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OCTOBER 2012 LIST Gramophone Award Winners 2012 tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 OCTOBER 2012 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer Andreas Scholl, Elina Garanca, Maurizio Pollini, Alina Ibragimova, Gerald Finley, Angela Hewitt, Sir John Eliot Gardiner, Valery Gergiev, Mark Minkowski, Vassily Petrenko, Steven Isserlis, Paul Lewis, Anne Sophie von Otter, Gidon Kremer: besides being some of the greatest classical musicians working today, these are just some of the artists with new releases coming out in October! It really is a wonderful time of year for those who may tire slightly of the numerous re-issues we see month by month (not that they are always a bad thing). Some of these new recordings promise to be very special indeed and we suspect the magazine reviewers will be struggling to choose their favourites over the next few weeks! Gramophone have just announced their award winners for 2012, featuring discs released over the last year or so. Congratulations go the Vox Luminis ensemble on winning Record of the Year with their recording of Heinrich Schutz’s Musicalische Exequien. If you haven’t yet heard this disc, now is certainly the time to try it, as we have special prices available on all the award winners - see the back cover for details. New special offers this month include the catalogues of labels such as BIS, Channel Classics, Harmonia Mundi (full-price), Australian Eloquence and Arthaus DVD & Blu-ray. Other small labels also feature of course and all of these can be found from p.10 onwards in this catalogue. One more thing to mention is an interesting new 2CD set from Decca, released in commemoration of Sir Georg Solti and featuring previously unpublished material. This promises to be a fascinating collection and is available at a reduced price for a limited period - see p.2 for details. Best regards as always from, The Europadisc Team DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £35! Gramophone Award Winners 2012 - special prices available on all! RECORDING OF THE YEAR (and Baroque Vocal category winner) Normally Now! Ricercar RIC311 Schutz Musicalische Exequien Vox Luminis;Meunier £12.50 £8.95 Baroque Instrumental Category HM HMC902113/14 Bach, JS Orchestral Suites 2CD Freiburger Barockorchester £18.95 £14.21 Chamber Category EMI 0941802 Schumann Complete Works for Piano Trio 2CD Andsnes;Tetzlaff;Tetzlaff £12.50 £7.95 Choral Category Hyperion CDA67914 Howells Requiem and other choral works Trinity College Choir, Cambridge;Layton £12.50 £10.00 Concerto Category HM HMC902105 Berg/Beethoven Violin Concertos Faust;Orchestra Mozart;Abbado £11.95 £8.96 Contemporary Category Ondine ODE11782 Rautavaara Modificata, Incantations, Towards the Horizon Mork;Currie;Helsinki PO;Storgard £12.50 £9.95 DVD Documentary Category Owsley Brown 811063 011090 Music Makes a City How Louisville, Kentucky became a locus for contemp music in the mid C20 £19.50 £16.50 DVD Performance Category Accentus ACC20243 Bruckner Symphony no.5 Lucerne Festival Orchestra;Abbado £19.50 £15.95 above title also available on blu-ray ACC10243 - £23.95 Early Music Category - NB: THE SPECIAL PRICE ON THIS SET IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL 16TH OCTOBER, BUT WE ARE HAPPY TO HOLD BACK ANY ORDERS PLACED PRIOR TO THIS. DG 4779747 Victoria Sacred Works 10CD Ensemble Plus Ultra;Noone £39.95 £32.95 Historic Category Testament SBT1473 Chopin Etudes Maurizio Pollini £11.50 £9.78 Instrumental Category Decca 4783206 Benjamin Grosvenor Recital of piano works by Chopin, Liszt and Ravel Grosvenor £12.50 £10.50 Opera Category Decca 4782551 Beethoven Fidelio 2CD Kaufmann;Stemme;Lucerne Festival Orchestra;Abbado £19.50 £16.50 Orchestral Category ONYX4061 Martinu The 6 Symphonies 3CD BBC Symphony Orchestra;Belohlavek £24.95 £19.95 Recital Category Hyperion CDA67924 Arias for Guadagni Arne, CPE Bach, Gluck, Handel, Hasse etc Davies (countertenor);Arcangelo;Cohen £12.50 £10.00 Solo Vocal Category Sony 88697 944242 Simon Keenlyside Songs of War - Ireland, Somervell, VWilliamms, Butterworth etc Keenlyside;Martineau £12.50 £11.50 Special Historic Award Supraphon SU40652 Vaclav Talich Live 1939 - Smetana Ma Vlast; Dvorak Slavonic Dances op.72 Czech PO;Talich £12.50 £10.50 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 OCTOBER 2012 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5pm Wednesday, 28 November 2012 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Universal Classics (Decca & DG) Three Brand New Boxsets from Universal! Philips - The Original Jackets Collection 4784614 55CD - £79.95 Each CD in this set is housed in a sleeve with original cover art. Full recording information on each disc is included in the booklet and there are numerous photographs. A 200-page booklet documents the history of the label, with personal