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7 Claude Debussy (Orch. Maurice Ravel) Tarantelle Styrienne (5:41) Orchestre De La Radiodiffusion Française O.L.V CD1 Marc-Antoine Charpentier Te Deum in D H146 1 II Prélude - Marche en Rondeau (1:33) 2 III Te Deum laudamus (1:05) 3 IV Te aeternum (1:44) Concept: Klara i.s.m. Warner Music Benelux 4 V Pleni sunt caeli et terra (2:35) Opdrachtgever: Chantal Pattyn (Netmanager Klara) Les Arts Florissants o.l.v. William Christie 2005 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company Muziekkeuze: Klara-team Muzikale samenstelling: Gerrit Valckenaers 5 Arvo Pärt O Weisheit uit 7 Magnificat-Antiphonen (1:45) Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir o.l.v. Tonu Kaljuste Productie en coördinatie: 1997 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company Marc Weyts (Klara) & Brigitte Ghyselen (Warner Music) 6 Gustav Holst Mercury, the Winged Messenger uit The Planets op.32 (4:00) Mastering: Pieter de Wagter (EQuuS) Berliner Philharmoniker o.l.v. Simon Rattle ‘Klara 20’ logo en coverontwerp: Lucy Agency 2006 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company Opmaak: Piet De Ridder 7 Claude Debussy (orch. Maurice Ravel) Tarantelle styrienne (5:41) Orchestre de la Radiodiffusion Française o.l.v. Jean Martinon 1974 Parlophone/Warner Music France. Remastered 1998 Parlophone / Met de vriendelijke medewerking van Bl!ndman, De Maeyer/Kende, Warner Music France, a Warner Music Group Company Deutschlandradio/Anneleen Lenaerts, Erato/Warner Classics, George Frideric Handel Water Music Suite in D HWV349 Nonesuch Records, Parlophone/Warner Music France, 8 I Overture (2:05) 9 II Alla Hornpipe (3:13) Parlophone Records Germany, Teldec Classics International GmbH, 10 III Menuet (2:56) VRT/Klara en WEA International 11 V Lentement (2:15) 12 VI Bourrée (1:18) The London Classical Players o.l.v. Roger Norrington www.klara.be 1997 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company www.warnerclassics.com 13 Claudio Monteverdi Lamento della ninfa uit 8ste Madrigalenboek (5:10) Natalie Dessay / Le Concert d’Astrée o.l.v. Emmanuelle Haïm 2008 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 14 Clara Schumann (arr. Lenaerts/Grammenos) Liebst du um Schönheit uit 12 Gedichte aus Liebesfrühling op.37 (2:07) Anneleen Lenaerts / Dionysis Grammenos 9 John Adams Ständchen - The Little Serenade 2016 Deutschlandradio/Anneleen Lenaerts under exclusive licence to Parlophone Records Limited, uit John’s Book of Alleged Dances (4:55) a Warner Music Group Company Kronos Quartet 15 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Allegro Moderato © Hendon Music, Inc., a Boosey & Hawkes Company (BMI) 1998 Nonesuch Records Inc, a Warner Music Group Company uit Symfonie nr.29 in A K201 (9:10) Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra o.l.v. Ton Koopman 10 Eric Sleichim Plateaux - 3th Movement for Beuys (4:48) 1989 Erato Disques, a Warner Music UK Division Bl!ndman Sax © Copyright control 16 Antonio Vivaldi Pastorale uit Sonate in A op.13/4 RV59 (2:36) 1992 Bl!ndman under exclusive license to Parlophone Music Benelux NV/SA, A Warner Music group company Il Giardino Armonico o.l.v. Giovanni Antonini 1991 Teldec Classics International GmbH 11 Avishai Cohen Arab Medley (4:07) Avishai Cohen 17 Franz Schubert Presto Vivace uit Symfonie nr.3 in D D200 (6:16) © Copyright control Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra o.l.v. Nicolaus Harnoncourt 2013 Parlophone/Warner Music France. A Warner Music Group Company. 