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tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 APRIL 2013 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer To start, please allow us to wish you all a very Happy Easter! This catalogue should be arriving with you around the festive time - please remember that we will be closed for the bank holiday on Monday 1st April. Universal Classics have produced another three bargain boxsets for release in April: the first one you will spot is the second volume of Mercury recordings (55CD). This is a limited edition set, so please don’t wait if you are keen to obtain a copy. The first set sold out quite quickly! Also being released is a 55CD set of recordings from DG’s ‘Archiv’ catalogue and a 13CD box of the complete works of Pierre Boulez - both are excellent value. April also sees the release of a brand new disc from Gramophone Award winners, Vox Luminis. Many of you will remember their beautiful Schutz recording from last year - this time they turn their attention to English Royal Funeral Music. It is available at a very special price, provided that you order it in April - see p.2. Other new releases worth a mention include Haydn piano albums from both Hamelin and Bavouzet, two major releases (Stravinsky/Rattle and Rossini/Pappano) from EMI and another recording of Berlioz from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra under Robin Ticciati. The rich catalogue of DVDs from VAI is reduced this month, alongside bargains from Hyperion Helios, beautiful presentations from Glossa and Alpha, niche genres from Regent and NMC and historical gems from Music and Arts and West Hill Radio Archives. Best regards from, The Europadisc Team DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £35! BLU-RAY NEW RELEASES Accentus Music BLU-RAY ACC 10257 Mahler Symphony 4 Leipzig Gewandhaus;Chailly £29.95 Arthaus BLU-RAY 108 076 von Winter Das Labyrinth – Part 2 of The Magic Flute Fischesser;Hartelius;Schade;Tatzl;Salzburg Mozarteum;Bolton £29.95 108 073 Solti Centenary Concert Live recording from Chicago, 2012 Gheorghiu;Pape;World Orchestra for Peace;Gergiev £29.95 108 078 Bruckner Symphony 4 (rec 2012) The Cleveland Orchestra;Welser-Most £29.95 108 084 Mayerbeer Die Hugenotten (rec 1991, sung in German) Denning;Peacock;Leech;Welker;Blasius;Soltesz £29.95 Champs Hill BLU-RAY CHR BR 045 Poulenc La Voix Humaine world premiere recording with piano Blu-ray + DVD Felicity Lott;Graham Johnson £18.50 C Major Entertainment BLU-RAY 723 104 Verdi Stiffelio (rec 2012) Aronica;Guanqun;Frontali;Mangione;Battistoni £29.95 723 304 Verdi Rigoletto (rec 2008) Demuro;Nucci;Machaidze;Spotti;Iranyi;Zanetti £29.95 723 504 Verdi Il Trovatore (rec 2010) Nucci;Sgura;Fantini;Romano;Alvarez;Temirkanov £29.95 712 504 Tchaikovsky Eugene Onegin (rec 2011) Opolais;Belkina;Rucinski;Korchak;Groissbock;Wellber £29.95 712 304 Bruckner Symphonies 4 & 7 Munich PO;Thielemann £29.95 Euroarts BLU-RAY - price in brackets available until Friday 26th April 205 7784 Haydn Orlando Paladino (rec 2009) Petersen;Randle;Torres;Spagnoli;Staveland;Kataja;Freiburger BO;Jacobs £29.95 (£23.95) Opus Arte BLU-RAY OABD 7117D Janacek Cunning Little Vixen (rec 2012) Crowe;Bell;Leiferkus;Glyndebourne;Jurowski £29.95 OABD 7119D Britten Peter Grimes (rec 2012) Graham-Hall;Gritton;Purves;Palmer;La Scala;Ticciati £29.95 Warner BLU-RAY 2564 646990 Nureyev As Dancer (Don Quixote) and Choreographer (La Bayadere, Romeo & Juliet) 3 Blu-rays - limited price Nureyev £29.95 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 APRIL 2013 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5pm Wednesday, 29 May 2013 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Mercury Living Presence Collector’s Edition vol.2 55CDs - £89.95 Decca 478 5092 Featuring conductors such as Rafael Kubelik, Frederick Fennell, Howard Hanson, Paul Paray & Antal Dorati. A second collection of 55 CDs from the acclaimed Mercury label, offering a wealth of recordings from the 1950s and 1960s in an unrivalled range of repertory. This ranges from solo Bach played by harpsichordist Rafael Puyana to American composer and conductor Howard Hanson in his own works as well as music by fellow-Americans. Key artists include Antal Dorati in works ranging from Beethoven to Bartók and Berg; Frederick Fennell, Rafael Kubelík, Paul Paray and János Starker. An extensive 182 page booklet includes new essays on the history and development of the Mercury label by Thomas Fine (son of