reminiscences by key members of staff on both the technical and artistic developments of the label. Artists include the likes of Accardo, Arrau, Haitink, Brendel, Davis, Dorati, Gergiev, Gardiner, Haskil, Kondrashin, Mullova, Kovacevich, Quartetto Italiano, Uchida etc. Limited Edition. Mozart 111 4790059 55CD - £79.95 Mozart 111 combines the best of the Austrian master’s music with the best of DG’s Mozart recordings, bringing together a total of 111 works through performances that have stood the test of time and performances that make you sit up and listen to Mozart afresh. Their aim is two-fold: first, to offer as comprehensive a Mozart edition as possible; secondly, to reflect the label’s extraordinary tradition of Mozart interpretation. Artists incude Karajan, Pinnock, Minkowski, Bohm, Anda, Bilson, Gardiner, Pires, Perlman, Hagen Quartett, Horowitz, Abbado etc. Limited Edition. George Solti - The Legacy 1937-1997 4784884 2CD - £13.95 This set contains 150 minutes of many previously unpublished live recordings and unpublished studio items spanning Sir Georg Solti's entire professional career, as well as his 50-year exclusive association with Decca. The accompanying booklet contains an essay by broadcaster, writer and former member of the orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Jon Tolansky (who played in the orchestra during part of Sir Georg Solti's tenure as Music Director); sung texts in the original language and English are included, as well as a selection of photographs. Decca 478 4696 Wanderer German Songs – Schubert, Brahms, Haydn, Mozart due 15/10 Andreas Scholl (counter-tenor);Halperin £11.50 DG 479 0071 Elina Garanca Romantique – arias Garanca;Filarmonica di Bologna;Abel £11.50 DG 477 9530 Chopin 24 Preludes, 2 Nocturnes, 4 Mazurkas, Scherzo (new recording) Maurizio Pollini £11.50 DG 479 0079 Patricia Petibon Nouveau Monde – Baroque curiosities Petibon (sop);La Cetra Baroque Orchestra;Marcon £11.50 Decca 478 3708 Verdi La Traviata (rec 1994) – deluxe hardback edition 2CD + DVD Gheorghiu;Lopardo;Nucci;ROH;Solti £18.95 Decca 478 3546 Prokofiev Violin Concerto 2, Sonata for 2 violins, Violin Sonata 1 Janine Jansen;LPO;Jurowski £11.50 DG 479 0090 Duo Helene Grimaud (pno) & Sol Gabetta (cello) perform Schumann, Debussy, Shostakovich, Brahms £11.50 New titles in the ‘Double Decca’ re-issue series – all 2CD sets at £10.50 each 478 4609 Bach, JS Violin Sonatas & Partitas 2CD Gidon Kremer 478 4582 Berlioz L’enfance du Christ 2CD Graham;Ainsley;Le Roux;SO Montreal;Dutoit 478 4585 Copland Fanfare, Rodeo, El Salon Mexico, Billy the Kid etc 2CD Boston SO;Cleveland Orch;Zinman;Knussen 478 4588 Grieg Peer Gynt, Piano Concerto, Symphony 2CD Mustonen;SF SO;Bergen SO;Blomstedt;Andersen 478 4591 Handel Coronation Anthems, Utrecht Te Deum, Birthday Ode 2CD Choir of Christchurch Cathedral;Preston etc 478 4594 Haydn The Creation 2CD Kirkby;Rolfe Johnson;George;AAM;Hogwood 478 4597 Rachmaninov Piano Concertos 1-4 2CD Thibaudet;Cleveland Orchestra;Ashkenazy 478 4600 Smetana Ma Vlast, Overtures, Dances 2CD Concertgebouw;Cleveland Orch;Dorati;Dohnanyi 478 4603 Tchaikovsky Symphonies 4 – 6 2CD Chicago SO;Solti 478 4606 Walton Symphonies 1 & 2, Violin, Viola & Cello Concertos 2CD Chung;Webber; ASMiF;BSO;Marriner;Litton ‘Virtuoso’ re-issue titles from DG & Decca - single CDs at £5.95 each 478 4231 Bach, JS Cantatas BWV 140 & 147 Monteverdi Choir;English Baroque;Gardiner 478 4225 Beethoven Piano Concertos 1 & 2 Kovacevich;BBC SO;C Davis 478 4232 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique, Benvenuto Cellini, Le Corsaire O de l’Opera Bastille;Chung 478 4233 Dvorak Cello Concerto, Symphony 8 Fournier;BPO;Szell;Kubelik 478 4228 Famous Marches Sousa, Stars & Stripes, Radetzky etc Various 478 4229 Famous Waltzes Blue Danube, Waltz of the Flowers, Gold & Silver etc Boskovsky;Dutoit 478 4671 Gregorian Chant Chant for the Church Year Schola of the Hofburgkapelle Vienna 478 4234 Liszt Piano Concertos 1 & 2, Les Preludes, Hungarian Rhapsody 2 Berman;VSO;VPO;Giulini;Sinopoli 478 4235 Mahler Symphony 4 von Stade;VPO;Abbado 478 4236 Mozart Opera Arias Terfel;Gilfry;Sieden;Gardiner 478 4237 Prokofiev Romeo & Juliet (highlights), Symphony 1, Lt Kije Boston SO;BPO;Ozawa;Dutoit 478 4238 Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances, Isle of the Dead BPO;Maazel 478 4226 Schubert Complete Impromptus, 16 German Dances Alfred Brendel 478 4239 Tchaikovsky Nutcracker, R & J, Swan Lake (highlights) Karajan;Rostropovich 478 4227 Tchaikovsky Symphony 6, Elegie Philharmonia;Ashkenazy 2 Priority New Releases continued... Naxos - all at £6.95 each 857 3049 Jackson Requiem, In all his works, I am the voice of the wind Vasari Singers;Backhouse 857 2764 Delius Appalachia, Sea Drift Williams;Master Chorale of Tampa Bay;Florida Orch;S Sanderling 857 0933 Rossini Complete
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