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THE WOODWARD COLLECTION # Composer Work Performers Conductor Label Further info 1 Bach Brandenburg Concertos Enlgish Baroque Soloists John Eliot Gardiner Soli Deo Gloria 2 CDs 2 Bach Harpsichord Concertos Richard Eggar Andrew Manze Harmoni Mundi 2 CDs; Academy of Ancient Music 3 Bach Violin Sonatas Andrew Manze BBC Music 4 Beethoven Fidelio Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia Michael Halasz Naxos 2 CDs 5 Beethoven Piano Concertos 4 & 5 Wilhelm Kempff Ferdinand Leitner DGG Berlin Philharmonic 6 Beethoven Piano Sonata No 81a Paul Lewis BBC Music Also Mendelssohn, Liszt, Schubert 7 Beethoven String Quartets 59/1 & 95 Kodaly Quartet Naxos 8 Beethoven Symphonies 1 to 9 London Classical Players Roger Norrington Virgin Classics 5 CDs 9 Beethoven Violin Concerto No 5 Wolfgang Schneiderhan Eugen Jochum DGG Also Mozart Violin Concerto No 5 10 Berlioz Les nuits d'ete Katarina Karneus Vassily Sinaisky BBC Music Incl. Le Corsaire; BBC Philharmonic 11 Berlioz Les nuits d'ete Regine Crespin Ernest Ansermet Decca Legends Also Ravel Sheherazade; Suisse RO 12 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Orchestre Lamoureux Igor Markevitch DGG 13 Bizet Carmen Suites St Petersburg Chamber O Alexander Titov H D Classics Incl. L'Arlesienne Suites 14 Brahms Piano Quintet Amadeus Quartet DGG Incl. String Sextet 15 Brahms Symphony No 2 BBC Symphony O Jiri Belohlavek BBC Music Also Martinu Frescoes of PdF 16 Brahms German Requiem Berlin Philharmonic O Claudio Abbado DGG 17 Brahms Symphony No 1 Cleveland O George Szell Sony Also Haydn Variations 18 Chopin Favourite Piano Works Vladimir Ashkenazy Penguin Classics 19 Chopin Nocturnes Melvyn Tan BBC Music Also Field, Debussy 20 Chopin Scherzi & Preludes Sviatoslav Richter Regis 21 Debussy Orchestral Music Royal Concertgebouw O Bernard Haitink Philips 2 CDs 22 Delius Orchestral Works Halle O John Barbirolli EMI 2 CDs 23 Donizetti L'Elisir d'amore Maggio Musicale Florentine F. Molinari-Pradelli Decca London 2 CDs 24 Dvorak Symphony No 9 Europa Symphony Aqua Collection Also Debussy La Mer 25 Faure Piano Quartet No 1 Schubert Ensemble BBC Music Also Franck Piano Quintet 26 Franck Symphony in D minor BBC National O of Wales Tadaaki Otaka BBC Music Also Chausson Poeme 27 Franck Symphony in D minor Philadelphia O Eugene Ormandy Sony Also Symphonic Variations 28 Gershwin Piano Concerto in F BBC NOW O David Abell BBC Music Also Ravel Piano Concerto in G 29 Grainger Gems for Piano Penelope Thwaites Regis Incl. Shepherd's Hay 30 Grieg From Holberg's Time Staatskapelle Berlin Otmar Suitner Berlin Classics Incl. Norwegian Dances, Lyric Suite 31 Grieg Piano Concerto Stephen Kovacevich Colin Davis Philips Also Schumann Piano Concerto 32 Handel Alcina Les Arts Florissants William Christie Erato With Renee Fleming 33 Handel Concerti grossi op.6 Handel & Haydn Society Christopher Hogwood Decca 2 CDs 34 Handel Coronation Anthems Royal Academy Consort Jeremy Summerly Naxos Incl. Zadok the Priest, Silete Venti 35 Handel Dixit Dominus I Barocchisti Diego Fasolis BBC Music Also Vivaldi's Gloria 36 Handel Organ Concertos, op.4 Accademia Bizantia Ottavio Dantone L'Oiseau-Lyre 37 Handel The Best of Handel Naxos