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JUNE 2008 LIST See Inside for Valid Dates JUNE 2008 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer June sees the release of some important new recordings from renowned world-class artists. The most celebrated is likely to be Rolando Villazon’s much anticipated new solo arias album on DG which no doubt will attract plaudits from his supporters world-wide, and with good reason. A truly great artist! Also worth noting on DG are Daniel Harding’s new Mahler 10 with the Vienna Philharmonic and Pollini’s complete Beethoven Concerto set with Abbado. On EMI, Simon Rattle makes an appearance with his reliable Berliners performing Stravinsky whilst the remarkable Martha Argerich continues her outstanding recording career, this time with music for 2 pianos. There are a number of Britten recordings deserving of a special mention. As well as a new Owen Wingrave from Hickox on Chandos, we have on Nimbus a fascinating live performance of Albert Herring with Britten conducting and Basil Cameron directing, from Copenhagen in 1949. Also, available for the first time on Decca DVD, Peter Pears features in 4 historically important films - Billy Budd and Peter Grimes from the 1960s, Schubert’s Winterreise, and Mozart’s Idomeneo in Britten’s performing edition sung in English. As usual, we have put together a feast of special reductions on both CD and DVD including Opera on Universal, Harmonia Mundi’s full price catalogue, the EMI GROC series, and many more. Enjoy the list and we look forward to being favoured with your orders. Mark, Richard & Mike DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £30 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. Please note that the recordings contained in this list are our selection of New Releases and Special Promotions. We can and do supply any classical, jazz, nostalgia or world music title in the current UK catalogues, at mail order prices. Please ask if there are recordings that you wish to purchase which do not feature in our lists. We will do our best to supply them. 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 JUNE 2008 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5 pm Friday 25 July 2008 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Universal Classics DG 477 7593 Cielo e mar New arias recording – Villazon’s debut solo album on DG Rolando Villazon £11.50 Early orders will receive the limited edition hardback book version – thereafter, the standard CD 477 7224 will be supplied (same price) Decca 478 0314 Florez Bel Canto Spectacular – operatic arias & duets (due 23/6) Juan Diego Florez;Netrebko;Ciofi;Oren £11.50 Early orders will receive the limited edition CD + bonus short DVD – thereafter, the standard CD 478 0315 will be supplied (same price) DG 477 7347 Mahler Symphony 10 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra;Harding £11.50 DG 477 7558 Horowitz in Hamburg The Last Concert 1987 - Mozart, Liszt, Schumann, Schubert, Moszkowski £11.50 DG 476 5825 Torroba Luisa Fernanda (Zarzuelas) Domingo;Herrera;Cantarero;Bros;Cobos £11.50 DG 477 7550 Bream plays Dowland (on Lute, 1954) & Bach (on Guitar, 1956) 2CD Julian Bream £10.50 DG 477 7244 Beethoven Piano Concertos 1-5, Triple Concerto 3CD Maurizio Pollini;BPO;Abbado £14.95 Decca 478 0368 Freni Un Bel Di – Puccini Scenes & Arias 2CD Mirella Freni;Luciano Pavarotti;Karajan etc £10.50 6 further titles in the Decca ‘Originals’ series 478 0398 Handel Jeptha 3CD Robson;Dawson;von Otter;Chance;Varcoe;Gardiner £21.95 478 0394 Mozart Die Zauberflote 3CD Talvela;Burrows;Lorengar;Holm;Prey;F-Dieskau;Solti £21.95 478 0391 Bach The Well Tempered Klavier I & II 4CD Andras Schiff £29.95 478 0388 Albeniz Iberia 2CD Alicia de Larrocha £14.95 478 0385 Lincoln Center Concert 1981 Pavarotti/Sutherland/Horne 2CD NYPO;Bonynge £14.95 478 0382 Wagner Das Rheingold (rec 1958) 2CD London;Flagstad;Watson;Svanholm;Bohme;VPO;Solti £14.95 DG ‘Grand Prix’ re-issues – see page 15 for special offer on DG ‘Grand Prix’ back catalogue 477 7587 Shostakovich Symphonies 1 & 7 2CD Chicago SO;Bernstein £10.50 477 7583 Chopin Nocturnes – a selection Maria Joao-Pires £7.95 477 7582 Cavatina Romantic classical guitar – Albeniz, Tarrega, Llobet, Crespo etc Goran Sollscher £7.95 477 7584 Verdi Requiem 2CD Sweet;Quivar;Cole;Estes;BPO;Giulini £10.50 477 7434 Prokofiev Violin Sonatas, 5 Melodies Gidon Kremer;Martha Argerich £7.95 477 7433 Brahms/Liszt Lieder Thomas Quasthoff;Justus Zeyen £7.95 477 7435 Rossini Il Viaggio