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February 2019 Catalogue Issue 34 Prices valid until Wednesday 27 March 2019 unless stated otherwise 0115 982 7500 “Calais Sands at Low Water: Poissards Collecting Bait” by JMW Turner (1830), used as the cover image for Warner Classics’s new Complete Berlioz Edition. [email protected] Your Account Number: {MM:Account Number} {MM:Postcode} {MM:Address5} {MM:Address4} {MM:Address3} {MM:Address2} {MM:Address1} {MM:Name} 1 Welcome! Dear Customer, 2019 is certainly shaping up to be a big year for Berlioz celebrations! February sees the release of the eagerly anticipated ‘Complete Works’ box from Warner Classics (also including recordings originally made by EMI, Virgin, Decca and DG), details of which can be found on the page opposite. Featuring content as recent as John Nelson’s highly acclaimed ‘Les Troyens’ alongside legendary staples of the catalogue such as Janet Baker’s ‘Les Nuits d’ete’, they certainly haven’t held back on the quality of the selections, making it seem a bit of a bargain at just over £2 per CD. Harmonia Mundi are our other label to highlight with regard to Berlioz this month: below you will find our choice for ‘Disc of the Month’ - a brand new recording of ‘Harold en Italie’ coupled with ‘Les Nuits d’ete’, featuring violist Tabea Zimmermann and baritone Stephane Degout, both brilliantly supported by Francois-Xavier Roth and his group, Les Siecles - plus they have just issued a fascinating version of ‘Symphonie fantastique’, performed on a two-keyboard Pleyel instrument in a new arrangement by Jean-Francois Heisser. Piano transcriptions have always had a rather niche following, but we would urge you to give this one a try - we have thoroughly enjoyed the soundworld of the instrument and the musical insights that result. We have actually had to cram an unusually large number of new releases in this month (partly due to catching up since Christmas), but highlights to point out include the start of a new Schubert Symphony cycle from Edward Gardner (Chandos); beautifully performed late-Liszt from Cedric Tiberghien (Hyperion); a box of the complete keyboard works of Francois Couperin from Carole Cerasi (recorded by Metronome to mark the anniversary last year); Parry’s complete violin and piano works (EM Records); a superb Handel Acis and Galatea from The Sixteen (Coro); Schubert and Weber Piano Sonatas from Paul Lewis (Harmonia Mundi); and a previously unrecorded operatic work by Liszt, ‘Sardanapalo’ (Audite). Great to see the classical record industry still going strong! As always, you will find plenty of new special offers to explore, including the catalogues of some excellent independent labels such as CPO, ECM New Series, Coro and Berlin Classics, selections from Hyperion and Brilliant Classics, archive anthologies from Scribendum, and DVDs/Blu-rays from Euroarts. Best regards from, The Europadisc Team DISC OF THE MONTH Berlioz Harold en Italie, Les Nuits d’ete £12.95 Tabea Zimmermann, Stephane Degout, Les Siecles, Francois-Xavier Roth or pay just Harmonia Mundi 902634P £9.95 With Debussy Year barely over, it’s already time for the record companies to start if your order value marking 2019’s 150th anniversary of the death of Hector Berlioz. How extraordinary to think that barely 50 years separate the deaths of these two great French composers, exceeds £50* both so revolutionary in their musical achievements yet inhabiting such different * to qualify for the special price, your order value must exceed a soundworlds. Few groups today are better placed to open up those worlds than total of £50 excluding this François-Xavier Roth’s period instrument orchestra Les Siècles, and now, following their recording and before any applicable carriage charges. critically acclaimed accounts of Debussy’s Jeux and Trois Nocturnes, they treat us to two Offer available while stocks last. of Berlioz’s most characteristic scores, the symphony for obbligato viola and orchestra Harold en Italie and the set of orchestral songs Les Nuits d’été. And what a treat it is! Here is historically informed performance at its absolute best, the ranks of French wind instruments in particular immaculately voiced and blended to make this whole disc an absolute joy to listen to. The viola soloist is Tabea Zimmermann, already well experienced in this score, whose beauty of tone, exquisite phrasing and natural stylishness infuse the passive observer Harold with a particularly sympathetic mien. Les Nuits d’été doesn’t normally appear on disc alongside Harold en Italie on disc, nor is it usually heard with a male singer, but here it is extraordinarily effective, a yin to Harold’s yang. And with a baritone of Stéphane Degout’s musicality and sensitivity to text, Théophile Gautier’s verses are as well served as they have ever been. (Full review available to read inside.) 