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jean françaix works for clarinet paladino music dimitri ashkenazy 2017 ada meinich bernd glemser yvonne lang cincinnati philharmonia orchestra christoph-mathias mueller harald genzmer works for mixtur trautonium. from post war sounds to early krautrock catalogue paladino music peter pichler paladino music RZ-Korr_BOOKLET_pmr0075_Antheil_32-stg.qxp_Layout 1 26.07.16 16:21 Seite 1 RZ-Korr_BOOKLET_pmr0075_Antheil_32-stg.qxp_Layout 1 26.07.16 16:21 Seite 1 george antheil bad boy of music (en/de) george antheil bad boy of music (en/de) gottlieb wallisch cghortisttloiepbh ewr arolltihsch kcahrrli smtoarpkhoevirc sroth karl markovics composers / a–b Antheil: Bad Boy of Music Bach: Goldberg Variations Works by George Antheil Johann Sebastian Bach: Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 Gottlieb Wallisch, piano | Christopher Roth, narrator english Michael Tsalka, clavichord Karl Markovics, narrator german This is the first recording of the Goldberg Variations on two clavichords Antheil’s approach to piano playing is extremely physical: He compares standing side by side. Acclaimed Early Music specialist Michael Tsalka his work with that of a boxer, describes how he cools his swollen hands regularly performs this work on a variety of keyboard instrument, but in goldfish bowls and eloquently talks about sweat running down his has chosen the clavichord for his first recording of Bach’s masterwork. body in broad and greasy streams. On this recording you can hear some of his most interesting compositions played by Viennese pianist Gottlieb ”My interpretation is a bow to the spirit of improvisation, freedom and pmr 0075 (2 CDs) Wallisch. Between the piano pieces Karl Markovics and Christopher Roth unbound imagination, which shines through the music of JS Bach and his pmr 0032 antheil: are reading excerpts from Antheil’s biography „Bad Boy of Music“. contemporaries.” (Michael Tsalka) bach bad boy of music goldberg variations September 2016 June 2013 9120040730758 9120040730963 Bach: Complete Cello Suites Bach: Goldberg Variations Johann Sebastian Bach: Complete Cello Suites, Johann Sebastian Bach: Goldberg Variations, BWV 988 BWV 1007–1012 (Kellner manuscript) Erich Traxler, harpsichord Martin Rummel, cello Austrian harpsichordist Erich Traxler presents his version of Bach’s popular After a decade of performing the complete cycle of Bach’s Suites for cello “Goldberg Variations“, exploring the rhetoric qualities of this masterwork solo internationally, Martin Rummel recorded a version that might surprise in particular. the connaisseur: Bach’s student Johann Peter Kellner copied the suites from what might have been Bach’s now lost manuscript, which shows pmr 0004 (2 CDs) some differences to the commonly known version by Anna Magdalena pmr 0073 bach Bach. A much-acclaimed recording of some of the greatest string music bach complete cello suites ever written. goldberg variations January 2010 December 2015 9120040730918 9120040730734 2 3 composers / b Bach: (re)inventions vol. 1 Brahms: Complete Hungarian Dances Johann Sebastian Bach: 15 Two-part Inventions Johannes Brahms: Complete Hungarian Dances WoO 1 and other keyboard works (arranged for flute and cello) (arranged for harp and piano) Eric Lamb, flute | Martin Rummel, cello Duo Praxedis ”(re)inventions” is an exciting and unique look into much-loved The Swiss mother-daughter harp and piano Duo Praxedis are well known masterpieces by the great composers. This particular recording is ensemble for their arrangements of famous music. Brahms’ popular Hungarian paladino’s first collaborative adaptation project of musical examples from Dances are the latest addition to their collection of such arrangements. Bach’s keyboard works, in this case his two part counterpoint