Tracklista:1. Somewhereland2. Leave to Remain3. Pide a Yemayá4. No Se Vende5. Flesh and Bone6. Run for Cover7. Caprichoso8. Caprichoso (Subculture Sounds Remix)
Tracklista: 1. Praise To The Lord, The Almighty 2. Lead, Kindly Light 3. Arise, O God, And Shine 4. All Things Bright And Beautiful 5. Sweet Hour Of Prayer 6. The Lord Is My Shepherd 7. The King Of Love My Shepherd Is 8. All Creatures Great And Small 9. Take The Time To Be Holy 10. The Spirit Of God Like A Fire Is Burning 11. Simple Gifts 12. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 13. Abide With Me; 'Tis Eventide 14. Sing Praise To Him 15. Come, Thou Fount Of Every Blessing 16. I Need Thee Every Hour 17. Love Divine, All Love's Excelling
Tracklista:1. Ne-ne, Na-na, Na-na, Nu-nu2. Lip Up Fatty3. Special Brew4. Fatty Fatty5. Magnificent 76. Woolly Bully7. Inner London Violence8. Night Bus to Dalston9. Lorraine10. Just a Feeling11. Echo 4-212. El Pussycat13. Suicide14. The Undersea Adventures of Ivor the Engine15. Tequila16. Can Can17. Walking in the Sunshine18. Ben E. Wriggle19. Buona Sera20. Got No Brains21. My Girl Lollipop22. Samson & Delilah23. That'll Do Nicely24. Falling Out of Love25. Exodus
This is the third volume in the Chandos series devoted to the music of the Polish composer Witold Lutosławski. It brings together his first surviving orchestral piece (The Symphonic Variations) and his last symphony, as well as two works for piano and orchestra – an early work originally written for two pianos (The ‘Paganini’ Variations), and his very last concerto. The works are performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra under Edward Gardner, described by Gramophone as a veritable ‘Dream Team’ in Vol. 1. They are joined in this recording by Louis Lortie, the awardwinning pianist and exclusive Chandos artist. Lutosławski composed his Symphonic Variations while he was studying with Witold Maliszewski at the Warsaw Conservatory. When he showed the work to his teacher, he was told in no uncertain terms: ‘For me your work is ugly.’ A rather disheartening response to be sure, but perhaps also proof that here was a work that was well ahead of its time. Today it fits in easily with the European tradition of variation form, and is considered a prime example of the lush, but edgy harmonies of the composer, and of his vivid ear for instrumental colour and virtuosity. Less than three years later, Poland was invaded by Germany, and normal music life disappeared. In its place, musical cafés emerged as places where light music as well as mainstream repertoire was performed. Lutosławski made his living in these cafés by playing a repertoire of light music, arranged by himself and his piano-duet partner, Andrzej Panufnik. All but one of these works were destroyed during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. The sole survivor was the Variations on a Theme of Paganini. The version recorded here is Lutosławski’s orchestration for piano and orchestra, of the original version for two pianos. Also on this disc is the Piano Concerto, the last of Lutosławski’s concertante works, as well as Symphony No. 4, which Lutosławski composed over four years (1988 – 92), conducting its premiere in Los Angeles, with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, in 1993, just a year before his death. The Polish series is supported by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.
SINGS IN SCOTTISH GAELIC
Tracklista: CD 1. I Can Drive A Car 2. You'd Better Run 3. Baby What You Do To Me 5. Honky Tonk Angels 7. All I Wanna Do 4. John Henry 6. Lord Knows 9. Mind Your Own Business (Version 1) 8. Let It Be Gone 11. Blue Monday 10. I'm In Heaven 12. Mind Your Own Business (Version 2) DVD 1. Intro 2. I Can Drive A Car 3. You'd Better Run 4. Baby What You Do To Me 5. John Henry 6. Honky Tonk Angels 7. Lord Knows 8. All I Wanna Do 9. Let It Be Gone 10. Mind Your Own Business (Version 1) 11. I'm In Heaven 12. Blue Monday 13. Mind Your Own Business (Version 2)
# 1. Flackerndes Feuer# 2. Midsummernight# 3. Vengeance# 4. Das Letzte Lied# 5. Hidden Flame# 6. Rokh# 7. Herr Gilbhardt# 8. Ragnarök# 9. Who Has Seen The Wind?# 10. Totentanzlied# 11. The Hawk# 12. Over The Ston.
Liszt: Piano Concertos 1 & 2, Totentanz, Hungarian Fantasy (seria Red Line)Seria Red Line, to przewodnik po świecie muzyki klasycznej zawierający najważniejsze nagrania z katalogu EMI.Album z muzyką FRANZA LISZTA zawiera oba jego koncerty fortepianowe, a także Totentanz i Fantazję węgierską. Utwory, wymagające perfekcji, wirtuozerii, ogromnej muzykalności i wyczucia wykonuje największy interpretator muzyki Liszta – Georges Cziffra.Kompozycje zawarte na tej płycie należą do kanonu muzyki fortepianowej. Pianiści na całym świecie uznają je za wyzwanie dla ich techniki i dojrzałości w interpretacji, słuchaczom natomiast dostarczają emocji i przeżyć, o których trudno zapomnieć.
Tracklista: 1. Touch 2. Be Friends 3. Chasing Stars 4. St. Germain 5. Charlie 6. Bella 7. Almost Here 8. Get Me A Drink 9. St. Germain II 10. I'm Dreaming 11. Kaya High
“Imagine” to pierwsza płyta Jeana Rondeau, dynamicznego młodego francuskiego klawesynisty, nagrana dla Warner Classics. Artysta postrzega album, jako “zgłębianie możliwości, leżących w muzyce Jana Sebastiana Bacha i w samym klawesynie”. Chwalony przez radio France Musique za “dojrzałość, fantastyczne touche oraz oryginalność”, obdarzony licznymi talentami Rondeau czuje, że jako młody współczesny artysta, ma “niezwykłą szansę, aby dotrzeć do międzynarodowej publiczności”.“Imagine” prezentuje jedno z najbardziej cenionych klawesynowych dzieł Bacha – Koncert Włoski BWV 971, ale zawiera też transkrypcje utworów, które kompozytor przeznaczył oryginalnie na inne instrumenty: skrzypce, lutnię i flet. “Nie jest to jednak album z transkrypcjami” – mówi Rondeau – “tak jak sugeruje tytuł, główne założenia płyty oscylują wokół pojęcia wyobraźni – eksplorowaniu wszelkich możliwości, które leżą w muzyce Jana Sebastiana Bacha i w możliwościach samego klawesynu. I choć nie jest to bezpośrednie odniesienie do Johna Lennona, to dobrze, że tytuł tego albumu przywodzi nam go na myśl”.