a Reims 2CD Ricciarelli;Terrani;Cuberli;COE;Abbado £10.50 477 7430 Beethoven The String Trios 2CD Anne-Sophie Mutter;Bruno Giuranna;Mstislav Rostropovich £10.50 477 7429 Bach 3 Concerti Standagte;Reichenberg;Beznosiuk;English Concert;Pinnock £7.95 477 7428 Baltsa Songs My Country Taught Me Agnes Baltsa £7.95 EMI & Virgin Classics 207 6300 Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms, Symphony in C, Symphony in 3 Movements Berlin Philharmoniker;Rattle £9.95 514 2322 Scarlatti/Hasse/Cimarosa/Bellini/Donizetti/Pasculli Oboe Concertos Christopher Hartmann;Ens Berlin £11.95 207 6232 Argerich Music for 2 pianos by Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Brahms, Prokofiev 2CD Montero;Bronfman etc £11.95 516 4432 Schubert The Wanderer – Lieder & Fragments 2CD Ian Bostridge;Leif Ove Andsnes £11.95 214 5992 Forever A compilation of favourite operatic arias Angela Gheorghiu;Roberto Alagna £11.95 207 0632 The King’s Singers Collection A varied flip top box collection of their back catalogue recordings 5CD £13.95 213 1712 A Very Nice Album New recording of Jazz & World influenced music 2CD Nigel Kennedy;NK Quintet £15.95 206 7772 100 Best Ballet Classics Compilation 6CD £9.95 519 0322 Armstrong Immer, Memory Takes My Hand, One Minute Crowe;Gould;Apollo Singers;BBC SO;Walker £11.95 519 0332 Pradal El Divan del Tamarit Pradal;Solana;Garcia etc £11.95 519 0342 de Courson Babel – compilation from previous albums 2CD £11.95 EMI ‘ICON’ series – a new series paying homage to great recording artists of the recent past. Compact flip-top box presentation. 206 0752 Di Stefano 3CD £8.95 206 0102 Dennis Brain 4CD £13.95 206 2532 Mirelli Freni 4CD £13.95 206 0052 Arturo Benetti Michelangeli 4CD £13.95 206 1022 Solomon 7CD £16.95 207 3182 Dinu Lipatti 7CD £16.95 208 0872 Dame Janet Baker 5CD £15.95 LSO Live LSO 0663 Mahler Symphony no 1 Hybrid SACD LSO;Gergiev £6.95 2 EMI ‘British Composers’ series 216 1462 V Williams Symphonies 4-6, Oboe Concerto, Tallis Fantasia, Wasps 2CD Williams;RPO;Gibson;BSO;Berglund £8.45 216 1562 V Williams Folk Song arrangements for solo voice & piano Tear;Ledger;Bean;Ibbott £4.95 216 1552 V Williams/Holst Choral Folksong arrangements London Madrigal Singers;Bishop £4.95 216 1512 V Williams Symphony 5, Serenade, Wasps, Unknown Region Morison;LSO;Sargent;Philharmonia;Barbirolli £4.95 EMI ‘20th Century Classics’ – slim 2CD re-issue sets at £7.95 each 206 8762 Stravinsky Le Sacre du Printemps, Petrushka, L’Oiseau de feu, Apollo Donohoe;CBSO;Rattle 206 8732 Suk Asrael, Symphony in C minor, Zrani, Praga RLPO;Pesek 206 7852 Schoenberg Verklarte Nacht, Chamber Syms 1 & 2, 5 Orch pieces, Erwartung, Vars for Orch Artemis Qtet;ECO;Tate 206 8632 Hindemith Mathis der Maler, Symph Serena, Concert Music, Schwanendreher BPO;Karajan;Philharmonia;Hindemith 206 8792 Dutilleux Le Loup, Tout le Monde Lointain, L’Arbre des Songes, Symphony 2 Rostropovich;Pretre;Chung;Plasson 206 8672 Messiaen Turangalila, Quatuor pour la fin du Temps, Theme & Variations Beroff;Loriod;Poppen;LSO;Previn 206 8602 Prokofiev Scythian Suite, Piano Conc 1, Violin Conc 1, Sym 1, Cello Conc, Sinfonietta Argerich;Beroff;Rattle;Dutoit 206 8702 Szymanowski Violin Concertos, Sym Concertante, Sym 3, Litany, Demeter Kulka;Paleczny;Polish NRO;Maksymiuk 206 8852 Bartok Piano Concertos 1-3, Violin Concertos 1 & 2 Donohoe;Sitkovetsky;CBSO;Rattle;Philharmonia;Pesek 206 8822 Nielsen Symph 5, Violin Conc, Flute Conc, Clarinet Conc, Wind Quintet Tellefsen;Lemmser;Danish RSO;Kubelik Hyperion CDA 67678 Handel Dettingen Te Deum, Zadok the Priest Trinity College, Cambridge;Ac Ancient Music;Layton £11.95 CDS 44321/4 VWilliams Choral Works – re-issue 4CD set Corydon Singers;Best £19.95 CDA 67663 Brahms Hungarian Dances; Joachim Variations in E minor Hagai Shaham;Arnon Erez £11.95 CDA 67647 Rossini Soirees Musicales – songs & duets Persson;Doufexis;Ford;Vignoles £11.95 CDA 67591/2 Nielsen The Complete Piano Music 2CD Martin Roscoe £23.95 CDA 67685 Lidarti Violin Concertos Francesco D’Orazio;Auser Musici £11.95 Helios re-issues CDH 55276 Morales Missa Queramus cum Pastoribus Westminster Cathedral Choir;O’Donnell £5.95 CDH 55321 Martinu String Sextet, Three Madrigals; Schulhoff String Sextet The Raphael Ensemble £5.95 Chandos CHAN 10477 Bassoon Concertos Hummel, Weber, Jacobi, Elgar, Berwald, Gershwin Karen Geoghegan;Wallfisch £11.95 CHAN 10473(2) Britten Owen Wingrave 2CD Colman-Wright;Leggate;Connell;Watson;City of London Sinfonia;Hickox
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