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Max Richter, Antonio Vivaldi Musik Spezial - Radiophon 21:03 – 22:00 Uhr - Musikcollagen Winter Sendung: 14. Januar 2016 Von Gaby Beinhorn Max Richter, Antonio Vivaldi: „Winter“ aus Die vier Jahreszeiten Daniel Hope (Violine);Raphael Alpermann (Cembalo) Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin;Leitung: André de Ridder CD: Recomposed by Max Richter – Vivaldi: The four seasons Deutsche Grammophon (00173) 4810044 Süßwassereis - Tauen - Plätschern – Rieseln / Schritte im Schnee Jean-Baptiste Lully: Scène du froid aus: Isis Tragédie en musique Sophie Daneman (Sopran); Paul Agnew (Tenor) Les Arts Florissants; Leitung: William Christie CD: Les Divertissements de Versailles ERATO (00200) 0927-44655-2 Sergej Prokofjew: Winter aus Suite Cinderella Ballett in 3 Akten, op. 87 bearbeitet für 2 Klaviere Cenerentola; Cendrillon), Martha Argerich; Mikhail Pletnev (Klavier) CD: Cincerella Suite / Diamond (00176) 00289 4748172 Winter - Eis - Brechen Caspar Reiff: Warning of Winter Christopher Lee (Sprecher); Kammerchor Camerata Tolkien Ensemble; Leitung: Morten Ryelund CD: The Lord oft he Rings: Compl. Songs & Poems (2) Documents (12281) 223520-353/B Pferdeschlitten mit Glocken Gabriela Montero: Winter - Improvisation nach einen Thema von Vivaldi Gabriela Montero (Klavier) CD: Baroque – Improvisations EMI classics (06646) 5099951483821 Dorf im Winter - Wind, Hund, Wasser, Karren Marschlandschaft am frühen Morgen im Winter – Seevögel, Wellen, Wind Clint Mansell: Winter, Coney island low Kronos Quartet: The Moonrats CD: Requiem for a dream Nonesuch (00286) 7559-79611-2 Einojuhani Rautavaara: Melancholie Für Orchester Klemetti Institute Symphony Orchestra; Leitung: Pertti Pekkanen CD: Finnlandia 6 – A festival of finnish classics Finnlandia Records (01169), 8573-80376-2 John Surman: Winter wish John Surman; Chris Laurence; Trans4mation CD: The spaces in between ECM-Records (02516) 1956; 1723586 Thomas Alan Waits: Cold cold ground Tom Waits; David Hidalgo; Larry Taylor CD: Franks wild years Island Records (00407) CIDM-1129 Wind, Sturm, Eiswind, Orkan (heulend, pfeifend) Simon Heggendorn: Winter Kaleidoscope String Quartet CD: Curiosity Traumaton (05597) 4624 Theo Bleckmann, Uri Caine: Winter. Sonettvertonung Theo Bleckmann (Stimme,Programming); Uri Caine (Klavier) CD: The four seasons Winter& Winter (02829) 910185-2 Petter Udland Johansen: Winter song Petter Udland Johansen; Arianna Savall; Capella Antiqua Bambergensis CD: In the bleak mitdwinter. A musican’s journey from Norway to Sprain C.A.B. Records (07049) CAB-15 / 2012 Daniel Brel: Kalte Sonne für Gambenensemble, Theorbe und Bandoneon Le Poème Harmonique; Leitung: Vincent Dumestre CD: Quatre chemins de mélancolie, Alpha (00516) 509 Antonio Vivaldi, Thomas Wilbrandt, Simon Jeffes, Klaus Buhlert: Breaking the ice aus: Winter Christopher Warren-Green (Violine); The Philharmonia Orchestra London Leitung: Thomas Wilbrandt CD: The Electric V.; Mercury (00268) 818148-2 Jean Sibelius: Eine einsame Skispur aus: Zwei Lieder und ein Melodram - Fassung für Sprecher, Harfe und Streicher, Baß und Kammerensemble Sebastian Röhrle (Sprechstimme); Michael Nagy (Bass); Stuttgarter Kammerorchester Leitung: Michael Hofstetter (Eigenproduktion) Henry Purcell: Now winter comes slowly Sting CD: If on a winter’s night..; Deutsche Grammophon (00173) 2701743 Kalevi Aho: Eischschmelze aus den 8 Jahreszeiten Carolina Eick; Lapland Kammerorchester; Leitung: John Storgards BIS (03240) 2016 Winter - Eis - Brechen Evelyn Petrova: January Evelyn Petrova (voc) CD: Year’s Cycle, LEO Records (05417); LR 395 Pferdeschlitten mit Glocken Karsten Riedel, Markus Kraler, Andreas Schett: Then let not winter's ragged hand deface Karsten Riedel; Franui CD: Fool of love, col legno (07989) WWE 20308 Hans Zender: Erstarrung aus: Schubert's Winterreise. Christoph Prégardien (Tenor); Klangforum Wien; Leitung: Sylvain Cambreling CD: Schuberts „Winterreise“ KAIROS Prod. (10488) 0012002 Süßwassereis - Tauen - Plätschern - Rieseln Tom Trapp: Headless snowman Absolute Ensemble; Leitung: Kristjan Järvi CD: Bach re-invented, Sony classical (068689) 88691941682 .
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