To commemorate the 150th anniversary of his birth, this essential 20-CD box set celebrates the profound legacy of conductor Bruno Walter (1876-1962). Recognized as a humanist figure and a pillar of 20th-century conducting, Walter's direction was imbued with warmth and spiritual depth, a legacy he championed under the protection of Gustav Mahler.

This comprehensive edition gathers all of Bruno Walter's recordings made for HMV and Columbia Graphophone between 1924 and 1939. It also features the legendary 1949 recording of Kindertotenlieder with Kathleen Ferrier, which notably includes two previously unreleased takes.

These historical treasures have been meticulously restored in high definition by the Art & Son studio in Annecy, utilizing the best original sources available. This process ensures unprecedented clarity, offering a vibrant tribute to the genius of the chef.

• Celebrates the legacy of conductor Bruno Walter (1876-1962).
• Includes recordings spanning from 1924 through 1939 for HMV and Columbia Graphophone.
• Features the 1949 Kindertotenlieder with Kathleen Ferrier, including two previously unreleased takes.
• High-definition restoration performed by Art & Son studio in Annecy.

• 20 Audio CDs in a box set format.
• Features compositions by Beethoven, Brahms, Mahler, and Weber.
• Performances by artists including Lso, Sb, Rso, Bp, Wp, and Bruno Walter.

This import set, manufactured in France, is a vital addition for collectors seeking the definitive remastered recordings of Bruno Walter's influential career.