arranged Their version sounds fresh and sometimes even unexpectedly beautiful pmr 0039 for flute and cello as well as movements from various English and French and colourfully orchestral. This is the ideal recording for sitting down for pmr 0051 bach Suites, a Partita and, naturally, from the Well-Tempered Clavier. These an hour of relaxed listening to enjoyable classical music. brahms (re)inventions vol 1 pieces all give a glimpse into the musical taste of the Bach household . complete hungarian dances February 2013 August 2014 9120040730215 9120040730222 Beethoven: Complete Works for Cello and Piano Brahms: Horn Trio . Violin Sonatas Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonatas for cello and piano opp. 5, 69 & 102 Works by Johannes Brahms Variations for cello and piano op. 66, WoO 45 & 46 Bojidara Kouzmanova-Vladar, violin | Wolfgang Vladar, horn Martin Rummel, cello | Gerda Guttenberg, piano Magda Amara, piano Musical insight is not a catchphrase in this case. Having worked together Golden Viennese horn sound, full and at the same time tender piano and since 1987 and studied Beethoven’s cello works from 1995 onwards, velvet, emotional violin sound and vibrato is the beginning of this recording Martin Rummel and Gerda Guttenberg take research as the genuine which opens the gate to the powerful, romantic world of Johannes Brahms’ base of such a performance. They are no random combination of artists, music. Deep feelings and musical thoughts are presented with technical pmr 0011 (2 CDs) and there are no misunderstandings, no solo attempts, no questions easiness, keeping the musical phrase and expression in the center of the pmr 0078 beethoven of competence. They are an astonishing ensemble and are emanating listener’s attention. The only idea this recording really shows off are Brahms’ brahms complete works for cello and piano aplomb, producing a rich sound and enjoying the music. words “I speak through my music”. horn trio . violin sonatas January 2011 November 2016 9120040730086 9120040730840 4 5 composers / b–c Brahms & Bridge: Piano Trios Busoni: Complete Works for Clarinet and Piano Works by Johannes Brahms and Frank Bridge Ferruccio Busoni: Andante con moto K72, Suite K88, Märchen K123, Solo Dramatique K 138, Sonata K138, Serenade K108, Preludio K15, Hyung-ki Joo, piano | Rafal Zambrzycki-Payne, violin Piece K162, Andantino K107, Novellette K116, Elegy K286 Thomas Carroll, violoncello Benjamin Feilmair, clarinet | Florian Feilmair, piano Pianist Hyung-ki Joo, famous half of the popular duo „Igudesman & Joo“, teams up with former principal violinist of Ensemble Modern, Rafal In addition to those works in print, the Feilmair brothers also recorded Zambrzycki-Payne, and cellist Thomas Carroll for a dazzling reading of an unreleased Sonata, the fragmentary status of which Florian has Brahms’ all-time favorite B Major Trio. Also on this recording is Frank completed, a Prelude and a track only identified as Piece K 162. Busoni’s pmr 0029 pmr 0076 Bridge’s gorgeous Phantasie Trio, a much underestimated gem of the pieces are an enormous challenge, as the young Busoni enjoyed pushing busoni brahms & bridge chamber music repertoire of the early 20th century. the limits of the clarinet’s technical abilities and paid little attention to the complete works for clarinet and piano trios fact that a clarinettist needs to occasionally breathe. piano March 2016 July 2012 9120040730765 9120040731793 Brusatti: Medea Chopin: Sonata No 2, Preludes op 28 Otto Brusatti: Medea Frédéric Chopin: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B Flat Minor op. 35, 24 Préludes op. 28 Eszter Hollósi, narrator | Otto Brusatti, narrator Martin Rummel, cello | illustrations by Christoph Kiefhaber Natalia Rehling, fortepiano Otto Brusatti’s modern version of the