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Salonen / Shostakovich: Symphony No. 4, Orango
2012/05/10
Commissioned to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the October Revolution in 1932, Orango tells the fantastical story of a human-ape hybrid, who, through a combination of sleazy journalism, stock-exchange swindles and blackmail, rises to become a ruthless newspaper baron.
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Gustavo Dudamel / Beethoven: Symphony No. 3
2012/05/10
Gustavo Dudamel and the Simon Bolivar Orchestra bring their unique energy to one of the summits of the orchestral repertoire - Beethoven's mighty Symphony No.3, the 'Eroica'.
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Daniel Barenboim / Beethoven: Complete Symphonies
2012/05/10
The release of the complete Beethoven Symphonies under the banner of Beethoven for All will launch a unique recording and performance project for 2012 in which, in his 70th year, the tireless Daniel Barenboim will also release the complete Piano Concertos and Piano Sonatas.
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John Eliot Gardiner / Bach: Motets
2012/04/26
Thirty years on from their acclaimed recording for Erato, Sir John Eliot Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir return to the Bach Motets in a new SDG recording, taken from a concert in London last year at the end of a tour which saw performances in Italy, France, The Netherlands and Germany.
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Karajan / Mozart: Le nozze di Figaro
2012/04/24
Herbert von Karajan famously resigned as director of the Vienna State Opera in 1964, but in May 1977 he was persuaded to return for a handful of performances with the company.
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Ludger Remy / Bach: Six Suites BWV 1007-1012
2012/04/11
Much has been written about the Suites, so only a minimum needs mentioning here. Bach is assumed to have composed the Suites in Kothen around 1720; it is unclear whether they were all composed there or whether Suites IV and VI were completed later in Leipzig.
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Kathleen Ferrier / The Complete EMI Recordings
2012/04/09
Issued to mark the centenary of Kathleen Ferrier's birth, this 3CD set brings together for the first time all the EMI recordings by this great contralto, including two previously unissued tracks.
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Barbirolli conducts Nielsen and Brahms
2012/04/06
Sir John Barbirolli was a champion of both Jean Sibelius and Carl Nielsen. He recorded all the Sibelius Symphonies and many of the orchestral works, but this 1959 recording of the Symphony No.4 ‘The Inextinguishable’ is Barbirolli’s only commercial recording of the music of Nielsen.
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Ophelie Gaillard / Schumann: Cello Concerto
2012/04/03
Schumann's Cello Concerto was long regarded as a minor achievement; it has also been accused of treating the solo instrument unfavourably.
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Sara Mingardo / Mahler: Kindertotenlieder
2012/03/30
Luigi Piovano and Sara Mingardo choose a different perspective on the music of Gustav Mahler, through the eyes of Arnold Schoenberg.
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Stephane Deneve / Debussy: Orchestral Works
2012/03/28
Recognised internationally as a conductor of the highest calibre, Stephane Deneve took up the post of Music Director of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra in 2005, and has since attracted attention from audiences and critics alike.
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Lovro von Matacic / Smetana: Ma Vlast
2012/03/28
Although he was never one of the 20th century's most prominent conductors in terms of festival appearances and recording contracts, Lovro von Matacic (1899-1985) was in many ways comparable to today's top conductors.
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Trio Wanderer / Beethoven: Complete Piano Trios
2012/03/27
Already established within Viennese culture by Haydn and Mozart, the trio genre was taken to new limits by the inexhaustible imagination of Beethoven's genius:
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Great Czech Conductors / Karel Sejna
2012/03/22
Rarely mentioned in the same breath as his illustrious colleagues Talich, Kubelik and Ancerl, Karel Sejna was perennially second-in-command, yet despite failing to receive the credit he deserves he too played a crucial role in shaping the history of the Czech Philharmonic.
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Christophe Rousset plays Marchand & Rameau
2012/03/06
Louis Marchand is the French composer who has entered legend for a musical duel with J. S. Bach which he is supposed finally to have dodged.
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Rolando Villazon / Massenet: Werther
2012/02/22
In May 2011, Rolando Villazon made his acclaimed return to Covent Garden singing the title role in Massenet's Werther - 'a perfect fit for him' as The Independent glowed.
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Ferenc Fricsay / Brahms: Symphony No. 1
2012/02/10
The four live recordings of the present set are first-time issues and have been recorded in Berlin, Lucerne, Hamburg and Cologne.
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Richard Tunnicliffe / Bach: Cello Suites
2012/02/07
Experience, virtuosity and individuality are all required when tackling J.S. Bach's popular cello suites; Richard Tunnicliffe brings a lifetime of study to his debut solo recording.
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Philippe Herreweghe / Bach: Mass in B Minor
2012/02/07
"If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again". Philippe Herreweghe’s longlasting interest in the works of the Cantor of Leipzig has turned him into a man whose views evolve as he delves deeper into his subject matter.
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Penderecki, Greenwood Collaboration
2012/02/03
Nonesuch Records will release an album of works by Polish composer Krzysztof Penderecki and composer/ Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood.
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Hommage a Zuzana Ruzickova
2012/02/02
Zuzana Ruzickova, an exceptional personality upon whom the critics conferred the title "First Lady of the Harpsichord", continued the pioneering efforts Wanda Landowska had made to get the harpsichord recognised as an independent concert instrument.
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Edo de Waart / Strauss: An Alpine Symphony
2012/01/30
The Royal Flemish Philharmonic is a modern and stylistically flexible symphony orchestra.
