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Discographie De Charles Münch Discographie de Charles Münch Dernière mise à jour le 15 août 2015 Ce document ne recense que les enregistrements commercialisés de Charles Münch, en studio ou live. Contrairement à la précédente version (octobre 2008), il ne mentionne plus les anciennes éditions pirates japonaises sur CD-R, de toute façon introuvables et qui ne présentent plus d'intérêt puisqu'elles ont été reprises ailleurs pour la plupart. Les sources utilisées pour la rédaction de cette discographie figurent en dernière page. (c) 2015 Benoît Duhoux Abréviations utilisées BSO Boston Symphony Orchestra NBC SO NBC Symphony Orchestra NYP New York Philharmonic ON RdF / RTF / ORTF Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion Française / de la Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française / de l'Office de Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française [aujourd'hui Orchestre National de France] OP RTF Orchestre Philharmonique de la Radiodiffusion-Télévision Française [aujourd'hui Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio-France] OSCC Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire ONI Orchestre non identifié TCE Théâtre des Champs-Elysées ALBENIZ Iberia , suite symphonique (choix de pièces orchestrées par Fernandez Arbos) ON ORTF Paris (Maison de la Radio), octobre-novembre 1966 33t – Concert Hall ou Guilde Internationale du Disque SMS-2494 (P 1967, + Debussy) / Nonesuch H 71189 (P 1968, + Debussy) / Festival FC 437 (P 1977, + Debussy) / RCA 650.013 (+ Debussy) CD – Scribendum SC 012 (P 2004, in "Charles Münch, The Concert Hall Recordings") AUBER (D.-F.-E.) La Muette de Portici , ouverture BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 24 décembre 1953 (live) CD – Boston Symphony Orchestra (Broadcast Archives, 12 CD Box set) CB 101/112 La Muette de Portici , ouverture BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 26 décembre 1953 (live) CD – West Hill Radio Archives WHRA-6015(7) (P 2007, in "Charles Munch in Boston: The early years") AUBERT (LOUIS) Habanera , pour orchestre OSCC Paris (Studio Albert), 28 avril 1944 78t – Gramophone DB 11109 CD – A Classical Record ACR 40/41 (P 1997) / LYS 510 (P 1999, éd. CM vol. 10) BACH (J.-S.) Cantate « Meine Seele rühmt und preist » , BWV 189 (attr. à G.H. Hoffmann) Pierre Bernac (baryton) ONI Bach (J.-S.) Paris (Salle du Conservatoire), 22 décembre 1941 78t – Gramophone DB 5193/5194 [2LA 3677-1, 2LA 3678-1, 2LA 3679-1, 2LA 3680-1] CD – A Classical Record ACR 43/44 (P 1997) / LYS 514 (P 1999, in 'PB chante… 1941-1944') Concerto brandebourgeois n°1 en fa majeur, BWV 1046 Richard Burgin (violon), Ralph Gomberg (hautbois), James Stagliano, Harry Shapiro (cor anglais) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2182 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.496 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden CCV 5007 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.022 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Concerto brandebourgeois n°2 en fa majeur, BWV 1047 Richard Burgin (violon), Doriot Anthony Dwyer (flûte), Ralph Gomberg (hautbois), Roger Voisin (trompette) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2182 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.496 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden CCV 5007 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.022 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Concerto brandebourgeois n°3 en sol majeur, BWV 1048 BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2182 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.496 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden CCV 5007 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.022 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Concerto brandebourgeois n°3 en sol majeur, BWV 1048 ON ORTF Paris (TCE), 16 novembre 1965 (live) Téléchargement – http://www.ina.fr/audio/PHD07008770 Concerto brandebourgeois n°4 en sol majeur, BWV 1049 Richard Burgin (violon), Doriot Anthony Dwyer, James Pappoutsakis (flûtes) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2198 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.497 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.023 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Concerto brandebourgeois n°5 en ré majeur, BWV 1050 Richard Burgin (violon), Doriot Anthony Dwyer (flûte), Lukas Foss (piano) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2198 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.497 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.023 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Concerto brandebourgeois n°6 en si b majeur, BWV 1051 BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8-9 juillet 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2198 (P 1958, + Bach) / LSC 6140 (P 1958, + Bach) / RCA 630.497 (+ Bach) / RCA Camden 544.023 (+ Bach) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") 2 Bachelet (Alfred) Concerto pour deux claviers en ut mineur, BWV 1060 Lukas Foss, Seymour Lipkin (pianos) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 5 juillet 1957 (live) Téléchargement – http://www.bso.org/brands/tanglewood/features/from-the-audio-archives/from-the-audio-archives-day-16.aspx (Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration, From the Audio Archives, Day 16, P 2012, + Bach, Suite n°2) Concerto pour violon n°1 en la mineur, BWV 1041 Jaime Laredo (violon) BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 26 décembre 1960 33t – RCA Victrola VIC ou VICS 1129 (P 1965, + Mozart K 216) CD – RCA 74321-56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-7901~02, P 1998, + Bach, in "The immortal art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") / RCA 74321- 56847-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38422~23, P 2006, + Bach, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 1") Suite pour orchestre n°2 en si mineur, BWV 1067 Doriot Anthony Dwyer (flûte) BSO Tanglewood (Theatre Concert Hall), 8 juillet 1955 (live) Téléchargement – http://www.bso.org/brands/tanglewood/features/from-the-audio-archives/from-the-audio-archives-day-16.aspx (Tanglewood 75th Anniversary Celebration, From the Audio Archives, Day 16, P 2012, + Bach, Concerto pour 2 claviers BWV 1060) BACHELET (ALFRED) Un Jardin sur l'Oronte, opéra (1931), extrait OSCC Paris (Salle de l'Ancien Conservatoire), 23 décembre 1942 78t – AFAA AA 8 (Part. 1856/57) BARBER (SAMUEL) Adagio pour cordes , op. 11 BSO Chartres (Cathédrale), 21 septembre 1956 (live) CD – Tahra TAH 682-683 (P 2009, in 'Charles Munch and Boston SO on tour') Adagio pour cordes , op. 11 BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 3 avril 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM ou LSC 2105 (P 1957/1958, + Tchaikovsky-Elgar) / London 210124 (+ Tchaikovsky-Elgar) / RCA AGL1-3790 (+ Tchaikovsky-Elgar) / RCA ARL2-1421 (in "Treasury of Great American Favorites") CD – RCA Gold Seal 09026-61424-2 (P 1993, + Tchaikovsky-Elgar) / RCA 74321-98704-2 (P 2003, + Barber) / RCA 88697-04821-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38453, P 2006, + Tchaikovsky-Barber-Elgar, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 26") Medea – Medea's meditation + Dance of vengeance BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 10 avril 1957 33t – RCA Victor LM 2197 (P 1958, + Prokofiev) / RCA 630.484 (P 1958, + Prokofiev) / RCA Victrola VICS 1391 (P 1969, + Debussy) / RCA Victrola 45520 (+ Prokofiev) CD – RCA Gold Seal 09026-61424-2 (P 1993, + Tchaikovsky-Elgar) / RCA 74321-98704-2 (P 2003, + Barber) / RCA 88697-04821-2 (RCA Japon BVCC-38453, P 2006, + Tchaikovsky-Barber-Elgar, in "The art of Charles Munch, vol. 26") Medea – Medea's meditation + Dance of vengeance BSO Tokyo (Hibiya Koukaido), 29 mai 1960 (live) CD – Altus ALT 100 (P 2011, + Piston-Debussy-Berlioz) Die Natali, choral preludes for Christmas, op. 37 3 Barraud (Henry) BSO Boston (Symphony Hall), 23 décembre 1960 (live) CD – West Hill Radio Archives WHRA-6039 (P 2011, in 'Samuel Barber, Historical Recordings, 1935-1960') Die Natali, choral preludes for Christmas, op. 37 Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphie (Academy of Music), 24 mars 1963 (live) Téléchargement – De 2001 à 2010, il était possible d'écouter à la demande un grand nombre d'archives de concerts du Philadelphia Orchestra sur le site du label Andante, www.andante.com, moyennant un abonnement. Deux concerts de Charles Münch y étaient disponibles, donnés le 17 et le 24 mars 1963, qui nous permettaient de l'entendre diriger quelques-unes de ses oeuvres favorites (La Mer, la Symphonie 'Le Double' de Dutilleux, la Suite tirée de 'Dardanus' de Rameau, la suite 'Pelléas et Mélisande' de Fauré, la 2e Symphonie de Honegger, la 2e Suite de 'Daphnis et Chloé'...). Le site www.andante.com a fermé quelques années après le rachat du label par Naïve, et depuis les archives du Philadelphia Orchestra n'ont bizarrement pas été reprises ailleurs. Je laisse donc cette ligne pour mémoire dans la discographie de Münch, mais l'archive n'est plus accessible officiellement. (On peut toujours consulter la page de ce concert à http://web.archive.org/web/20050524192222/http://www.andante.com/article/article.cfm?id=16389 mais on ne peut plus consulter le document sonore.) Prayers of Kierkegaard, pour choeur, soprano et orchestre, op.
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