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NOVEMBER 2008 LIST Valid Until 5 Pm Tuesday 16 December (Orders Received) Unless Stated Otherwise NOVEMBER 2008 LIST Valid until 5 pm Tuesday 16 December (orders received) unless stated otherwise. Dear Customer In preparing this list, we have been mindful of the approaching festive season and the need not only for delights for yourselves but gifts for others. You will find a number of pages given over to reductions on a huge range of attractive box sets and DVDs in addition to mainstream labels such as Channel Classics, EMI Classics for Pleasure, BBC Legends, LSO Live and Wigmore Hall Live. All these offers are in addition to our Autumn 2008 Supplement (included with our September list) which is now valid until Tuesday 16 December. We have spare printed copies available or you can view all the current offers on our website. This month’s highlights are recordings of the highest order. The eagerly awaited La Sonnambula with Cecilia Bartoli and Juan-Diego Florez on Decca (page 2, in both deluxe and standard packaging) is not to be missed. Also, a must see is the first Wagner Opera DVD from Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic (back page) featuring Eva Johansson, Willard White and Eva-Maria Westbroek, taken from highly praised live performances at the 2006 Aix-en Provence Festival. Two rare treats. Many of you will be pleased to learn that Brilliant Classics are available again - too late notice to include a list inside but our December list will feature a large selection, or see our website now for details. As always, your support is much appreciated. Mark, Richard & Mike DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £30 BelAir Classiques Simon Rattle with the Berlin Philharmonic Their first Wagner DVD – filmed in high definition BAC 034 Wagner Die Walkure (rec 2006 Aix-en Provence) Johansson;White;Westbroek;BPO;Rattle 2DVD £26.95 In what is both Mr. Rattle's and Aix's first Ring Cycle, "Die Walküre," the Ring's second chapter, was magically transformed by the enclosed space and lively acoustics of the Grand Théâtre de Provence. But where the new theater makes another significant difference is in Mr. Braunschweig's staging of the opera. Far more than in last year's "Rheingold," even the gods, notably Wotan and his twin children, Siegmund and Sieglinde, can now be felt to experience deeply human emotions. The final curtain brought a standing ovation for both orchestra and singers, with Ms.Westbroek singled out for her "extraordinary power and lyricism," as Jean-Louis Validire, Le Figaro's music critic, put it...The Ring Cycle continues here with "Siegfried" in 2008 and "Götterdammerüng" in 2009 and, as with "Das Rheingold" and "Die Walküre," they will be presented afresh at the Salzburg Easter Festival the following year." The New York Times, July 5, 2007 Also available is a blu-ray version of the above DVD that will only play on blu-ray disc players (not compatible with normal DVD players) BAC 434 Wagner Die Walkure Blu-ray DVD only Rattle £28.95 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 NOVEMBER 2008 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5 pm Tuesday 16 December (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Universal Classics Decca Decca 478 1084 Bellini La Sonnambula £21.95 Cecilia Bartoli & Juan-Diego Florez Limited edition hardback 2CD set. Due 10th November 2008 Also available - standard jewel case edition Decca 478 1087 2CD £16.95 DG 477 7451 Souvenirs A selection of short & sparkling songs & arias. CD + booklet + bonus DVD Anna Netrebko £12.95 DG 477 7639 Standard version of the above without DVD or extras £11.50 DG 477 7982 Chopin Piano Concertos 1 & 2 Lang Lang;VPO;Mehta £11.50 UCJ 178 5400 Rutter The Ultimate Collection Cambridge Singers;City of London Orchestra £11.50 DG 477 8020 Gulda plays Bach English Suites 2 & 3, Italian Concerto, Toccata in C min, Capriccio Friedrich Gulda £11.50 Decca 478 0352 The Messiaen Edition – Orch & Chamber Works, Song Cycles 6CD Loriod;Ogdon;Bell;Boulez etc £28.95 Decca 478 0353 The Messiaen Edition – Piano & Organ Music 7CD Thibaudet;Ogdon;Preston;Trotter etc £32.95 UCJ 478 1075 River of Dreams A ‘very best of…’ Hayley Westenra compilation inc 3 new songs Hayley Westenra £11.50 UCJ CFMD4 Classic FM - Smooth Classics 3CD £15.95 Universal Christmas releases Decca 478 0337 Angels Christmas with the Great Sopranos Fleming;Price;Sutherland;Gheorghiu;Bonney etc £7.95 Decca 478 0336 Three Tenors at Christmas Pavarotti;Domingo;Carreras £11.50 DG 477 8021 Gregorian