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Tai Murray / Ysaye: Sonatas for solo violin
2012/01/26
Chicago-born violinist Tai Murray was named a BBC New Generation Artist in 2009.
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Stile Antico / Tune thy Musicke to Thy Hart
2012/01/26
Stile Antico (joined by Fretwork) explore long-neglected repertory: the wealth of Tudor and Jacobean sacred music written for domestic devotion, rather than for church worship.
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Jun Markl / Debussy: Complete Orchestral Works
2012/01/26
This collection contains all Debussy’s works for orchestra as well as many orchestral arrangements of his piano music.
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Christopher Maltman / Schubert: Schwanengesang
2012/01/24
Concluding a highly acclaimed series of Schubert song cycles on the Wigmore Hall Live label, the much anticipated Schwanengesang.
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Olli Mustonen / Scriabin: Piano Works
2012/01/18
This CD features Olli Mustonen with piano works by Alexander Scriabin, which have become his signature pieces in recital concerts.
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Korobeinikov / Shostakovich: Piano Concertos
2012/01/17
These scores show two completely different periods in the life of Shostakovich: that of a young musician suddenly become famous, going from strength to strength, and a quarter of a century later, the trials and disappointments, both professional and romantic, of a composer nearing his fiftieth anniversary.
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De Vriend / Beethoven: Complete Symphonies
2012/01/17
Over the past few years, Jan Willem de Vriend and The Netherlands Symphony Orchestra have made CD recordings of all the Symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Miklos Perenyi plays Britten, Bach & Ligeti
2012/01/12
The Hungarian Miklos Perenyi is recognised as one of the great cellists of his generation, with a distinctive, subtly nuanced sound matched by extraordinary musicality.
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Gidon Kremer / Gubaidulina: The Lyre of Orpheus
2012/01/12
Sofia Gubaidulina's 80th birthday in October 2011 generated much press coverage around the world, appropriately stressing the uniqueness and the variety of her compositional approaches.
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Bezuidenhout / Mozart: Keyboard Music Vol.3
2011/12/28
In Volume 3 of his widely acclaimed traversal of Mozart's music for solo keyboard, fortepianist Kristian Bezuidenhout plays a modern reproduction of an 1805 Viennese instrument by Anton Walter.
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Jordi Savall / Vivaldi: Il Teuzzone
2011/12/28
Following on from the release of Naive's critically-acclaimed recording of Ottone in Villa (OP30493) in November 2010, the 16th operatic production in the label's acclaimed 'Vivaldi Edition' features Teuzzone, a vibrant three-act theatre piece first produced in Venice in 1719.
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Mischa Elman plays The 1961 BBC Recitals
2011/12/14
The two recitals on these compact discs were pre-recorded on a visit to England in 1961 with Joseph Seiger: one was broadcast on the Home Service, with a brief introduction written by Hans Keller (and was followed, after the News, by a People Today profile of Elman), and the other was aired on the Third Programme.
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Michael Rabin / The Unpublished Recordings
2011/12/14
Michael Rabin: The first, last and hidden recordings. The release of these recordings in 2011 coincides with the 75th anniversary of Michael Rabin's birth.
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Schornsheim / Bach: The Well-Tempered Clavier
2011/12/07
Christine Schornsheim, one of the most eminent specialists for historic keyboard instruments, has finalised her recordings of Bach’s Wohltemperirtes Clavier on the Ruckers-Harpsichord at the Musee Unterlinden in Colmar this year.
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David Grimal / Beethoven: Symphony No. 5
2011/12/05
This second Beethoven recording by Les Dissonances in aid of the homeless is available in a CD edition and on PAL DVD with pictures by Heliox Films.
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Konstantin Lifschitz / Bach: Keyboard Concertos
2011/12/05
Konstantin Lifschitz has long since established himself as an outstanding exponent of the works of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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Accentus / Mendelssohn: Christus
2011/12/01
Award winning choral group Accentus and its musical director Laurence Equilbey are joined on this new recording of some of Felix Mendelssohn’s sacred choral works by one of the most acclaimed sopranos of recent years, Sandrine Piau.
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Tugan Sokhiev / Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5
2011/12/01
This is the latest recording made for Naive from the Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse and its exciting young conductor Tugan Sokhiev.
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Bertrand Chamayou / Liszt: Annees de pelerinage
2011/10/28
With this recording of the complete Annees de Pelerinage by Franz Liszt, the celebrated French pianist Bertrand Chamayou makes his own personal musical statement to celebrate the composer's 200th anniversary.
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Anonymous 4 / Music from Codex Las Huelgas
2011/10/26
Anonymous 4 revisit their favourite era in repertoire that illuminates medieval women's affinity for the most complex polyphony of their time.
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Newton Classics
2011/10/26
Newton Classics, a Dutch based record label founded in 2009 introduces Graffman, and Munch's Chopin and more.
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Hansjorg Albrecht / Holst: The Planets for organ
2011/10/24
Gustav Holst’s most popular work is The Planets. The work is usually heard in a luxuriant orchestral instrumentation in the concert hall.
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WERGO SALE
2011/10/24
WERGO is a German record label focusing on contemporary classical music. Founded in 1962 by the art historian Werner Goldschmidt and the musicologist Helmut Kirchmayer. 50 titles for value price.
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Christian Tetzlaff / Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto
2011/10/24
This CD, his first release on Ondine, features German star violinist Christian Tetzlaff with virtuoso Romantic concertos by Felix Mendelssohn and Robert Schumann.
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