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March 2013 List Blu-Ray New Releases tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 MARCH 2013 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer The recording that we are most excited about this month has to be the brand new St John Passion from the Dunedin Consort. Ever since their stunning release of Handel’s Messiah on the Linn label, each new offering has been eagerly awaited and this latest venture certainly doesn’t disappoint. Due out on 18th March, we have arranged for it to be available at a very special price for all those who order it in advance - see p.2 for details. Boulez is back with Mahler this month, this time exploring the lesser-recorded Das Klagende Lied with Anna Prohaska and Dorothea Roschmann - well worth a try. Other items we are looking forward to are the second instalment of Barry Douglas’ Brahms cycle for Chandos, Christina Pluhar’s Mediterraneo for Virgin Classics and Sir Mark Elder’s issue of Vaughan Williams’ Symphonies 5 & 8 on the Halle label. There also appears to be an abundance of new bargain boxsets this month, including items focused on Vladimir Ashkenazy (Decca), Sir John Eliot Gardiner (DG Archiv), Boult’s Vaughan Williams (EMI), Klemperer’s Mozart Operas (EMI), Byron Janis (Sony), Jascha Heifetz (Sony) and Wagner (also Sony). These can all be found under the relevant label sections - great value for collectors. Hungaroton have recently agreed a new distribution arrangement in the UK and this month we are able to feature a special offer on the entire label for the first time in a while. In fact, we have a bit of a focus on independent labels this month - other offers include the catalogues of Timpani, Aparte, Eloquentia and the Barbirolli Society, all well worth exploring. Euroarts also feature for DVD and Blu-ray lovers with a 4 page selection listed towards the end of this catalogue. Enjoy! The Europadisc Team DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £35! BLU-RAY NEW RELEASES Arthaus BLU-RAY 108 064 Pergolesi L’Olimpiade (rec 2011) Gimenez;Petrova;Fernandez;Rivera;Academia Montis Regalis;De Marchi £29.95 108 075 Bach St Matthew Passion (rec 2012) Padmore;Harvey;Espada;Danz;Concertgebouw;Fischer £29.95 108 046 Verdi La Forza del Destino (rec 2007) Urmana;Guelfi;Giordani;Gertseva;Mehta £29.95 BelAir Classiques BLU-RAY BAC 479 Lionel Bringuier & Nelson Friere - Royal Albert Hall 2010 Chopin PC 2, Gluck Orfeo et Euridice piano transc, etc BBC SO £23.95 C Major Entertainment BLU-RAY 722 904 Verdi Luisa Miller (rec 2007) Surian;Luperi;Alvarez;Demuro;Franci;Nucci;Renzetti £29.95 722 504 Verdi Il Corsaro (rec 2008) Ribeiro;Lungu;Salsi;Dalla Benetta;Bonfatti;Montanaro £29.95 722 704 Verdi La Battaglia di Legnano (rec 2012) Iori;Linares;Theodossiou;Richards;Brott £29.95 Euroarts BLU-RAY - special offer on complete label, see p.24 for details 207 2524 Pfitzner Palestrina (rec 2009) Ventris;Rose;Volle;Daszak;Bayer Staatsorchester;Young £23.95 207 2244 Mehta Dvorak Carnival Ov, Symph 8, Mozart Bassoon Concerto K191, Bartok Concerto for Orch (rec 1977) LAPO £23.95 Naxos BLU-RAY AUDIO (no picture, just sound) NBD 0032 Mendelssohn Violin Concertos, Violin Sonata in F minor