André Cluytens, though born in Belgium, achieved fame as one of the supreme French conductors of his era, renowned for his refinement and the sheer joy of his music-making. In the mid-20th century he built a substantial, varied and distinguished discography and became the first conductor to record the complete Beethoven symphonies with the Berliner Philharmoniker. This 65-disc set, uniting all his recordings of orchestral, concerto and choral repertoire, embraces the mainstream and the esoteric, and includes numerous items making their debut on CD or retrieved from the archives and released for the very first time.
Please note that the physical box is divided into two digital products: The Mono Recordings (equivalent to CD1-35 tracks 1-3) and the Stereo Recordings (respectfully equivalent to CD35-65 tracks 4-7) which can be accessed via the 'Download' and 'Listen' sections on the right side of this page.
Please note that the physical box is divided into two digital products: The Mono Recordings (equivalent to CD1-35 tracks 1-3) and the Stereo Recordings (respectfully equivalent to CD35-65 tracks 4-7) which can be accessed via the 'Download' and 'Listen' sections on the right side of this page.