2 PRIORITY NEW RELEASES Warner Classics and Erato Offenbach/Gulda Songplay Cello Concertos Combining the worlds of Moreau, Les Forces opera, jazz and tango! Majeures, Merlin DiDonato, Terry, Istraels, £10.95 Madison, Greco, Porter Erato 9029 552612 £10.95 due 15/2 Erato 9029 553438 9029 563313 Songs of the Cello Homage to Pablo Casals Taeguk Man;Chi Ho Han £10.95 9029 549948 Fantastic Berlioz Major Works 3CD Barbirolli;Jansons;Bernstein;Rattle;Nelson;Plasson etc £11.95 9029 550696 The Da Vinci Sound Renaissance Motets, Songs, Madrigals etc 2CD Munrow;Rooley;Vellard etc £11.95 9029 554278 Anne Queffelec The Complete Erato Recordings 21CD Queffelec etc £44.95 Erato Veritas x2 Two new releases in the series 9029 554305 Bach, JS Motets, Cantatas BWV50 & 118 2CD Monteverdi Choir;Gardiner £6.95 9029 554315 Purcell Birthday Odes + Elizabethan Lute Songs 2CD The Early Music Consort of London £6.95 Warner Original Jacket Collection Five new releases in the series due 15/2 9029 553459 Auric Imaginees Debost;Desurmont;Command;Lodeon;Cazauran;Quatuor Parrenin;Collard £6.95 9029 553487 Beethoven Cello Sonatas 2CD Starker;Sebok £10.95 9029 552819 Berlioz Grande Messe des morts (Requiem) 2CD Tear;LPO;Previn £10.95 9029 553456 Berlioz Les Nuits d’ete; Ravel Sheherazade Baker;New Philharmonia;Barbirolli £6.95 9029 553928 Wolf Song Recital (Salzburg Festival, August 1953) Schwarzkopf;Furtwangler £6.95 Berlioz The Complete Works £59.95 9029 561444 (27CD) Honouring the 150th anniversary of the composer’s death, Berlioz: The Complete Works is the first-ever complete Hector Berlioz edition, containing a wealth of milestone recordings. Carefully selected from the Warner Classics and Erato catalogues with some additions from Decca and Deutsche Grammophon, they span more than 60 years, from 1956 to 2018. Among them are: the multi-award winning 2017 recording of Les Troyens conducted by John Nelson; the Symphonie fantastique and Lélio conducted by Jean Martinon; Janet Baker singing Les Nuits d’été conducted by Sir John Barbirolli, and L’Enfance du Christ conducted by John Eliot Gardiner. The edition also contains a number of world premiere recordings, most notably the surviving fragments of the unfinished opera La Nonne sanglante. Featuring leading French soprano Véronique Gens, these were recorded at their world premiere performance at the 2018 Berlioz Festival in La Côte-Saint-André, near Lyon. The edition offers a special bonus in the form of the two earliest recordings of Berlioz’s music, produced by Pathé at the beginning of 20th century: two of Didon’s arias from Les Troyens are sung by Marie Delna and Félia Litvinne, and for the very first time on CD the first ever recording of the Symphonie fantastique under Rhené-Baton’s baton, recorded in 1923. Berlioz was born in La Côte-Saint-André in 1803. The town’s Hector Berlioz Museum, an official partner in Hector Berlioz: The Complete Works, has supplied numerous documents and images for the lavish 160-page booklet. Along with material from France’s Bibliothèque Nationale, they complement fascinating notes by David Cairns – perhaps the world’s leading authority on Berlioz. 3 PRIORITY NEW RELEASES Sony/RCA New Year’s Day Sibelius Concert 2019 Symphonies 1-7 from Vienna Orchestre de Paris, VPO, Thielemann Paavo Jarvi £12.95 £34.95 Sony 19075 902822 (2CD) RCA 19075 863412 (11CD) also available on DVD & Blu-ray Black Composers Series 1974-1978 £26.95 19075 862152 (10CD) Black Composers Series is a collection of a ground-breaking series of recordings which features the music of black composers. This reissue of the Black Composer Series contains 10 CDs, 9 of which are remastered from the original analogue tapes and the bonus 10th CD is an album which features Symphonic Spirituals. All ten albums released as part of this collection feature the pioneering conductor, composer, and founder of the Chicago Sinfonietta, Paul Freeman. The composers featured in this collection span several centuries and they all come from many different backgrounds and cultures. The earliest composer featured is the unique Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745–1799). The collection also features works by the English composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875-1912). His music was successful during his lifetime and he was a huge influence on the African-American composer William Grant Still (1895 –1978) whose work is also featured in the collection. The orchestras featured in this collection include the London Symphony Orchestra, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Juilliard String Quartet The Complete RCA Recordings £36.95 19075 863412 (11CD) By popular demand following the success of the Juilliard Quartet’s previous reissues, Sony Classical presents an 11-disc collection of all the recordings that the Julliard Quartet made at RCA between 1957-1960. The Juilliard String Quartet, which was founded in 1946 is one of the most prestigious string quartets in the world. In February 2011, the quartet received the NARAS Lifetime Achievement Award for its outstanding contributions to recorded classical music.