Yang;Descharmes;Sinfonia Finlandia Jyvaskyla;Gallois £11.95 Opus Arte BLU-RAY OABD 7116D Prokofiev Romeo & Juliet (rec 2012) Bonelli;Cuthbertson;The Royal Ballet;Wordsworth £24.95 Signum BLU-RAY - complete label currently reduced by 25%, see website for details SIGBRD 001 Universe of Sound Holst The Planets, Talbot Worlds, Stars, Systems, Infinity Philharmonia;Salonen £12.38 Warner Classics BLU-RAY 2564 656333 Wagner Der Ring des Nibelungen 4 Blu-rays Bayreuth Festival Chorus & Orchestra;Barenboim £78.95 Barenboim's seminal Ring Cycle, available for the first time on Blu-ray. Also includes 15 min documentary with Barenboim and Tomlinson talking about the Kupfer production. 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 MARCH 2013 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5pm Friday, 26 April 2013 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Universal Classics Decca 478 4890 Rachmaninov The Piano Concertos, Paganini Rhapsody 2CD Lisitsa;LSO;Francis £13.50 DG 479 0077 Enchanted Forest Baroque arias by Cavalli, Handel, Monteverdi, Morley etc Prohaska;Arcangelo;Cohen £11.50 Decca 478 3544 Bruch Violin Concerto no.1; Dvorak Violin Concerto Fischer;Tonhalle Zurich;Zinman £11.50 DG 479 0841 Gesualdo/Victoria Responsories & Lamentations for Holy Saturday Tenebrae;Short £11.50 DG 476 5049 Beethoven Piano Sonatas – Moonlight, Pathetique, Appassionata due 25/3 Yundi £11.50 DG 479 1302 The Art of Yundi Highlights from his recordings Yundi £6.95 DG 477 9891 Mahler Das Klagende Lied; Berg Lulu Suite Anna Prohaska;Dorothea Roschmann;VPO;Boulez £11.50 DG 479 1075 Vivaldi Con Moto – Concertos RV187, 281, 232, 283 Accademia Bizantina;Dantone £11.50 Decca 466 9522 Gheorghiu Verdi Heroines – re-issue OS Milano Verdi;Chailly £6.95 Decca 478 5093 Ashkenazy 50 Years on Decca (Original Jacket Collection) 50CD Ashkenazy £89.95 DG 479 1044 The John Eliot Gardiner Collection Monteverdi, Purcell, Bach, Handel, Gluck, Mozart, Berlioz, Lehar, Verdi etc 30CD £54.95 DG 479 1274 Great Bach Choruses Argenta;Rolfe Johnson;Varcoe;Monteverdi Choir;English Baroque;Gardiner £6.95 DG 479 1148 Great Wagner Conductors Furtwangler, de Sabata, Knappertsbusch, Joghum, Elmendorff 4CD £19.95 DG 479 1241 Great Wagner Voices Flagstad, Nilsson, Varnay, Greindl, Hotter, Lorenz, Melchior 6CD £28.95 ‘Decca Opera’ re-issue series due 18/3 478 5265 Britten Albert Herring 2CD Pears;Brannigan;Noble;Fisher;Pashley;ECO;Britten £14.95 478 5269 Britten Gloriana 2CD Barstow;Langridge;Opie;Jones;Welsh NO;Mackerras £14.95 478 5273 Britten Peter Grimes 2CD Vickers;Harper;Summers;Covent Garden;C Davis £14.95 478 5277 Ponchielli La Gioconda 3CD Caballe;Pavarotti;Baltsa;Milnes;Ghiaurov;Bartoletti £19.95 478 5300 Verdi Attila 2CD Raimondi;Deutekom;Milnes;Bergonzi;RPO;Gardelli £14.95 478 5313 Verdi I Lombardi 2CD Deutekom;Domingo;Raimondi;RPO;Gardelli £14.95 478 5304 Verdi Il Corsaro 2CD Caballe;Carreras;Norman;Gardelli £14.95 478 5308 Verdi Jerusalem 3CD Mescheriakova;Giordani;Scandiuzzi;Luisi £19.95 478 5282 Wagner Das Rheingold 2CD Adam;Nienstedt;Bayreuth;Bohm £14.95 478 5286 Wagner Siegfried 4CD Windgassen;Nilsson;Adam;Neidlinger;Bayreuth;Bohm £26.95 Bach - St John Passion Dunedin Consort, John Butt Linn Records CKD419 (2 