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February 2016 DEALER INFORMATION SERVICE: NO. 289 FEBRUARY 2016 • CUT-OFF DATE FOR RECEIPT OF ORDER: THURSDAY 21ST JANUARY • SHIP-OUT DATE: WEDNESDAY 27TH JANUARY REPRESENTING TODAY’S • NATIONAL ‘ON SALE’ DATE: FRIDAY 29TH JANUARY GREAT LABELS THIS MONTH'S HIGHLIGHTS Download this month's information here: http://www.selectmusic.co.uk/ USERNAME: dealer / PASSWORD: select Select Music and Video Distribution Limited 3 Wells Place, Redhill, Surrey RH1 3SL Tel: 01737 645600 Fax: 01737 644065 Index Please click on a label below to be directed to its relevant page. Thank you. CDs Accentus Music ........................................................................................................................ page 9 Albion Records ........................................................................................................................ page 6 APR ....................................................................................................................................... page 9 BIS ........................................................................................................................................ page 5 BMMA .................................................................................................................................... page 9 BR Klassik ............................................................................................................................... page 6 Bridge Records ........................................................................................................................ page 9 Cantaloupe Music ..................................................................................................................... page 6 Capriccio ............................................................................................................................ page 9,10 Chandos ................................................................................................................................. page 4 Concerto Classics ....................................................................................................................page 10 Continuo Classics ....................................................................................................................page 10 Coro....................................................................................................................................... page 6 CPO ....................................................................................................................................... page 7 Dacapo .................................................................................................................................page 7,8 Delos ............................................................................................................................... page 10,11 Genuin Classics .................................................................................................................. page 11,12 Gramola.................................................................................................................................page 12 Grand Piano ...........................................................................................................................page 12 Hanssler Classic ......................................................................................................................page 13 Heritage Media .......................................................................................................................page 13 Honens .................................................................................................................................page 14 Hyperion ................................................................................................................................ page 3 Jazzhaus ................................................................................................................................ page 8 LPO ....................................................................................................................................... page 8 Melodiya ...............................................................................................................................page 14 Oehms Classics .......................................................................................................................page 14 Ondine ................................................................................................................................... page 8 Orlando Records......................................................................................................................page 14 Quartz ...................................................................................................................................page 15 Rondeau Production ................................................................................................................page 15 Solo Musica............................................................................................................................page 15 Sono Luminus.........................................................................................................................page 15 Steinway & Sons ...................................................................................................................... page 8 SWR ................................................................................................................................. page 15,16 Tactus ...................................................................................................................................page 16 Toccata Classics ................................................................................................................. page 16,17 DVDs Accentus Music .....................................................................................................................page 17 Arthaus Musik .............................................................................................................. page 18,19,20 C Major Entertainment ..................................................................................................... page 20,21 Dacapo .................................................................................................................................page 21 Euroarts ...............................................................................................................................page 21 Opus Arte .............................................................................................................................page 17 2 All Prices Quoted are Dealer Prices FEBRUARY 2016 Highlight of the month Domenico SCARLATTI Sonatas Angela Hewitt Baroque pianist par excellence Angela Hewitt turns to the rich seam of Domenico Scarlatti keyboard sonatas. There are 555 in total—here Angela performs sixteen of the finest. CDA67613 £9.00 Vincenzo GALILEI The Well-Tempered Lute Žak Ozmo The modern sequence of keys had yet to be invented when Vincenzo Galilei set out to traverse them all—well over a century before Bach’s seminal ‘Well-Tempered Clavier’. The demands on the sixteenth-century lutenist are ferocious, and Žak Ozmo here fully rises to the challenge in their first recording. CDA68017 £9.00 Ludomir RÓZYCKI Piano Concertos Jonathan Plowright BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Łukasz Borowicz Ludomir Rózycki remains frustratingly obscure outside of his native Poland, something this new album of his three works for piano and orchestra will help to rectify as his late-nineteenth-century musical language—and an accomplished ear for instrumental colour—responds to the horrors of two world wars with an irrepressible spirit. CDA68066 £9.00 Alec ROTH A Time to Dance & other choral works Ex Cathedra, Jeffrey Skidmore Alec Roth’s new cantata is a celebration of times and seasons, and a joy to hear. Also included are new settings of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis and of George Herbert’s Antiphon ‘Praised be the God of love’. CDA68144 £9.00 FEBRUARY 2016 All Prices Quoted are Dealer Prices 3 Highlight of the month Aaron COPLAND Orchestral Works 1 - Ballets Fanfare for the Common Man; El Salón México; Suite from Billy the Kid; Suite from Appalachian; Spring; Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo BBC Philharmonic, John Wilson For this new series the conductor, arranger, and light music specialist John Wilson, a BBC Proms favourite, joins the BBC Philharmonic on Chandos, in orchestral works by Aaron Copland. This first volume features the suites from the American composer’s most famous ballets. CHSA 5164 £9.00 (Hybrid SACD) Bohuslav MARTINŮ Suites Nos 1 and 2 from Špalíček Rhapsody; Concerto for Viola and Orchestra Mikhail Zemtsov Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Neeme Järvi This album with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra and its artistic director, Neeme Järvi, features two mature works by Martinů, recorded in the splendid acoustic of the Estonia Concert Hall in Tallinn. CHAN 10885 £9.00 Ludwig van BEETHOVEN Complete Sonatas for Piano and Violin Tasmin Little, Martin Roscoe After a ‘sublime’ (BBC Music Magazine) complete set of Schubert’s violin sonatas with Piers Lane [CHAN 10850(2)], Tasmin Little joins Martin Roscoe in this recording of the complete violin sonatas by Beethoven. CHAN 10888(3) £18.00 (3 CDs) Franz Joseph HAYDN String Quartets, Op. 76 Doric String Quartet This is the second volume in the Doric String Quartet’s series devoted to
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