Christmas Monks of Montserrat Abbey & Abbey Munsterschwarzach £7.95 DG 477 7971 Christmas Round the World Alagna;Heifetz;Jo;Kozena;McCreesh;Pavarotti;Terfel;von Otter £7.95 DG 477 7970 In Dulci Jubilo European Christmas Songs (rec 1961) Maria Stader £7.95 DG 477 7969 Cornelius Christmas Songs, Vaterunser; Wolf 2 Morike-Lieder (rec 1971) Hermann Prey;Hokanson £7.95 EMI & Virgin Classics 380 2682 Beethoven String Quartets opp 59/2 ‘Razumovsky’ & 18/4 Artemis Quartet £11.50 213 0642 Bach Piano Concs BWV 1055, 1056, 1058, 1052 David Fray;Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen £9.95 235 0042 Bach Cantatas BWV 51, 82a & 199 + bonus DVD Natalie Dessay;Concert d’Astree;Haim £11.95 212 0232 Mozart Opera & Concert Arias Diana Damrau;Cercle de l’Harmonie;Rhorer £11.50 234 7910 Vivaldi Cello Concertos RV 400, 418, 401, 420 Han-Na Chang;London Chamber Orch;Warren-Green £11.50 EMI ‘Classics’ re-issues 234 4302 Gershwin Porgy & Bess (20th Anniversary Edition) 3CD + DVD White;Haymon;Evans;Rattle £18.95 236 1382 Mozart for Kids A Mozart compilation for children £5.95 234 8652 Zen Classics A 3CD compilation £12.95 EMI ‘American Classics’ re-issues 234 4392 Copland Clarinet Concerto, Music for the Theatre, Dance Panels Schifrin;Hill;Baum;Schwarz £6.50 234 4732 Barber Cello Sonata, Excursions, Summer Music Staphansky;Margalit;Drucker;Myers £6.50 234 4502 Ives Songs, Piano Trio, Violin Sonatas 2 & 4 Voigt;Zeger;Dictenow;Staphansky;Margalit £6.50 234 4512 Grofe Grand Canyon Ste, Mississippi Ste, Death Valley Ste Hollywood Bowl SO;F Slatkin;Grofe £6.50 234 4612 Bernstein Candide Ov, Fance Free Ov, Age of Anxiety Kahane;Bournemouth SO;Litton £6.50 234 4542 Cage Piano Concerto, Credo In Us, Imag Landscape 1, Rozart Mix etc Wissemann;Dietz;Keller;Riehn £6.50 234 4772 Joplin Piano Rags & Waltzes Rifkin;Southland Stingers £6.50 234 4792 Foster Songs; Griffes Rose of the Night; Copland Poems of E Dickinson Hampson;Ungar;Hendricks £6.50 234 4652 American Piano Sonatas vol 1 – Copland, Ives, Carter, Barber Peter Lawson £6.50 234 4692 American Piano Sonatas vol 2 – Griffes, Sessions, Ives Peter Lawson £6.50 EMI Barbara Hendricks re-issues 234 4082 Mozart Arias & Lieder 2CD Hendricks;Pires;ECO;Tate £8.95 234 4022 Orchestral Songs Berlioz, Duparc, Ravel, Britten 2CD Hendricks;ECO;C Davis;O l’Opera Lyon;Gardiner £8.95 234 4142 Wolf Lieder & Nordic Songs 2CD Hendricks;Pontinen £8.95 234 4202 Sacred Songs & Mozart Sacred Arias 2CD Hendricks;Stockholm CO;Ericson;ASMiF;Marriner £8.95 234 4252 Spirituals 2CD Hendricks;Alexeev;Moses Hogan Singers £8.95 2 Naxos – new releases at £4.95 (until 16th December, then £5.45) unless stated otherwise 857 2168 Tavener Ex Maria Virgine – a Christmas sequence for choir & organ McVinnie;Clare College;Brown 855 9382 Anderson Orch music vol 5 – Goldilocks, Lazy Moon, Save a Kiss, Suite of Carols BBC CO;Slatkin 866 9019 Menotti Amahl & the Night Visitors (sung in English) Hawkersmith;Anthony;Nashville SO;Willis 857 0517 Liszt Piano Concertos 1 & 2, Totentanz Nebolsin;RLPO;Petrenko 857 2083 Blake, Howard Violin Sonata, Piano Quartet Mitchell;Blake;Rothstein;Essex;Willison 857 2113 Pigs Could Fly Songs for children’s choir - Skempton, Bliss, Tavener, Rutter etc New London Children’s Choir;Corp 855 9274 Ives Songs vol 6 Various artists 857 0966-67 Handel Israel in Egypt 2CD £8.95 Albino;Brown;Modolo;Mahon;Aradia Ensemble;Mallon 855 9614 Carter Mosaic, Dialogues, Enchanted Prel, Scrivo In Vento + Doc DVD New Music Concerts Ens;Aitken 855 9615 Lang Pierced, Heroin, How to Pray, Wed, Cheating, Lying, Stealing Real Quiet;Boston MOP;Rose 857 0518 Mozart Piano Trios K496, K502, Divertimento in B flat Kungsbacka Trio 857 0560 Alwyn String Quartets 1-3, Novelette Maggini Quartet 857 0593 German Flute Concertos Winter, Lachner, Rosetti Meier;Prague Chamber Orchestra 857 0778 Castelnuovo-Tedesco Music for 2 guitars vol 1 Brasil Guitar Duo 857 2195 Chapi Symphony in D minor, Fantasia morisca O de Cominidad de Madrid;Encinar 857 0011-12 Ultimate Ballet Album Excerpts from Swan Lake, Coppelia, Giselle, Nutcracker, Sylvia etc 2CD £8.95 Various 855 7926-27 Opera’s Greatest Moments Favourite Arias & Choruses 2CD £8.95 Various 850 1042 Haydn Complete Piano Sonatas 10CD £26.95 Jeno Jando 850 2400 Haydn Complete String Quartets 24CD £52.95 The Kodaly Quartet 850 3400 Haydn Complete Symphonies 34CD £64.95 Various artists Naxos Historical etc 811 1253 Beethoven Complete Violin Sonatas vol 3 – nos 8, 9 & 10 (rec 1952) Joseph Fuchs;Artur Balsam 811 1298 Brahms Symphony 1; 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