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FEBRUARY 2008 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer You will no doubt have read the speculation surrounding the EMI situation and the financial difficulties they face in today’s rapidly changing market. This is by no means unique to them. In this digital age, one wonders just how the record companies will meet the challenges brought about by ‘downloading’ and consequently the reduction in the numbers of music CDs being bought worldwide. In the classical music market, there remains amongst most buyers a requirement for not only the music - in high quality sound to be played in the comfort of the listening environment - but also the material that goes with it. This would suggest that the current CD complete with libretti/booklet format will be with us for some time yet. However, monetary pressures do mean that the funds available for new classical recordings, particularly large scale works, are declining, leading to a constant search for the ‘re-cycling’ of material previously recorded and issued. So here’s the good news. Whilst this development has its detractors, it does mean that we can enjoy, often at a bargain price, the work of truly great artists in a new light and with the benefit of enhanced sound quality and illuminating background material. The recent re-issues featuring Karajan, Pavarotti, Callas, and offerings on the Lyrita and Naxos Historical labels amply illustrate the point. So, enjoy the fruits of the ‘financial squeeze’ whilst you can - there may never be a better time! Mark, Richard & Mike NAXOS OFFER £4.00 per disc - see inside! DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £30 Please note: American Express From January 1st 2008, we will no longer be accepting payment by American Express. This is due to the disproportionate fees and costs of administration. We apologise to AMEX users and request that you quote an alternative card for your purchases. This listing is now available to view at www.europadisc.co.uk You can now view our monthly list on the website. On the Home page of our site, you will see a download pdf symbol on the left side - New Releases PDF. Just click on this and you will obtain all the releases and offers for viewing or printing in flat sheet format. If you haven’t logged on to our new website yet, why not take a look? You will find thousands of back catalogue titles and even more reduced price offers than we have space for in this listing. We have applied identical pricing across both the mail order listing and the website. To save wasting paper and resources, please let us know if you no longer require this printed listing. We will continue to mail you unless you tell us otherwise. Mailing of our monthly listing Not surprisingly, one of the most costly aspects of our operation is the production and mailing of this monthly list. At the same time, in common with many of you, we are trying to reduce our usage of resources as far as possible. With both these factors in mind, we have decided that, in the future, we will only mail each list to all customers who have ordered from us within the previous 6 months, which we think is a reasonable period within which to expect an order to be placed. After this, the list will not be mailed unless we receive a further order. Don’t forget that the list is available on our website (see above) to view or download. 1 email [email protected] uropadisc tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 E Classical Music on CD and DVD FEBRUARY 2008 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5 pm Wednesday 26 March (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. NAXOS at only £4 per disc! See catalogue enclosed for complete CD listing. Includes all single CDs and sets of up to 4 CDs, eg 4CD set = £16 Box sets of 5 CDs and over are individually priced – please contact us or see website Exceptions: 1 The offer does not include Audiobooks, DVDs, SACDs, DVD-Audios or Books. 2 The enclosed catalogue includes some future releases which cannot be supplied at the offer price unless they are released by the final date of this offer - we will inform you on the delivery note if any title cannot be supplied. 3 The Naxos Catalogue is for worldwide use and includes some titles not available in the UK - we will inform you on the delivery note if any title cannot be supplied. Naxos CDs - all at £4.00 per disc (unless indicated otherwise) 857 0554 Godard Violin Concertos, Scenes Poetiques Chloe Hanslip;Slovak SPO;Trevor 857 0283 Strauss, R Four Last Songs, Brentano-Lieder, Ariadne excerpts Ricarda Merbeth;Weimar Staatskapelle;Halasz 857 0381 Schubert Mass in E flat major, Stabat Mater Immortal Bach Ens;Leipziger Kammerorchester;Schuldt-Jensen 857 0336 Tanayev Symphonies 1 & 3 Novosibirsk ASO;Sanderling 855 9347 Flagello Missa Sinfonica; Rosner Symphony 5 NRSO of Ukraine;Williams 855 7250 Buxtehude Six Sonatas (Chamber Music vol 3) Holloway;Weiss;ter Linden;Rasmussen;Mortensen 857 0280 Vanhal Symphonies, volume 4 Toronto Chamber Orchestra;Mallon 857 0319 Sugata Symphonic Overture, Peaceful Dance, Rhythm of Life, Dancing Girl Kanagawa PO;Komatsu 857 0325 Granados In the Village (for Piano Four Hands) (Piano Music vol 10) Douglas Riva;Jordi Maso 857 0341 Guitar Music of Chile Contreras, Salinas, Restucci, Sanchez, Parra Jose Antonio Escobar 857 0361 Bach, JC Six