Wilma Cozart Fine, legendary producer of the MLP label) and Mike Gray. Numerous photographs are included and full recording information is documented. When they say full recording information, they mean it too! All the detail collectors love to see is here: the microphones, the recording location, the original engineers, the subsequent remastering engineers, even the type of recording equipment. Two CDs of true rarities are also included: Dorati’s 1953 mono recording of The Rite of Spring; and making its first-ever appearance on CD is John Corigliano’s Piano Concerto. The CD also includes a rare 16 minute interview with Corigliano and pianist Hilde Somer. Universal Classics Decca 478 5242 Julia Lezhneva Alleluia – motets by Vivaldi, Handel, Porpora, Mozart Lezhneva (sop);Il Giardano Armonico;Antonini £11.50 Decca 478 3551 Janine Jansen Schoenberg Verklarte Nacht, Schubert String Quintet Jansen & friends £11.50 Decca 478 5256 Mercury Living Presence 6 LP set A set of 6 iconic LPs on high quality 180gsm vinyl 6LP - see website for more details £91.95 DG 479 1045 Archiv Produktion The Early Music Studio – 55CD box of the best Archiv releases from 1940s to now 55CD - see website £89.95 DG 477 9331 Mozart Clarinet Concerto, Bassoon Concerto, Flute Concerto 2 Santana;Zoon;Carbonare;Orch Mozart;Abbado £11.50 DG 479 1278 The Art of Magdalena Kozena A selection of favourite songs & arias 2CD Kozena £12.50 DG 480 6828 Boulez The Complete Works 13CD Aimard;Pollini;Shaefer;Portal;Queyras;Ensemble Intercomperain;Boulez etc £49.95 10 further titles in the Decca & DG ‘Virtuoso’ re-issue series – single CDs at £5.95 each 478 5404 Brahms Piano Concerto 1, Handel Variations Stephen Kovacevich;LSO;C Davis 478 5413 Cello Encores Bach, S-Saens, Bruch Mischa Maisky 478 5405 Debussy Clair de Lune, Cathedrale Engloutie, L’Isle joyeuse, Arabesques etc Pascal Roge 478 5406 Haydn Symphonies 94, 100 & 101 Philharmonia Hungarica;Dorati 478 5407 Janacek Sinfonietta, Taras Bulba, Cunning Little Vixen Suite Mackerras 478 5409 Mozart Great Mass in C minor, Exsultate Jubilate Bonney;Pinnock;McCreesh 478 5408 Offenbach Can Can – Gaite Parisienne, Overtures Previn;Marriner 478 5410 Respighi Pines of Rome, Fountains of Rome NYPO;Orpheus CO;Sinopoli 478 5411 Schubert Symphony 9; Schumann Manfred Overture CSO;LAPO;Giulini 478 5412 Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra, Tod und Verklarung NYPO;Sinopoli Ricercar - the new album from Gramophone Award winners, Vox Luminis - available at just £9.95 until 29th April due 22/4 RIC 332 English Royal Funeral Music Works by Purcell, Morley, Tomkins, Weelkes & Paisible Vox Luminis;Meunier £12.50 (£9.95) Hyperion CDA 67925 Haydn Piano Concertos 3, 4 & 11 Marc-Andre Hamelin;Les Violons du Roy;Labadie £12.95 CDA 67958 Zelenski/Zarzycki The Romantic Piano Concerto, vol 59 Jonathan Plowright;BBC SSO;Borowicz £12.95 CDA 67960 Strauss Don Quixote, Till Eulenspiegel Gerhardt;Power;Gurzenich-Orchester Koln;Stenz £12.95 CDA 67978 Palestrina Missa Ad coenam Agni, Eastertide Motets The Brabant Ensemble;Rice £12.95 Hyperion Helios re-issues - all Helios titles now reduced, see p.22 for details CDH 55360 Mendelssohn Songs Susan Gritton;Eugene Asti £4.95 CDH 55399 Tikhonovich Piano Trios The Moscow Rachmaninov Trio £4.95 2 Priority New Releases continued... Naxos - all at £6.95 each (except where stated) 855 9743 Adler Cantos, Close Encounters, Five Snapshots Fulmer;Kelly;Eidan;Muroki;Iznaola;Han 857 3027 Bach, WF Keyboard Works, vol 4 Julia Brown;Barbara Baird (harpsichords) 850 1204 Beethoven Complete Symphonies, Overtures & Concertos 12CD £27.75 Various 857 8237 Bel Canto Bully The Muiscal Legacy of the Legendary Domenico Barbaja – Rossini, Weber, Bellini, Donizetti etc 857 2979 Debussy Four Hand Piano Music – Petite Suite, Marche ecossaise, Six Epigraphes, Premiere Suite Armengaud;Chauzu 857 2985 Fibich Orchestral Works, vol 1 – Symphony 1, Impressions from the Countryside Czech NSO;Stilec 850 1064 Great Chamber Music Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Dvorak, Brahms etc 10CD £27.75 Various 857 3104 Landscapes Torke, Ticheli, Copland University of Kansas Wind Ensemble;Popiel 857 3074 Mancinelli Scene veneziane – Suite, Cleopatra excerpts OS di Roma;La Vecchia 857 3017 Maxwell Davies Strathclde Concerto 2, Cello Sonata @Sequentia Serpentigena, Dances Ceccanti;Canino;OS RAI;M Davies 857 3034 Moeran Cello Concerto, Serenade in G, Lonely Waters, Whythorne’s Shadow Johnston;Coffey;Ulster Orch;Falletta 857 3051 Rachmaninov Symphony 3, Symphonic Dances Detroit SO;Slatkin 857 2778 Rota Clarinet Sonata, Clarinet Trio, Improvviso, Toccata, Fantasia Gojevic;Kenedi;Kuo;Zelenka;Sweeney 857 2750 Saint-Saens Music for violin & piano, vol 1 – Violin Son 1, Berceuse, Elegie etc Fanny Clamagirand;Vanya Cohen 857 3078 The Lost City Lamentations through the Ages – McDowall, Casals, V Williams, Mundy, Britten etc Sospiri;Watson 857 3032 Waiting for Benny A Tribute to Benny Goodman – Bernstein, Poulenc, Gershwin, Stravinsky etc Herve;Sugitani;Lovett;Green Naxos Audiobooks NA 0115 Trollope The Warden (unabridged) 6CD David Shaw-Parker £24.95 NA 0118 Turgenev Torrents
