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Other Label Reductions Currently Available tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 NOVEMBER 2010 LIST See inside for valid dates DAME JOAN SUTHERLAND 7 November 1926 – 10 October 2010 Dame Joan Sutherland, known by her fans as 'La Stupenda', died on the 10th of October at the age of 83. Although most admired in the bel canto operas of Donizetti and Bellini, the sheer breadth and variety of recordings Joan Sutherland made over more than 30 years recording for Decca is impressive by any standard. They include 40 recordings of 33 different operas, as well as operatic highlights, anthologies and specially conceived collections of music ranging from baroque rarities to selections from operetta and songs by Noel Coward. Joan Sutherland’s unique association with Decca began in 1959 with an LP of opera arias which included two scenes from Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor. It was in this role that she had rocketed to international stardom overnight, when Franco Zefirelli's Covent Garden production premiered on 17 February 1959. A Decca recording was made in 1961 under John Pritchard, and a second recording, conducted by her husband and mentor Richard Bonynge and featuring Luciano Pavarotti was made in 1971. During her career Joan Sutherland sang the role of Lucia 233 times. It was during Venice performances of Handel's Alcina in 1960 that a journalist first dubbed her 'La Stupenda'. In tribute to one of the world’s very greatest artists, a 2-for-1 double jewel-case version of Dame Joan Sutherland’s classic ‘The Voice of the Century’ 2-disc compendium is now available. See inside for further details. 478 2542 The Voice of the Century 2CD £11.95 The Europadisc Team DON’T FORGET - UK Carriage is FREE over £30 CHRISTMAS ORDERS 2010 We will endeavour to supply all your requirements before our Christmas closedown, subject to stock availability and carrier workloads. If you require an order for Christmas, please include that information on your order form and ensure that you place your order, at the very latest, prior to Friday December 10th. For customers outside of the UK, much earlier please - we would suggest at least a week previous for Europe and 2 weeks previous for the rest of the world. As always, the sooner you place your order, the more likely you are to avoid disappointment! Other label reductions currently available… until Friday 26th November… Bridge…...Regis…...Onyx…...Testament…...Melodiya…… Warner Svetlanov Edition…… Ambronay…...Myto…...Pentatone…… and until Friday 17th December... ABC Classics…… Metronome…… Gavin Bryars Recordings…… Challenge Classics…… ECM…… Explore…… Naïve…… Timpani…… Quartz…… First Hand Recordings…… Danacord…… Col Legno…… Claves…… VAI DVDs…… Ivory Classics…… Doremi…… Proper Boxes…… EMI Very Best ofs…… Sonimage…… Etcetera…… Melba…...Tony Palmer Films…… 2L…… Arts Music…...Linn…… BIS…… MDG…...Accent…...Etcetera…...Immortal DVD…...Music & Arts…… West Hill Radio Archives……Somm…...Barbirolli Society……Divine Art…...Metier…… Regent Records…...SRC……VIA DVDs……Deux Elles……London Sinfonietta…… Silva Screen…...Nimbus…...Alia Vox…… Accord…… EMI Box Sets…… Arthaus, Opus Arte, C Major, Warner, DG & Decca DVDs…… And, until further notice, the whole of the HARMONIA MUNDI catalogue! 1 email [email protected] tel 0115 982 7500 fax 0115 982 7020 NOVEMBER 2010 LIST Prices on this list are valid until 5 pm Friday, 17th December, 2010 (orders received) unless stated otherwise. All titles and prices offered are subject to availability during the offer period. Universal Classics Decca 478 2542 Dame Joan Sutherland - The Voice of the Century 2CD £11.95 Includes arias from Lucia di Lammermoor, La sonnambula, Norma, Lakmé, Semiramide, La Fille du Régiment, Turandot, and more. Decca 478 2558 Sospiri Arias from Handel, Vivaldi, Mozart, Rossini, Bellini, Franck etc Cecilia Bartoli £10.50 Decca 478 2249 Sospiri – Prestige Edition As above plus bonus ‘Sacred Arias’ CD & luxurious packaging 2CD Bartoli £18.95 Decca 478 2271 Bach Christmas Oratorio 2CD Sampson;Dresden Kammerchor;Leipzig Gewandhaus;Chailly £15.95 Decca 478 2254 Florez Santo – sacred arias & songs due 15/11 Juan Diego Florez;O Comunale Bologna;Mariotti £10.50 Decca 274 7075 Isabel – The Choirgirl Hymns & songs due 22/11 Isabel Suckling £10.50 DG 477 8768 Bryn Terfel – Carols & Christmas Songs (inc Welsh language bonus disc) due 6/12 2CD Welsh NO;Evans £10.50 CFMD 17 Silent Nights Traditional carols, piano/orchestral arrangements by Nigel Hess RPO £11.95 DG 477 9088 The Complete Christmas Celebration 7CD £22.95 Bach Christmas Oratorio (2 CD) Gardiner; Handel Messiah (2 CD) Hogwood; Tchaikovsky The Nutcracker Gergiev; Weihnachtskonzert Ratzinger; O Come All Ye Faithful - Favourite Carols King's College, Cambridge, Cleobury DG 477 9260 Mahler: The People’s Edition (as voted for on the DG website) 13CD £27.95 Symphony 1: Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Kubelik; Symphony 2 “Resurrection”: Wiener Philharmoniker, Mehta; Symphony 3: Berliner Philharmoniker, Abbado; Symphony 4: Berliner Philharmoniker, Karajan; Symphony 5: Wiener Philharmoniker, Bernstein; Symphony 6: Wiener Philharmoniker, Bernstein; Symphony 7: Berliner Philharmoniker, Abbado; Symphony 8: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Solti; Symphony 9: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Giulini; Symphony 10: Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin, Chailly EMI & Virgin Classics The newly recorded Tchaikovsky Nutcracker with Simon Rattle and The Berlin Philharmonic SPECIAL PRICES ONLY AVAILABLE UNTIL FRIDAY 26TH NOVEMBER! 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