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    ‚aufgeweckte Einfälle‘ und ‚sinnreiche Gedanken‘ – Witz und Humor in Ouvertürensuiten Georg Philipp Telemanns Inauguraldissertation zur Erlangung der Doktorwürde der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Heidelberg vorgelegt von: Sarah-Denise Fabian Erstgutachterin: Prof. Dr. Silke Leopold Zweitgutachterin: Prof. Dr. Dorothea Redepenning Heidelberg, Juli 2014, überarbeitete Fassung August 2015 Für meine Eltern und Großeltern Dank Bei der vorliegenden Arbeit handelt es sich um eine geringfügig überarbeitete Fassung meiner im Juli 2014 von der Philosophischen Fakultät der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg an- genommenen Dissertation. Während ihrer Entstehung habe ich diverse Unterstützungen ver- schiedener Personen und Einrichtungen erhalten. Zu allererst gebührt Prof. Dr. Silke Leopold für die Betreuung der Arbeit ein herzliches Dankeschön! Sie hat alle Phasen der Dissertation – Themenfindung, Anlage und Konzeption, Verschriftlichung – mit wertvollen Hinweisen und Anregungen zum Über- und Weiterdenken begleitet. Außerdem hat sie mir ermöglicht, wäh- rend der gesamten Promotionsphase ununterbrochen unter anderem als wissenschaftliche Hilfs- kraft am Musikwissenschaftlichen Seminar der Universität Heidelberg angestellt zu sein, und damit einen finanziellen Rahmen für die Arbeit geschaffen. Dafür bin ich ihr ebenfalls sehr dankbar. Daneben hat Prof. Dr. Dorothea Redepenning im Doktorandenkolloquium immer wie- der das Projekt mit nützlichen Ratschlägen unterstützt und zudem dankenswerterweise das Zweitgutachten übernommen. Überhaupt danke ich allen Teilnehmern des Doktorandenkollo- quiums: Zum einen habe ich in den Diskussionen nach meinen Referaten stets positive Anre- gungen für die Gestaltung der einzelnen Kapitel erhalten, zum anderen hat die Lektüre kultur- wissenschaftlich orientierter Texte im Rahmen des Kolloquiums dazu geführt, gewinnbringend aus einer anderen Blickrichtung auf die eigene Arbeit zu schauen. Den Vorsitz bei meiner im Dezember 2014 stattgefundenen Disputatio hat freundlicherweise PD Dr.
  • WOLFRAM LATTKE Tenor ROBERT POHLERS Tenor FRANK OZIMEK Bariton DANIEL KNAUFT Bass HOLGER KRAUSE Bass

    WOLFRAM LATTKE Tenor ROBERT POHLERS Tenor FRANK OZIMEK Bariton DANIEL KNAUFT Bass HOLGER KRAUSE Bass

    WOLFRAM LATTKE Tenor ROBERT POHLERS Tenor FRANK OZIMEK Bariton DANIEL KNAUFT Bass HOLGER KRAUSE Bass Unverwechselbarer Klang, atemberaubende Homogenität, musikalische Stilsicherheit und eine gehörige Portion Charme und Witz sind die besonderen Markenzeichen von amarcord. Das äußerst Facettenreiche und breitgefächerte Repertoire umFasst Gesänge des Mittelalters, Madrigale und Messen der Renaissance, Kompositionen und Werkzyklen der europäischen Romantik und des 20. Jahrhunderts sowie A-cappella-Arrangements weltweit gesammelter Volkslieder und bekannter Songs aus Soul und Jazz. Dem Neuen gegenüber auFgeschlossen, legen die Sänger großen Wert auF die PFlege und Förderung zeitgenössischer Musik. So schrieben u.a. Bernd Franke, SteFFen Schleiermacher, Ivan Moody, James MacMillan, Sidney M. Boquiren, Siegfried Thiele und Dimitri Terzakis Werke für amarcord. Wenngleich reine A-cappella-Programme im Mittelpunkt der Konzerttätigkeit stehen, gibt es regelmäßig Projekte mit namhaFten Ensembles und Künstlern wie dem Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, der Lautten Compagney, dem Swedish Chamber Orchestra, dem Vogler-Quartett, dem Ensemble Modern, der Pianistin Ragna Schirmer, dem Bandoneonvirtuosen Per Arne Glorvigen, der Gambistin Hille Perl und Friend 'n Fellow. Das Vokalensemble ist Preisträger zahlreicher internationaler Wettbewerbe (Tolosa/Spanien, Tampere/Finnland, Pohlheim/Deutschland, 1. Chor-Olympiade in Linz/Österreich). Im Jahr 2002 gewann das Ensemble den Deutschen Musikwettbewerb, nachdem es bereits zwei Jahre zuvor mit dem Stipendium und der