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    Ronan Khalil Conductor, Harpsichordist CV CV PARNASSUS ARTS PRODUCTIONS Ronan Khalil Conductor, Harpsichordist French harpsichordist of Lebanese origin, Ro- Spring Organ Concert Series à Athènes, Grand nan Khalil first studied signing at the Maîtrise Théâtre de Bordeaux, Festival Anima Mundi de Bretagne (dir. Jean-Michel Noël) before stu- à Pise etc), the Middle East, Asia and South dying in Pascal Dubreuil’s harpsichord class at America. In 2013, he appeared in Le Neveu the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional in de Rameau at the Ranelagh Theater with the Rennes. His studies then led him to Manches- actors Nicolas Vaude and Gabriel Le Doze. In ter (Sharon Gould), Siena (Christophe Rousset) 2015, he was invited to conduct the Ensemb- and then The Hague (Fabio Bonizzoni) before le Desmarest in Havana (Cuba), and on that he received his degree at the Conservatoire na- occasion gave masterclasses to the students tional supérieur de musique et danse in Paris at the National Conservatory. In 2016, he has after studying with Olivier Baumont, Blandine once again been invited by the same festival Rannou and Kenneth Weiss. For three years and will perform the harpsichord concerto by he also received the precious advice of harp- Manuel de Falla with the Havana Orchestra sichordist Élisabeth Joyé. At the same time, he conducted by Leo Brouwer. continued his training as a singer alongside Peter Kooj, Christian Immler and Kees-Jan de Ronan Khalil has appeared with countertenor Koning. Max-Emanuel Cencic in recitals and with the Il Pomo d‘Oro in Paris, Münich, Froville, Stras- In 2008, Ronan was awarded the Fondation bourg, and Berlin.
  • Beyond Simplicity Analytical Strategies for Contemporary Music

    Beyond Simplicity Analytical Strategies for Contemporary Music

    Beyond Simplicity Analytical Strategies for Contemporary Music Daniel March D.Phil University of York Department of Music July 1997 Abstract Focusing on a repertoire which has often been dismissed for its apparent simplicity, this thesis indicates appropriate strategies for analytical study of this significant body of contemporary music, often termed 'minimalist' or 'post-minimalist', but in fact escaping any such easy classification. Traditional analytical approaches have most usually failed to account successfully for this music, concentrating on the more obvious aspects of its construction and ignoring the complexities that arise when perceived. As a result, the current approach marks an explicit turning towards a consideration of effect, capturing the ways in which different parameters interact and how traditional models of expectation are subverted. Viewed as the means of refining the intentional representation of an individual piece of music, analysis is reinscribed within a cultural network of understanding, both losing its pretence of objective formalism, and gaining a particular and well-defined role within a contemporary musicological context. The evolution of a number of different strategies is a response both to deconstructive and postmodern approaches to text, a recognition of the multiplicity inherent in the repertoire involved, and a general avoidance of clearly theoretical orientations for a more ad hoc process. Situated within discussion both of analytical considerations in general and of this repertoire in particular, the analyses of seven representative pieces of music considerably extend those that have been offered previously. Approaches adopting different aspects of deconstruction are used for discussion of music by Ligeti, Nyman and Andriessen, displaying a number of 'Disorderings' of traditional concepts of how music behaves; further analyses of pieces by Feldman, Reich, Skempton and Monk place greater emphasis on aspects of sound.