Woldemar Nelsson

Woldemar Nelsson (4 April 1938 in Klintsy[1] – 7 November 2006 in München) was a Russian conductor who was active in West Germany and numerous other countries from 1976 onwards.

Acknowledgment

I remember Woldemar not only as a genuine and wonderful musician. To me he always was a real and warmhearted friend whose advice (in music and in life) often helped us to find the right solution. Woldemar and Music – as well as Woldemar and Gala – remain partnerships we still can hold onto searching for love and ideals.
— Gidon Kremer

Bibliography

Alain Pâris: Klassische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert (= dtv 32501). 2nd edition. dtv, München 1997, ISBN 3-423-32501-1, p. 557.

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References

The usual indication of the place of birth Kiev is historically and administratively incorrect. According to his widow Galina Nelsson (24 November 2012), Klinzy is listed in the passport because he was born there on a tour, but grew up in Kiev and later Orjol.

External links

Tonträger von Woldemar Nelsson in the German National Library catalogue
Woldemar Nelsson on BMLO
Woldemar Nelsson, Bayreuther Festspiele
"GESTORBEN: Woldemar Nelsson", Der Spiegel, 25 December, 47, 2006-11-20
Interview der Deutschen Welle mit Woldemar Nelsson vom Juni 1991, DW 30.
Partial discography Discogs
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, Op. 64: I. Andante - Allegro con Anima (YouTube)

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[1] The usual indication of the place of birth Kiev is historically and administratively incorrect. According to his widow Galina Nelsson (24 November 2012), Klinzy is listed in the passport because he was born there on a tour, but grew up in Kiev and later Orjol.