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Friedrich Cerha: Diskographie I (Eigene Werke) Friedrich Cerha: Diskographie I (eigene Werke) Konzert für Streichorchester (1947/49) LC 5130 S 174 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha, „Cerha dirigiert Cerha“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) Triptychon für solistische Bläser und Streichorchester (1948/51) LC 5130 S 174 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha, „Cerha dirigiert Cerha“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) Slowakische Erinnerungen aus der Kindheit (1956/89) S EX 388/2 Ausschnitt, Josef Mayr (Klavier), „Echoes from Austria“. Extraplatte (Wien 1999) Formation et solution (1956/57) p 3437 p AVRS 50910 F. Cerha (Violine), Ivan Eröd (Klavier). Reihe Österreichischer Musikrat 3 KM. Amadeo (Wien) Espressioni fondamentali (1957) LC 5103 S 160 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha, „Neue Musik aus Österreich“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1997) Spiegel I -VII (1960/61) p 0120050/1 ORF-Symphonieorchester, Leitung: F. Cerha. Hg. IGNM, „steirischer herbst, musik - pro tokoll 1972“, ORF (Graz 1972) Spiegel I-VII (1960/61) S WWE 2CDs 20006 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha. Hg. „Salzburger Festspiele: Festspieldokumente“, Kom po nis tenportrait Friedrich Cerha, col legno (München 1997) / Kairos Productions (Wien 2010) S KAI 0013002 Spiegel I und VII (1960/61) p LMA 3002 Orchestra Sinfonica di Torino della RAI, Leitung: F. Cerha. „Musica con tem pora nea“, Fonit Cetra (Hg. Musica aperta, da Biennale Musica ‘79) Spiegel II (1960/61) S WWE 12 CDs 31899 Orchester des Südwestfunks Baden-Baden, Leitung: Ernest Bour. „75 Jahre Donau - eschin ger Musik tage“, col legno (München 1996) Spiegel III (1960/61) D UK 6710 ORF-Symphonieorchester, Leitung: Milan Horvath. „Das ORF-Symphonieorchester“, ORF (Wien 1969) Spiegel VI (1960/61) p AVRS 6456 ORF-Symphonieorchester, Leitung: Milan Horvath. „steirischer herbst, musik pro to koll 1969“ Amadeo (Wien 1969) Spiegel VI (1960/61) S MP 30/1-6 ORF-Symphonieorchester, Leitung: F. Cerha. „30 Jahre musikprotokoll, Moder ne in Österreich 1968-1997“, ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) 1 © MUSIKZEIT S Verzeichnis für 16 Stimmen a cappella (1969) p 0120018 p WER 60070 CAD 80000892 Schola cantorum Stuttgart, Leitung: Clytus Gottwald. Hg. „steirischer herbst, musik - pro to koll 1971“, ORF (Graz 1971); Wergo (Mainz 1974); „atelier schola cantorum 2“, cadenza /Bayer Records (München) Curriculum für 13 Bläser (1971/72) LC 5130 S 174 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha. „Cerha dirigiert Cerha“, ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) S Baal (Oper nach B. Brecht) (1974-80) p 415266-1 415266-2 Theo Adam, Helmut Berger-Tuna, Heiner Hopfner, Marjana Lipovsek, Gabriele Sima, Emily Rawlins, Martha Mödl; Wiener Philharmoniker / Christoph v. Dohnányi, (Reihe „Österreichische Musik der Gegenwart“) Hg. Österr. Musikrat, Amadeo / Polygram (Wien 1987 bzw. 1990) S Baal-Gesänge (1981) p 827892 BC 2072 Theo Adam (Bariton), Gewandhausorchester Leipzig /Kurt Masur. „250 Jah re Gewandhausorchester“, Eterna VEB (Berlin); Berlin Classics (Berlin 1984) I. Keintate (1981/82) S 445306-2 HK Gruber /Chansonnier, F. Cerha und seine Freunde. (Reihe “Österreichische Musik der Gegenwart“), Hg. Österr. Musikrat, Amadeo / Polygram (Wien 1993) Doppelkonzert für Flöte, Fagott und Orchester (1982) p Wolfgang Schulz /Flöte, Milan Turkovic /Fagott, Symphonieorchester der Schle si schen Philharmonie Kattowitz, Leitung: Karol Stryja. Hg. „steirischer herbst, musik pro to koll 1983“, ORF (Graz 1983) Eine Art Chansons (Auswahl) (1985/87) S 5126 HK Gruber /Chansonnier, Martin Jones /piano, Robin Mc Gee /double-bass, Johannes Holland /percussion, Largo Monumentum für Karl Prantl (1988) S WWE 2CDs 20006 RSO Wien, Leitung: Michael Gielen. „Salzburger Festspiele: Festspieldokumente“, Kom ponistenportrait F. Cerha / RSO Wien Leitung: Dennis Russell Davies Kairos Productions (Wien 2010) S KAI 0013002 Eine Letzte Art Chansons (1989) S 445306-2 HK Gruber /Chansonnier, F. Cerha und seine Freunde. (Reihe “Österreichische Musik der Gegenwart“), Hg. Österr. Musikrat, Amadeo / Polygram (Wien 1993) String Quartets 1-3 (1989, 1989/90, 1991/92) S 999 646-2 Arditti Quartet. cpo/ Westdeutscher Rundfunk (Köln 1999) 3. Streichquartett (1991/92) LC 5130 S 139 Ensemble Wiener Collage, „10 Jahre Ensemble Wiener Collage“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1997) 3. Streichquartett (3. Satz) (1991/92) S MO 782027 Arditti-Quartett, „arditti string quartet, from Vienna“. Montaigne Quellen für Ensemble (1992) LC 5130 S 174 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha, „Cerha dirigiert Cerha“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) Für K für Ensemble (1993) S WWE 2CDs 20006 © MUSIKZEIT 2 Klangforum Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha. „Salzburger Festspiele: Festspieldokumente“, Komponistenportrait Friedrich Cerha Für K für Ensemble (1993) LC 5130 S 174 RSO Wien, Leitung: F. Cerha, „Cerha dirigiert Cerha“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1998) Requiem (Introitus, Kyrie, Libera me) (1994) S 2 CDs 98.931 Gächinger Kantorei, Krakauer Kammerchor, The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Lei tung: Helmuth Rilling, „Requiem der Versöhnung“. Hänssler Classics (Stuttgart 1995) Acht Sätze nach Hölderlin-Fragmenten für Streichsextett (1995) S 999 646-2 Arditti Quartet, Thomas Kakuska (Va), Valentin Erben (Vc), „Friedrich Cerha. String Quartets 1-3“ . cpo / Westdeutscher Rundfunk (Köln 1999) Konzert für Violoncello und Orchester (1996) S ECM 1887 Heinrich Schiff, Niederländische RSO /Peter Eötvös. Universal (2007) Lichtenberg-Splitter für Bariton und Ensemble (1997) LC 5130 S 233 HK Gruber, Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha, „die reihe spielt Uraufführungen österrechischer Komponisten“. ORF Edition Zeitton (Wien 1999) Momente (2005) SWR-Sinfonieorchetser /Silvain Cambreling Kairos Productions (Wien 2010) / Edelclassics S KAI 0013002 Cerha-Komponistenportrait S WWE 20006 Spiegel. Monumentum für Prantl. Für K. Collegno (1998) 2CDs Cerha-Dokumente „Vom Frühwerk bis zur Gegenwart“ Box von 12 CDs I Frühwerke: Ein Buch von der Minne (WVZ 14), Ausschnitt, Divertimento für 8 Bläser und Schlagzeug (WVZ 43), Zehn Rubaijat des Omar Chajjam für gemischten Chor a cappella (WVZ 29), Konzert für Klavier und Orchester (WVZ 39) II Serielle Werke: Relazioni fragili für Cembalo und Kammerensemble (WVZ 49), Espressioni fondamentali für Orchester (WVZ 51), Intersecazioni für Violine und Or ches ter (WVZ 54) III Klangkompositionen: Mouvements I, II, III (WVZ 55), Fasce für großes Orchester (WVZ 56), Spiegel für großes Orchester und Tonband (WVZ 58), Ausschnitt: I, VI, VII IV Engagement und Tradition: Und Du ... , Radiophones Werk (WVZ 62), Verzeichnis für 16 Stimmen oder 16-stimmigen gemischten Chor a cappella (WVZ 72), Lan geg ger Nachtmusik I für Orchester (WVZ 73) V Musiktheater: Netzwerk (WVZ 78) 2 CDs Baal (WVZ 79) 3 CDs VI Wienerisches: I. Keintate (WVZ 87), Eine Art Chanson (Auswahl WVZ 91) VII Neue Kammermusik: 1. Streichquartett (Maqam) (WVZ 104), Saxophonquartett (WVZ 116), Acht Sätze nach Hölderlin-Fragmenten für Streichsextett (WVZ 117) VIII Neue Orchesterwerke: Langegger Nachtmusik III für großes Orchester (WVZ 106), Phantasiestück in C’s Manier für Violoncello und Orchester (WVZ 103) , Impulse 3 © MUSIKZEIT für Orchester (WVZ 110) Wiener. Philharmoniker, RSO Wien, ORF-Chor, Pierre Boulez, Friedrich Cerha, Chris toph von Dohnányi, Erwin Ortner, Ensemble die reihe, Klangforum Wien, Arditti-Quartett, Cherubini-Quartett, Wiener Saxophon-Quartett, Theo Adam, Helmut Berger-Tuna, HK Gruber, Marjana Lipovsek, Martha Mödl, Paul Hoffmann, Heinrich Schiff, Ernst Kovacic u.a. ORF (Wien 2001) Diskographie II (Werke anderer Komponisten) Yunsang Bahk Seak p 0120045 Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. ORF (Wien 1972) Alban Berg Lulu mit UA der Herstellung des III Aktes von Cerha S DG 4636172 Orchestre National Opera Paris / Pierre Boulez. Universal (2000) Max Brand Maschinist Hopkins (Ausschnitte) p William Ingle, Edita Gruberova, ORF-Symphonieorchester /F. Cerha, Doku men tation „Opernkonzert 74“. ORF (Wien 1974) Claude Debussy Chansons de Bilitis Candide Vox p STGBY 8159 S p CE 31024 Vox/Allegretto ACD 8159 (Fassung für Sprechstimme und Instrumente von Pierre Boulez), Marie-Therese Escribano (Sprechstimme), „die reihe“ /F. Cerha Roman Haubenstock-Ramati Credentials p 415314-1 William Pearson /Sprechgesang, Ensemble „die reihe“ / F. Cerha. Classic A ma deo Hanns Jelinek Zwölftonwerk op. 15 p 5062/63 ST Alexander Jenner /Klavier, Ensemble „die reihe“ /F. Cerha. Amadeo György Ligeti Melodien für Orchester S MP 30/1-3 Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. ORF / musikprotokoll S György Ligeti Kammerkonzert p WER 60059 WER 60162-50 Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. Wergo (Mainz 1970) S György Ligeti Aventures & Nouvelles Aventures p CE 31009 Vox Box CDX 5142 Gertie Charlent /Sopran, Marie Thérèse Cahn /Alt, William Pearson /Bariton, Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. Candide /Vox (LP: Stuttgart 1968, CD: USA 1995) Maurice Ravel Trois poèmes de Stephan Mallarmé p CE 31022 Marie-Therese Escribano /Sopran, Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. Candide /Vox (Stuttgart 1968) S Erik Satie p CE 31024 Vox Box 2 CDs X 5107 „The music of Satie“ Trois petites pièces montées, Piège de Meduse, Les embryons desséchés (In stru men ta tion F. Cerha), Les pantins dansent, La belle éxentrique, Parade, Entr’acte ciné ma to graphique aus „ Relâche “ Marie-Therese Escribano /Sopran/Sprechstimme, © MUSIKZEIT 4 Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. Candide / Vox (LP: Stuttgart 1969, CD: USA 1994) S Erik Satie Socrate p CE 31024 Vox Box 2 CDs X 5107 „The music of Satie“ Marie-Therese Escribano /Sopran, Emiko Iiyama /Sopran, Gerlinde Lorenz /Sopran, Kuni Tsukamoto /Sopran, Ensemble „die reihe“, Leitung: F. Cerha. Candide / Vox (LP: Stuttgart 1969, CD: USA 1994)
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