Furtwengler's'Exhibition Recording' series recorded by the Imperial German Broadcasting Station over two years from 1942. The meeting of the two masters of the day has always created a prominent role. In this Brahms Concerto No. 2, the two masters are creating a competitive virtuozi that does not want to be pushed against each other, which creates the optimal conditions for ideally expressing the masculine excellence and passion required by this song, resulting in a history that will remain in history. have. Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 2 (1942.11.08, Berlin) Edwin Fischer/Berlin Phil Gluck: Alchester Overture (29 October 1942, Berlin) Berlin Phil, Dahlbert: The Land of the Dead (1944.07.30, Munich?) RCD25015)