1993 Teldec Classics International GmbH 12 Youssou N’Dour Touba - Daru Salaam (5:49) 18 George Frideric Handel Tu del ciel ministro eletto (Aria della Bellezza) Youssou N’Dour uit Il Triomfo del Tempo HWV46 (6:05) © EMI Virgin Music Publishing France S.A. (SACEM) and African Broadband Publishing (BMI) 2004 Nonesuch Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company Natalie Dessay / Le Concert d’Astrée o.l.v. Emmanuelle Haim 2007 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 13 Brad Mehldau The Falcon Will Fly Again (8:21) 19 Johann Nepomuk Hummel Rondo uit Trompetconcerto in Es (3:33) Brad Mehldau © Werther Music BMI / 2010 Nonesuch Records Alison Balsom / Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen 2008 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 14 Punch Brothers (Radiohead) Kid A (4:51) Punch Brothers © Warner Chappell Music Ltd./WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) - 2012 Nonesuch Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company CD2 15 Steve Reich Fast uit Electric Counterpoint (4:26) 1 Johann Sebastian Bach Jauchzet, frohlocket Johnny Greenwood uit Weihnachtsoratorium BWV248 (7:44) © Hendon Music, Boosey & Hawkes - 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company Collegium Vocale o.l.v. Philippe Herreweghe 1989 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 16 John Coltrane (Richard Rodgers/Oscar Hammerstein) My Favorite Things (13:41) 2 Antonio Vivaldi Vedro con mi diletto uit Giustino RV717 (5:10) John Coltrane Philippe Jaroussky / Ensemble Mattheus o.l.v. Jean-Christophe Spinosi © Williamson Music, ASCAP / Chappell & Co., ASCAP - 1961 WEA International Inc. 2006 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 3 Antonin Dvorak Molto vivace uit Strijkkwartet nr.14 in As op.105 (5:11) 14 Johann Sebastian Bach / Victor Kissine Aria from BWV988 (Goldberg) (6:15) Alban Berg Quartett Kremerata Baltica o.l.v. Gidon Kremer 2001 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company © Victor Kissine - 2012 WEA International 4 Frédéric Chopin Tempo giusto nr.2 in f uit 3 Walsen op.70 (3:08) Dmitri Shostakovich (arr. Tsyganov) Preludes Ingrid Fliter 15 Moderato, op.34 nr.13 in Fis (1:01) 2009 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company 16 Allegretto, op.34 nr.15 in Des (0:54) Jolente De Maeyer / Nikolaas Kende 5 Max Bruch Finale uit Vioolconcerto op.26 (7:29) 2016 De Maeyer/Kende under exclusive license to Warner Music Benelux NV-SA, a Warner Music Group Company Maxim Vengerov / Gewandhausorchester Leipzig o.l.v. Kurt Masur 1994 Teldec Classics International GmbH 17 Giuseppe Verdi Sempre Libera uit La Traviata (3:42) Diana Damrau / Turin Teatro Regio Orchestra o.l.v. Gianandrea Noseda 6 Domenico Scarlatti Allegro uit Sonate in A K209 (L428) (4:21) 2015 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company Christian Zacharias 1984/Digital Remaster 1991 Parlophone Records Germany CD3 7 Felix Mendelssohn Allegro vivace uit Symfonie nr.4 in A op.90 ‘Italiaanse’ (10:37) 1 David ByrneTree (Today is an Important Occasion) (4:07) David Byrne Chamber Orchestra of Europe o.l.v. Nicolaus Harnoncourt © Index Music, Inc., ASCAP - 2007 Nonesuch Records, Inc., a Warner Music Group Company 1995 Teldec Classics International GmbH 2 Fanfares uit Etudes pour piano, premier livre (3:29) 8 Camille Saint-Saëns Gavotte & Finale uit Septet in Es op.64 (3:30) György Ligeti Pierre-Laurent Aimard Renaud Capuçon / Gautier Capuçon / Frank Braley / David Guerrier / Béatrice Muthelet / © Copyright control - 2003 Warner Classics, Warner Music UK Esther Hoppe / Janne Saksala 2003 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company Manuel de Falla (arr. Revue Blanche) Siete canciones populares españolas Johann Sebastian Bach Goldbergvariaties BWV988 3 I El paño moruno (1:15) 4 II Seguidilla murciana (1:13) 9 Aria (3:45) 5 III Asturiana (2:19) Jeremy Denk 6 IV Jota (3:17) 2013 Nonesuch Records Inc., a Warner Music Group Company 7 VII Polo (1:22) 10 Variatio 1 (2:07) Revue Blanche 2015 VRT/Klara under exclusive license to Warner Music Benelux NV-SA, a Warner Music Group Company 11 Variatio 2 (1:31) 12 Variatio 4 (1:08) 8 Enrique Granados Danse espagnole nr.5 uit Suite espagnole (3:53) 13 Variatio 5 (1:31) Gwen Cresens Philippe Thuriot © Editions Salabert 2015 VRT/Klara under exclusive license to Warner Music Benelux NV-SA, a Warner Music Group Company 2018 VRT/Klara, under exclusive license to Warner Music Benelux NV-SA, a Warner Music Group Company .
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