Hybrid SACDs) Special offer: available at £13.95 until the expiry date of this catalogue. However, order it before the release date of 18th March and receive it for just £10.95! This is the premiere recording of J S Bach's St John Passion heard for the first time within its original liturgical context. This recording marks the return of Dunedin Consort's star-studded cast, including Nicholas Mulroy, Matthew Brook, Robert Davies, Joanne Lunn and Clare Wilkinson. Director John Butt has given listeners an interpretation that will provide a refreshing outlook on this masterpiece and will show the John Passion in a completely new light. The Consort recreate the context of a passion performance during Bach's time at Leipzig; the University of Glasgow Chapel Choir (directed by James Grossmith) and a congregational choir of amateur singers perform motets and chorales from an original Leipzig hymn book and John Butt takes centre stage to perform organ preludes on the Collins organ at Greyfriar's Kirk in Edinburgh, where the recording took place. Highly recommended! Other titles available from the Dunedin Consort (currently reduced): CKD 354 Bach, JS Mass in B minor 2 Hybrid SACDs Hamilton;Osmond;Oitzinger;Hobbs;Dunedin Consort;Butt £10.50 CKD 313 Bach, JS St Matthew Passion 3 Hybrid SACDs Dunedin Consort and Players;Butt £16.50 CKD 319 Handel Acis and Galatea 2 Hybrid SACDs Hamilton;Mulroy;Hobbs;Hurndall;Dunedin Consort;Butt £12.95 CKD 397 Handel Esther 2 Hybrid SACDs Dunedin Consort and Players;Butt £12.95 CKD 285 Handel The Messiah 2 Hybrid SACDs Hamilton;Gill;Wilkinson;Mulroy;Brook;Caswell;Dunedin Consort;Butt £10.50 CKD 117 In the Beginning Works by Barber and Copland Dunedin Consort;Parry £10.50 2 Priority New Releases continued... Naxos all at £6.95 each (except where stated) - see p.18 for a special offer on opera titles 857 2343 Beethoven Piano Trios, vol 5 – ‘Archduke’, Kakadu Vars, Trio in E flat major Xyrion Trio 857 3056 Bernstein Transcriptions for Wind Band – Waterfront, On the Town, Candide, Fanfare UN Sth Carolina WE;Weiss 857 2575 Ernst Erlkonig, Carnaval, Violin Etudes, Rossini Vars, Elegie, Feuillet, Trio Josef Spacek (violin);Gordon Back 866 0326-27 Fall The Rose of Stambul 2CD £8.95 (special offer price) McCord;Kelly;Morrissey;Chicago Folks Operetta;Frantzen 857 3095 Freitas The Silly Girl’s Dance, The Wall of Love, Medieval Suite etc RSNO;Cassuto 855 7358-60 Handel Concerti Grossi, op 6 3CD £14.25 Aradia Ensemble;Mallon 857 2738 Hoffmeister Flute Concertos, vol 1 – nos 21 & 24 Bruno Meier;Prague Chamber Orchestra 857 2633 Karabits Concertos for Orchestra, nos 1-3 Bournemouth SO;Karabits 857 2719-20 Mayr Il sagrifizio di Jefte (Sacred Oratorio) 2CD £11.95 Soloists;Simon Mayr Chorus & Ensemble;Hauk 857 3092 Mozart Missa brevis K194 & K275, Regina coeli K127 St Albans Cathedral Choir;Sinfonia Verdi;Lucas 857 2610 Muffat Componimenti Musicali: nos 1 & 7, Parthie in D minor, Parthie Parisien Naoko Akutagawa (harpsichord) 857 2696 Penderecki Piano Concertos ‘Resurrection’, Flute Concerto Douglas;Dlugosz;Warsaw PO;Wit 857 2411 Petrassi Partita, Divertimento, Quattro inni sacri, Coro di morti Soloists;OS di Roma;La Vecchia
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