Greek Medea tale is narrated in Polish-born Chopin specialist Natalia Rehling plays two monumental German by the author and actress Eszter Hollósi. Christoph Kiefhaber’s piano works of her fellow citizen Fréderic Chopin on an original Graf paintings are reproduced in bibliophile quality, and the musical framework fortepiano just like the one that Chopin himself used when he performed is based upon Bach: some tracks of Martin Rummel’s recording of the in Vienna in the 1830s. Listen to unheard transparency and colors with pmr 0008 Bach Cello Suites (pmr 0004) appear in their original form, some are this adventurous time travel into the history of piano performance. pmr 0059 brusatti modified by multi-layer sound design. chopin medea sonata no 2, preludes op 28 July 2010 June 2015 9120040730475 9120040730598 6 7 composers / c–f Copland: Piano Works Falla: Complete Piano Music Aaron Copland: Piano Sonata, El Salon Mexico (arr. Leonard Bernstein), Manuel de Falla: Nocturno, Mazurka, Serenata Andaluza, Cancion, Four Piano Blues, Rodeo Vals Capricho, Cortejo de Gnomos, Serenata, Allegro de Concierto, Cuatro piezas Españolas, Fantaisia Baetica, Homenaje, Canto de los Eugenie Russo, piano remeros del Volga, Pour le tombeau de Paul Dukas American-born pianist Eugenie Russo presents an album of piano works Juan Carlos Rodríguez, piano by Aaron Copland. Besides his Piano Sonata, the disc features his own arrangement of the popular Rodeo and Leonard Bernstein’s version of Manuel de Falla’s small oeuvre includes symphonic, instrumental, vocal El Salon Mexico. An all-American affair for the true piano connoisseur! and theatrical music. Yet for each genre the piano is clearly Falla’s source pmr 0052 of inspiration, therefore a recording of Falla’s complete piano music is pmr 0062 copland both an ideal entry into his musical world for beginners and the key to falla piano works understand his orchestral and other music for connaisseurs. complete piano music May 2014 May 2015 9120040730239 9120040730628 Couperin: The Complete Organ Masses Françaix: Works for Clarinet
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    9003643992122.Pdf

    1 Britain's Glory Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) Original Canzonettas 6 Original Canzonettas (1794) Hob XXVIa: 25-30 Poems/Gedichte: Anne Hunter 1 The Mermaid’s Song in C major / C-Dur 3:47 2 Recollection in F major / F-Dur 6:20 3 A Pastoral Song in A major / A-Dur 3:44 4 Despair in E major / E-Dur 5:51 5 Pleasing Pain in G major / G-Dur 2:38 6 Fidelity in F minor / f-Moll 3:59 6 Original Canzonettas (1795) Hob XXVIa: 31-36 7 Sailor’s Song (Anne Hunter) in A major / A-Dur 2:40 8 The Wanderer (Anne Hunter) in G minor / g-Moll 4:41 9 Sympathy (after/nach Metastasio) in E major / E-Dur 3:31 bl She never Told Her Love (William Shakespeare) in A-fl at major / As-Dur 3:31 bm Piercing Eyes (anonymous/anonym) in G major / G-Dur 2:09 bn Content / Transport of Pleasure (anonymous/anonym) in A-fl at major / As-Dur 2:46 Lieder Hob XXVIa: 41, 42, 46 bo The Spirit’s Song (Anne Hunter) in F minor / f-Moll 6:22 bp O Tuneful Voice (Anne Hunter) in E-fl at major / Es-Dur 5:17 bq Antwort auf die Frage eines Mädchens (anonymous/anonym) in G major / G-Dur 4:02 Cornelia Horak soprano / Sopran Richard Fuller fortepiano / Hammerklavier 2 Joseph Haydns englische Kanzonetten Das Kunstlied, wie es bis heute als musikalische Gattung im Repertoire wesentlich seltener. Es ist sowohl musikalisch gültig ist und von Komponisten in aller Welt gepflogen als auch textlich interessant, sich mit einigen der selbst wird, entwickelte sich aus den verschiedensten Formen nach den intensiven Recherchen der letzten 200 Jahre nur des Volkslieds, der Arie und des Kirchenlieds etwa ab ungefähr mit etwa 70 zu beziffernden bekannten originalen der Mitte des 18.