Wilhelm Loibner

Wilhelm Loibner was an Austrian conductor, known for his work in the classical music genre. He was active in the mid-20th century and recorded several operas and orchestral pieces during his career. Some of his notable recordings include works by Kienzl, Puccini, and Korngold, showcasing his ability to interpret a wide range of classical compositions. Loibner's recordings often featured prominent orchestras and singers of his time, demonstrating his reputation as a respected conductor in the classical music scene.

Loibner's discography also includes recordings of famous orchestral pieces, such as Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 and Khatchatourian's Danse du Sabre, highlighting his versatility as a conductor. Additionally, he was involved in preserving the legacy of other notable musicians, as evident from his contribution to the Sari Biro Legacy: Historic Performances collection. Through his recordings, Loibner left a lasting impact on the world of classical music, and his work continues to be appreciated by music enthusiasts today.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Opera

Chamber Music

Baroque

Romantic Music

Orchestral Music

Symphonic Music

Latest Release

Kienzl: Der Kuhreigen, Op. 85 [Recorded 1951]

Otto Wiener•

Ruthilde Boesch•

Walter Berry•

Wilhelm Loibner

Album - 45 Tracks - Released February 1, 2015