Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma della RAI

The Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma della RAI is a distinguished ensemble with a storied history in the heart of Italy's classical music tradition. Established as part of the national broadcaster RAI (Radiotelevisione Italiana), the orchestra served a pivotal role in bringing symphonic music to the Italian public through the airwaves since its formation in the post-war period. Known for its rich interpretations and superb musicianship, the Rome-based symphony became a beacon for classical music lovers and a platform for showcasing the works of composers from the romantic era to contemporary times.

Throughout its existence, the Orchestra Sinfonica di Roma della RAI has worked with an array of illustrious conductors, including the legendary maestro Herbert von Karajan whose early recordings with the orchestra remain landmark interpretations of the orchestral repertoire. Their discography reveals a particular affinity for the works of German and Austrian composers, with an extensive portfolio of emotionally charged performances from the dramatic operas of Richard Wagner to the complex symphonies of Gustav Mahler. The ensemble has preserved its legacy through meticulously remastered live recordings, allowing modern audiences to experience their historic performances, such as the 1953 'Götterdämmerung' at Auditorio del Foro Italico in Rome, with renewed clarity and vigor.

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