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JULY 2011 LIST Genius Within tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 JULY 2011 LIST See inside for valid dates Dear Customer British music is our primary theme this month. With the great Prom season looming, we felt that this was an ideal time of year to celebrate the many composers, some often unfairly overlooked, that were born within these isles. You will therefore find a plethora of labels on offer between pages 10-20 with all the repertoire being devoted entirely to British composers. Included are titles from the likes of Chandos, Lyrita, Dutton, EMI and Harmonia Mundi, plus more unusual offerings such as issues from The British Music Society. There is certainly plenty to tempt you here. Even we were amazed at how much is available, especially when you bear in mind that this is only a selection - plenty more titles can be found on our website. Amongst the notable new releases this month are Pappano’s William Tell, a re-issue of Havergal Brian’s ‘Gothic Symphony’ on Naxos (due to be performed at the proms this year), John Adams’ new ‘Son of Chamber Symphony’ on Nonesuch, plus a disc on Decca from a young pianist who promises to be very special - Benjamin Grosvenor plays Chopin, Liszt and Ravel. Another label featured this month is Supraphon - see pp.21-23 for a special multibuy offer. Best regards as ever from, The Europadisc Team DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £30 Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould An enigmatic musical poet, world-renowned pianist Glenn Gould continues to captivate international audiences twenty-nine years after his untimely death. His inimitable music and writing reveal an insightful worldview that we are still unraveling – his use of complex recording technologies, including manipulating recordings over dubbing, was unprecedented. Though there have been many documentaries about Gould, most are distracted by his eccentricities, focusing on the pills, gloves, and scarves while missing the man and message behind the music. Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould pierces through the myths, revealing the man beneath the icon. Includes never-before seen footage of Gould, photographs and excerpts from his private home recordings and diaries plus personal interviews with Gould's most intimate friends and lovers. Available as a DVD (DAP7793) at just £11.95, or a Blu-ray (DAB7803) at just £15.95. Other offers still available… until Wednesday 27th July Regis and Forum selected titles… Paul Lewis titles from Harmonia Mundi… Orfeo… Hyperion Dyad… HM Gold… Dynamic DVDs… BIS Sibelius Edition… Anne-Sophie Mutter titles from DG… ABC Classics… until Wednesday 24th August… EMI Ballet… EMI Essentials… EMI Gemini… EMI Great Artists… EMI Opera… EMI Very Best Of... until Friday 16th December (ongoing promotion) Liszt Piano Music Series with Leslie Howard on Hyperion - all half price! 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 JULY 2011 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5 pm Friday, 26 August 2011 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Decca 478 3206 Benjamin Grosvenor Piano Recital – Chopin, Liszt and Ravel Grosvenor £10.95 478 2720 Joseph Calleja The Maltese Tenor – arias from Boheme, Tosca, Faust, Manon, Un ballo etc Calleja £10.95 277 3051 Laura Wright The Last Rose – folksongs Wright £10.95 478 2956 Bach, JS Keyboard Concertos 1-5 Ramin Bahrami;Gewandhausorchester Leipzig;Chailly £10.95 478 2922 Radu Lupu The Complete Decca Concerto Recordings 6CD Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Grieg, Schumann Lupu £18.50 478 2943 Giuseppe di Stefano The Decca Recordings 5CD Recitals & L’Elisir d’Amore di Stefano £23.95 DG 477 8083 Mozart Horn Concertos 1-4 Allegrini;Orchestra Mozart;Abbado £10.95 477 9634 Chopin Piano Sonata no.3, Polonaise no.7, Ballade no.4, Andante spianato Ingolf Wunder £10.95 477 9525 Liszt - The Collection - 34CDs only £58.95 The cornerstone of DG’s Liszt 200 celebration is this 34CD limited edition box in the style of their Brahms and Schumann boxes of previous years: a bold cube with flip lid adorned with three striking images of the composer. Divided into six musical-genre sections, the box covers the range of Liszt’s vast oeuvre like no other box on the market. The pianists range from Krystian Zimerman, Daniel Barenboim, Claudio Arrau, Nikita Magaloff, Wilhelm Kempff , Robert Szidon, Lazar Berman and Jorge Bolet (“compelling” Concert Studies, Schubert transcriptions), to Alice Sara Ott (with her acclaimed 12 Transcendental Studies). In the orchestral works, Giuseppe Sinopoli, Bernard Haitink, Sir Georg Solti and Iván Fischer maintain the highest standards. The singers include Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, in his classic recordings with Daniel Barenboim, as well as Hildegard Behrens