Keyboard Sonatas, op 17 Alberto Nose 857 0443 Villa-Rojo Concierto Plateresco, Concierto 2, Serenata Schellenberger;Polo;OC Reina Sofia;Chumachenco 857 0727 Bizet/Serebrier Carmen Symphony, plus Ginastera, Villa-Lobos etc United States Marine Band;Serebrier Naxos Historical 811 1274 Brahms Sym 1, Academic FO; Wagner Tristan Prelude, Siegfried Idyll (rec 1927/8) Berlin SOO;Klemperer 811 1320-21 Verdi Otello (rec 1947) 2CD £8.00 Vinay;Nelli;Valdengo;NBC SO;Toscanini 811 1092 Segovia 1950s American Recordings vol 4 – Milan, Narvaez, Dowland, Devisee, Ponce Andres Segovia Naxos Educational 855 8186-87 Stravinsky A Portrait – His Works, His Life 2CD + booklet £8.00 Naxos Audiobooks (not included in offer) NA 785212 Conan Doyle The Lost World 7CD Glen McCready £16.95 NA 885312 White The Sword in the Stone 8CD Neville Jason £24.95 NA 485412 Griffith Aristotle: An Introduction 4CD Hugh Ross;Roy McMillan £14.95 NA 185612 Poems of Emily Dickinson Teresa Gallagher £7.95 NA 185512 Poems of John Milton Samantha Bond;Derek Jacobi £7.95 Hyperion CDA 67600 Fire Burning in Snow Latin American Baroque Polyphony by Araujo and Salazar Ex Cathedra;Skidmore £11.95 Hybrid SACD version of the above – SACDA67600 £12.95 CDA 67572 Dvorak Piano Trios in B flat major and G minor; Suk Elegy Florestan Trio £9.95 See page 10 for our ‘Artist of the Month’ offer featuring the Florestan Trio CDA 67612 Organ Fireworks vol XII Christopher Herrick (Haderslev Cathedral, Denmark) £11.95 CDA 67632 Clementi The complete Piano Sonatas vol 1 2CD Howard Shelley £11.95 CDA 67644 Ives Romanzo di Central Park, and other songs Gerald Finley (baritone);Julius Drake £11.95 CDA 67668 Pitts Alpha and Omega – sacred choral music Tonus Peregrinus;Pitts £11.95 CDA 67672 Martinu Complete Music for Violin & Orchestra vol 2 Matousek;Kosarek;Czech PO;Hogwood £11.95 Helios re-issues CDH 55293 The Medieval Romantics French Songs & Motets 1340-1440 Gothic Voices;Page £5.95 CDH 55260 English Classical Violin Concertos Brooks, Linley, Shaw, Wesley Wallfisch;Parley of Instruments £5.95 2 EMI & Virgin Classics Karajan – the 100th Anniversary Collection 512 0382 Karajan The Complete EMI recordings – volume 1 Orchestral, 1946-84. 88CDs in flip top box £64.95 511 9732 Karajan The Complete EMI recordings – volume 2 Opera & Vocal, 1946-84. 72CDs in flip top box £59.95 515 8632 Beethoven The 9 Symphonies 5CD Philharmonia Orchestra;Karajan £11.95 516 0912 Karajan – the Great Recordings Beethoven Triple Concerto; Wagner Parsifal/Lohengrin Preludes, Overtures; Brahms Symphony 2 (mono); Strauss Metamorphosen; Bruckner Symphony 7; Sibelius Symphonies 4 & 5, En Saga, Suites, Finlandia; Strauss Don Quixote, Sinfonia Domestica; Debussy La Mer, Prelude l’apres midi; Ravel Bolero, Alborado, La Valse 8CD £12.95 515 9342 Karajan – the Legend A compilation - famous excerpts 2CD £12.95 515 7662 Karajan – 100 Best Karajan 100 popular tracks 6CD £9.95 500 2812 Mozart Piano Concertos 17 & 20 Leif Ove Andsnes £11.95 516 4482 Schubert Late Piano Sonatas – nos 17, 19, 20 & 21 2CD Leif Ove Andsnes £11.95 502 1092 Brahms Violin Concerto; Joachim Violin Concerto Christian Tetzlaff £11.95 514 8382 Baroque Improvisations on Baroque classics Gabriela Montero £9.95 EMI ‘Great Recordings of the Century’ – all newly remastered, libretti and sung texts included 509 6472 Bach Goldberg Variations, Italian Concerto, Aria Variata, French Overture 2CD Rosalyn Tureck £12.95 509 6552 Beethoven Late String Quartets 3CD Bisch Quartet £17.95 509 6682 Chopin Nocturnes, 4 Scherzi 2CD Arthur Rubinstein £12.95 509 6762 Korngold Violin Concerto; Goldmark Violin Concerto Itzhak Perlman;Pittsburgh SO;Andre Previn £5.95 509 6802 Mozart Opera Arias Lucia Popp;Georg Fischer £5.95 509 6902 Purcell Dido & Aeneas Jones;Flagstad;Schwarzkopf;Braithwaite £5.95 509 6922 Sibelius Symphony no 7, Tapiola, Oceanides, Pelleas & Melisande Inc. 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    Illinois State University ISU ReD: Research and eData Red Note New Music Festival Music 2017 Red Note New Music Festival Program, 2017 School of Music Illinois State University Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/rnf Part of the Music Commons Recommended Citation School of Music, "Red Note New Music Festival Program, 2017" (2017). Red Note New Music Festival. 4. https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/rnf/4 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in Red Note New Music Festival by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUNDAY, MARCH 26TH 7 pm, Center for the Performing Arts The Festival opens with a concert featuring the Illinois State University large ensembles. Dr. Glenn Block conducts the ISU Symphony Orchestra in a performance of the winning work in this year’s Composition Competition for Full Orchestra, Melody Eötvös’ The Saqqara Bird. The Symphony will also perform Carl Schimmel’s There Was, and There Was Not with cello soloist Adriana Ransom. The ISU Concert Choir, conducted by Dr. Karyl Carlson, performs the winning piece in the Composition Competition for Chorus, Gaudete by Jorge Andrés Ballasteros. Guest composer Sydney Hodkinson is represented on the remainder of the program by his Symphony No. 10, performed by the ISU Wind Symphony (Dr. Joseph Manfredo, conductor), and his Drawings No. 8 for young string orchestra, which will be performed by students in the ISU String Project.