Selection from major works 38 Hartmann Violin Concerto Christiane Edinger Krzytof Penderecki Thorofon Also Szymanowski Violin Concerto THE WOODWARD COLLECTION 39 Haydn Nelson Mass Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia Bela Drahos Naxos 40 Haydn Symphonies 43 to 45 Royal Philharmonic O Stefan Sanderling RPO 41 Haydn Symphonies 94 & 101 St Petersburg R&TV O S. Gorkovenko HDC Also Mozart A Musical Joke 42 Janacek Glagolitic Mass Bavarian Radio Symphony O Raphael Kubelik DGG Incl. Taras Bulba 43 Janacek String Quartets 1 & 2 Vlach Quartet Prague Naxos Incl. Violin Sonata, Pohadka 44 Mahler Ruckert Lieder & Songs Christianne Stotijn Yasuo Shinozaki BBC Music Also Brahms Alto Rhapsody 45 Mahler Symphony No 1 BBC Symphony O Manfred Honeck BBC Music 46 Mahler Symphony No 4 Royal Philharmonic O Daniele Gatti RCA Incl. Four Early Songs 47 Mendelssohn A Midsummer Night's DreamWind Soloists, Bremen DKP Berlin Classics Also Schubert Octet, Weber Adagio 48 Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Igor Oistrach Franz Konwitschny Berlin Classics Incl. Symphony No 3 49 Monteverdi L'Orfeo Concentus Musicus Wien Nikolaus Harnoncourt Erato 50 Monteverdi Second Vespers The Sixteen Harry Christophers Hyperion For the Feast of Santa Barbara 51 Mozart Clarinet Concerto Sabine Meyer Hans Vonk EMI Incl. Sinfonia Concertante (wind) 52 Mozart Clarinet Quartets & Trio Danubius Quartet Naxos 53 Mozart Divertimento in E flat Leopold String Trio Hyperion Incl. Duo in B flat 54 Mozart Musical Masterpieces Classic Composers Selection from major works 55 Mozart Overtures Staatskapelle Dresden Colin Davis RCA 56 Mozart Piano Concertos 17 & 24 Andre Previn Adrian Boult Royal Classics 57 Mozart Serenade Gran Partita German Wind Soloists Naxos 58 Mozart Violin Concertos 1 to 5 Yehudi Menuhin Yehudi Menuhin EMI Incl. Sinfonia Concertante (strings) 59 Mozart Violin Concertos 3 to 5 Augustin Dumay Sinfonia Varsovia EMI 3 CDs; also other violin works 60 Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf David Attenborough Yan Pascal Tortelier BBC Music Also Britten's Young Persons Guide 61 Prokofiev Symphonies 1 & 5 Slovak Philharmonic O S. Gunzenhauser Naxos Incl. Lieutenant Kije 62 Puccini Madame Butterfly Rome Opera O G. Gavazzeni Regis With de los Angeles, di Stefano 63 Puccini Tosca Vienna Philharmonic O Herbert Von Karajan Decca Legends With Leontyne Price 64 Rachmaninoff Piano Concertos 1 to 4 London Symphony O Andre Previn Decca 65 Rachmaninoff Vespers BBC Singers David Hill BBC Music 66 Respighi 3 Orchestral Works Philadelphia O Eugene Ormandy Sony 67 Rimsky-Korsakov Sheherazade London Philharmonia Enrique Batiz Naxos Incl. Tale of Tsar Saltan 68 Saint-Saens Best Of Naxos Various pieces 69 Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2 BBC Philharmonic Marin Alsop BBC Music 70 Saint-Saens Violin Concerto No 3 Polish Radio Symphony O Antoni Wit Naxos 71 Scarlatti Piano Sonatas Balazs Szokolay Naxos 72 Schubert Octet Michael Collins & friends BBC Music 73 Schubert Symphony No. 8 Berlin Philharmonic Herbert von Karajan Deutsche Also Mendelssohn Symphony No 4 74 Schubert Trout Quintet Cleveland Quartet Philips With Alfred Brendel 75 Schubert Impromptus Jeno Jando Naxos 76 Schubert String