and Brigitte Fassbaender. Hyperion CDA 67794 Walton Symphonies 1 & 2 BBC Scottish SO;Brabbins £11.95 CDA 67832 Beyond All Mortal Dreams American a capella choral works Trinity College Choir;Layton £11.95 CDA 67857 Elgar Piano Quintet, String Quartet Lane;Goldner String Quartet £11.95 Hyperion Helios CDH 55387 Moscheles Complete Concert Studies Piers Lane £5.75 CDH 55326 Penalosa Masses Westminster Cathedral Choir;O’Donnell £5.75 Chandos CHAN 10673 Bacewicz Violin Concertos 2, 4 & 5 Kurkowicz;Polish Radio SO;Borowicz £11.95 CHAN 10677 Rachmaninov Symphony no.3, Prince Rotislav, Caprice bohemien BBC PO;Noseda £11.95 CHAN 10678 Czech Music for Strings Janacek, Martinu and Haas Janacek Chamber Orchestra £11.95 CHAN 0781 Mozart Duo Sonatas vol.4 Mackintosh (violin);Govier (fortepiano) £11.95 CHAN 10679(5)X Gliere The Gliere Orchestral Collection 5CD BBC PO;Downes;Sinaisky £23.95 CHAN 10684(3)X Vienna Premieres Works by the Strauss Family, Millocker, Ziehrer etc 3CD J Strauss Orch;Rothstein £11.95 BIS BISSACD 1880 Strauss, R Ein Heldenleben, 4 Last Songs Hybrid SACD Roschmann;Rotterdam PO;Nezet-Seguin £11.95 BISSACD 1755 Mozart Violin Concertos 1, 2 & 4, Rondo in C, Adagio in E Hybrid SACD Tognetti;Australian CO £11.95 BISSACD 1600 Mahler Kindertotenlieder, Ruckert-Lieder etc Hybrid SACD Karneus;Gothenberg SO;Malkki £11.95 BISCD 1405 Debussy Piano Music vol.5 – Arabesques, Pour le piano etc Noriko Ogawa £11.95 BISSACD 1707 Fagerlund Isola, Clarinet Concerto, Partita Hybrid SACD Sundqvist;Gothenburg SO;Slobodeniouk £11.95 BISSACD 1968 Olsen Symphony no.1, Trombone Conc etc Hybrid SACD Lindberg;Arctic PO;Halvorsen £11.95 BISCD 1975 The Musical Treasures of Leufsta Bruk II Tartini, Keller, Handel etc Drottningholm Baroque Ens £11.95 CPO 777 6142 Blow Venus and Adonis Boston Early Music Festival Vocal & Chamber Ensembles;O’Dette;Stubbs £11.95 777 5052 Mendelssohn Piano Trios 1 & 2 ATOS Trio £10.50 777 3762 Telemann Quatuors Parisiens vols.2 & 3 2CD Holloway;Brunmayr;Becker etc £20.50 777 2102 Krenek Symphony no.4, Concerto Grosso op.25/2 NRD Radiophilharmonie;Francis £11.95 777 6292 Nedbal Die Winzerbraut (operetta) 2CD Chor & Orch des Musik Theater Schoenbrunn;Mogg £23.95 777 4112 Gluck Five Symphonies L’Orfeo Barockorchester;Gaigg £11.95 777 6312 Rosetti Oboe Concertos & Symphonies Meier;Zuercher Kammerorchester;Moesus £11.95 2 EMI and Virgin Classics SPECIAL PRICE ON NEW EMI OPERA RECORDING 028 8262 Rossini William Tell (complete) 3CD Finley;Osborn;Rose;Caton;Xanthoudakis;Pappano £19.50 028 4742 Schubert Sacred and Secular Choral Works 11CD Sawallisch £25.95 027 1752 Essential Liszt 2CD - £6.25 083 7942 100 Best Liszt 6CD - £10.50 083 8072 50 Best Liszt 3CD - £6.25 EMI British Composers - see p.15 for a special offer on this series 029 0012 Guide to Britain 50 ‘stops’ around Britain inc Coates, Elgar, VWilliams, Britten etc Barbirolli;Hickox etc £9.25 029 0182 Bliss Colour Sym plus ballet, film, chamber, vocal music etc 5CD Sutherland;Bliss;Groves;Handley;Arnold etc £16.50 029 0062 Britten Peter Grimes (exc), Rape of Luc, Sonnets, Violin Conc etc plus Berkeley & Rubbra Pears;Goodall etc £16.50 028 9892 Best of British Light Music, Piano Music of the 20s and 30s, Miniatures, Anthems etc Hickox;Bennett etc £16.50 EMI Ricardo Muti Edition 097 9462 Beethoven Complete Symphonies 6CD Philadelphia Orchestra;Philharmonia £19.50 097 9572 Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique, Romeo & Juliette 2CD Norman;Aler;Estes;Philadelphia Orchestra £11.95 097 9622 Bruckner Symphonies 4 & 6 2CD Berliner Philharmoniker £11.95 097 9722 Mendelssohn Symphonies 3-5; Liszt Les Preludes 2CD New Philharmonia;Philadelphia Orchestra £11.95 097 9772 Mozart Requiem, Ave Verum Pace;Meier;Lopardo;Morris;Berliner Philharmoniker £9.25 097 9822 Prokofiev Ivan the Terrible, Romeo & Juliet Suites 2CD Philadelphia Orchestra;Philharmonia £11.95 097 9872 Ravel Rapsodie Espagnole, Daphnis & Chloe Suite 2, Bolero Philadelphia Orchestra £9.25 097 9882 Respighi Pines of Rome, Fountains of Rome, Roman Festivals Philadelphia Orchestra £9.25 097 9932 Schumann Symphonies 1-4 2CD Philharmonia;New Philharmonia £11.95 097 9992 Tchaikovsky Symphonies 1-6, Manfred, Piano Conc 1, Serenade etc 7CD Philadelphia Orch;Philharmonia £19.95 098 0152 Verdi Opera Choruses, Preludes and Ballet Music 2CD New Philharmonia;ROH Orch;La Scala Orch £11.95 098 0202 Verdi Requiem, 4 Sacred Pieces 2CD Scotto;Baltsa;Nesterenko;Luchetti;Philharmonia;BPO £11.95 Virgin Virgo 084 0262 Beethoven ‘Moonlight’, ‘Waldstein’ and ‘Appassionata’ Sonatas Mikhail Pletnev £5.25 084 0272 Chopin Best Loved Piano Pieces Duchable;Pletnev;Andsnes;Anderszewski £5.25 084 0282 Liszt Reve d’amour – romantic piano works Paik;Duchable;Hough;Rudy £5.25 084 0292 Mozart Best Loved Adagios Nelson;Yoshino;Tamestit;Marriner etc £5.25 084 0302 Vivaldi
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