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ID: CC1016
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Type: CD
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Podkolekce: Cello
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ID: CC1012
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Kolekce: Cello CollectionPodkolekce: Cello
Miaskovsky: Cello Sonata No. 1 in D major, Op. 12 / Cello Sonata No. 2 in A minor, Op. 81 / Cello Concerto in C minor, Op. 66
Alexander Rudin (cello), Victor Ginzburg (piano) / Musica Viva Orchestra, Andrei Golovin |
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ID: CC1004
Disk: 1
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Kolekce: Cello CollectionPodkolekce: Cello
Premiere Recording
CERVETTO: Divertimento in G minor Op. 41
DANZI: 4 Arias from Operas by Mozart
OFFENBACH: Duo in D major Op.
KLENGEL: Suite in D minor Op.
GLIÈRE: from 10 Duets Op. 53
HINDEMITH: Duett
Helena Binney, Sarah Butche (cellos) |
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ID: CC1007
Disk: 1
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Kolekce: Cello CollectionPodkolekce: Cello
Cello Classics explores the world of ensemble works for 4 Cellos, featuring little known gems by some of those best qualified to write for the instrument - the great Cellist-Composers of the 19th Century. Offenbach was a virtuoso himself, and his Adagio and Scherzo have only recently come to light. Grützmacher, Klengel and Fitzenhagen taught at the major conservatories in Europe and have left a wealth of literature for this wonderfully sonorous line-up - a string quartet with four cellos. Performed by Cello Classics' founder, Sebastian Comberti with his cello section from the London Mozart players, Julia Desbruslais, Ben Chappell and Sarah Butcher. Contains extensive notes by Andrew Stewart.
Fitzenhagen: Konzertwalzer / Ave Maria Op. 41 / Die Spinnerin, Op. 59 No. 2
Goltermann: Deux Morceaux de Salon, Op. 53
Grützmacher: Consecration Hymn, Op. 65
Klengel: Four Pieces, Op. 33 / Two Pieces, Op. 5
Offenbach: Adagio / Scherzo
Paque: Souvenir de Curis
Sebastien Comberti, Julia Desbruslais, Ben Chappell and Sarah Butcher (all cello) |
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ID: CC1006
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Kolekce: Cello CollectionSome of the finest recordings ever made on the cello including several rare examples not heard before on CD |
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ID: ART178
Disk: 1
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Podkolekce: New Music
D.Shapovalov - cello, keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar A.Vershinin - piano D.Selivanov - drums A.Batychenko - trumpet |
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ID: CDS1063-2
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Podkolekce: Violin
There is one word for Bengtsson´s music. Craftmanship. He is a Swedish Romantic allright -but his musik is more general in style than folkloristic. The soloists change place as conductors -they are both highly qualified to do so. You will love these concerts! |
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ID: CC1013
Disk: 1
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Kolekce: Cello CollectionPodkolekce: Cello
Cd Includes:
Film of Dvorak Rondo Op.94,D. Popper -Spinning Song, Theodore Saidenberg, piano. Hollywood, California1939, (PC and MAC compatible)
Program and biographical notes (16 p. : ill., port.) inserted in container.
Participant:
Emanuel Feuermann or Steven Isserlis (playing missing bars 550-557 in 4th work), violoncello ; Franz Rupp (1st, 3rd), Arpad Sandor (2nd), or Theodore Saidenberg (film), piano ;
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Arthur [i.e. Alexander] Smallens, conductor (4th). Event:Recorded Aug. and Dec. 1939, New York (1st, 3rd works), Oct. 27, 1932, Berlin (2nd), and Aug. 16, 1939, Lewisohn Stadium, New York (Saint-Saëns and Bach Suite). Section of Saint-Saëns performed by Steven Isserlis recorded in 2004. Film recorded 1939, Hollywood, Calif.
As many Feuermann enthusiasts will know, this dazzling live performance from 1939 has remained unheard by the public due largely to the fact that the original suffers from a 20 second break in the recorded sound during the last movement. Now with the expertise of Steven Isserlis (who plays the 'de Munck' Stradivarius used by Feurmann) and some engineering wizardry, Cello Classics has been able to 'fill' the gap so that the performance can be enjoyed uninterrupted. This was achieved by a very small (5 seconds) insert of new recorded material and the re-use of an existing section to cover the rest of the missing music. Of course it is an outrageous thing to do, to tamper with an original performance of such stature! How can one justify this? Well, it is possible, by omitting the inserted material, to listen to the original performance in its unedited state, if the listener so wishes. A great deal of care was taken to ensure that the spirit of the original is preserved as much as possible. Of course any keen eared listener will detect the work done, but the object was to allow a complete hearing of the work and it is felt that this has been achieved.
The other major attraction on this new Enhanced CD is the very rare film that was made also in 1939. As the only footage of its kind we can at last watch the great cellist perform two of his popular show pieces, Dvorak's Rondo and Popper's Spinning Song, and marvel at the spectacular bowing technique and Feuermann's phenomenal command of the instrument. The film can be viewed by placing the CD into a PC or Mac computer.
The rest of the CD is given to other short rarities - previously unheard takes of works by Bach and Fauré plus the Popper Papillon that was never released in Feuermann's lifetime. |
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