere Richard Wagners, Anton Bruckners, Johannes Brahms’ und Richard Strauss’.
Rudolf Kempe was a fascinating character--a German conductor whose expertise (opera aside) stood squarely outside the standard German symphonic repertoire.
More info: http://www.icaclassics.comDeeply felt and masterful, Kempe's performance of Ein Heldenleben at the 1974 Prom concert was described by the critic J...
Learn about Rudolf Kempe, a renowned conductor of the 20th century, who influenced many orchestras and musicians in England and Germany. Discover his legacy, his archive and the educational activities of the Rudolf Kempe Society.
Rudolf Kempe was invited to succeed Georg Solti as Chief Conductor of the Bavarian State Opera in Munich from 1952 to 1954, and was permitted by the East German authorities to do so without severing his ties with Dresden.
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