Quartet in C Vellinger Quartet BBC Music 77 Schumann Symphonies No 2 & 4 Polish Radio Symphony O Antoni Wit Naxos THE WOODWARD COLLECTION 78 Schumann Symphony No. 3 Royal Philharmonic O Dirk Joeres Regis 79 Shostakovich String Quartet No 8 Jerusalem Quartet BBC Music Also Beethoven 18/6, Haydn 76/4 80 Shostakovich The Gadfly Ukraine Symphony O Theodore Kuchar Naxos 81 Sibelius Karelia Suite, Finlandia Gothenburg Symphony O Neeme Jarvi DGG Inc. Luonnotar, Oceanides 82 Strauss J Die Fledermaus Vienna Philharmonic Andre Previn Philips 2 CDs 83 Tchaikovsky Complete Suites New Philharmonia O Antal Dorati Philips 2 CDs 84 Tchaikovsky Sleeping Beauty Russian National O Mikhail Pletnev DGG CD 2 only 85 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 2 USSR Symphony O Evgeni Svetlanov Regis Records Incl. Serenade for Strings 86 Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 BBC Philharmonic Yan Pascal Tortelier BBC Music 87 Tchaikovsky The Sleeping Beauty Russian National O Mikhail Pletnev DGG 88 Telemann Recorder Suite Capella Istropolitana Richard Edlinger Naxos Incl. Viola Concerto 89 Various Christmas Carols BBC Singers Brian Kay BBC Music 90 Various Farewell Concerts Alfred Brendel Charles Mackerras Decca 2CDs; with Vienna Philharmonic O 91 Various Flute music EMI 20 tracks from Bach to Poulenc 92 Various Love Sacred, Love Profane BBC Singers Stephen Cleobury BBC Music Incl. Messian, Poulenc, Faure 93 Various Musical Evenings Philharmonia Virtuosi ESS.A.Y Music from Patrick O'Brian novels 94 Various Nativitas Erato Christmas carols 95 Various Oboe Concertos Strings of Zurich Howard Griffiths Classical MasterworksMarcello, Bach, Vivaldi, Albinoni, 96 Various Renaissance Choral The Sixteen Harry Christophers BBC Music Allegri (Miserere), Palestrina, Byrd 97 Various BBC National O of Wales David Robertson BBC Music Debussy, Satie, Roussel 98 Vaughan WilliamsSymphony No. 4 BBC Symphony O Malcolm Arnold BBC Music Also Bliss Checkmate, Elgar Froissart 99 Vaughan WilliamsSymphony No. 5 BBC Symphony O Andrew Davis BBC Music 100 Verdi Aida Rome Opera O Georg Solti Decca 2 CDs 101 Vierne Organ Symphony No 3 David Briggs BBC Music Also Widor Symphony No. 5 102 Vivaldi Gloria & Magnificat Taverner Consort Andrew Parrott Vrgin Veritas 103 Vivaldi The Four Seasons Capella Istropolitana S. Gunzenhauser Naxos 104 Wagner Collection - Various Berlin PO/Vienna PO Solti & von Karajan 105 Walton Belshazzar's Feast BBC Symphony O Andrew Davis BBC Music Also Vaughan Williams Tallis Fantasia 106 Walton Cello Concerto Lloyd Webber Neville Marriner Philips Also Britten Cello Symphony 107 Walton Facade Melologos Ensemble Silveer Van den BroeckDiscover 108 Walton Viola Concerto Various Various BBC Music Also Ireland Piano Concerto 109 Weber Clarinet Concertos O of the Age of EnlightenmentAntony Pay Virgin Veritas 2 CDs. Also Crusell Clarinet Concertos 110 Weber Invitation to the Dance Berlin Philharmonic Herbert von Karajan DGG 111 Webern Passacaglia Ulster O Takuo Yuasa Naxos Incl Symphony, 5 pieces, 6 pieces 112 A Life in Song Edith Piaf Union Square Music CD1 only - Soho Collection (3 CDs) 113 Home in Pasadena Pasedena Roof Orchestra Sanctuary CD 2 only.
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