
Tracklista:1. Allegro Maestoso2. Romance. Larghetto3. Rondo. Vivace4. Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 355. Andante Con Moto6. Rondo. Vivace
- Data premiery 2011-10-31
- Nośnik CD / Album

Tracklista:1. Allegro Maestoso2. Romance. Larghetto3. Rondo. Vivace4. Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 355. Andante Con Moto6. Rondo. Vivace

Materiał został zarejestrowany w audiofilskiej technologii SBM (Super Bit Mapping), a płyta jest koloru złotego. Tracklista: 1. Etudes Op.8 - No.8 in a Flat Major 2. Etudes Op.8 - No.9 in G Sharp minor 3. Prelude for the Left Hand in C Sharp minor Op.9/1 4. Preludes Op.11 - No.1 in C Major 5. Preludes Op.11 - No.2 in A minor 6. Preludes Op.11 - No.3 in G Major 7. Preludes Op.11 - No.4 in E minor 8. Preludes Op.11 - No.5 in D Major 9. Preludes Op.11 - No.6 in B minor 10. Preludes Op.11 - No.7 in a Major 11. Preludes Op.11 - No.8 in F Sharp minor 12. Preludes Op.11 - No.9 in E Major 13. Preludes Op.11 - No.10 in C Sharp minor 14. Preludes Op.11 - No.11 in B Major 15. Preludes Op.11 - No.12 in G Sharp minor 16. Preludes Op.11 - No.13 in G Flat Major 17. Preludes Op.11 - No.14 in E Flat minor 18. Preludes Op.11 - No.15 in D Flat Major 19. Preludes Op.11 - No.16 in B minor 20. Preludes Op.11 - No.17 in a Flat Major 21. Preludes Op.11 - No.18 in F minor 22. Preludes Op.11 - No.19 in E Flat Major 23. Preludes Op.11 - No.20 in C minor 24. Preludes Op.11 - No.21 in B Major 25. Preludes Op.11 - No.22 in G minor 26. Preludes Op.11 - No.23 in F Major 27. Preludes Op.11 - No.24 in D minor 28. Five Preludes Op.16 - No.1 in B Major 29. Five Preludes Op.16 - No.2 in G Sharp minor 30. Five Preludes Op.16 - No.3 in G Flat Major 31. Five Preludes Op.16 - No.4 in E Flat minor 32. Five Preludes Op.16 - No.5 in F Sharp Major 33. Two Poems Op.32 - No.1 34. Two Poems Op.32 - No.2 35. Three Pieces for Piano Op.45 - No.1 Feuillet D'album 36. Three Pieces for Piano Op.45 - No.2 Pome Fantasque 37. Three Pieces for Piano Op.45 - No.3 Prelude Es-Dur 38. Two Poms Op.69 - No.1 39. Two Poms Op.69 - No.2

In 1806, Beethoven composed two concertos – the Fourth Piano Concerto followed by the Violin Concerto Op. 61. In both cases the composer soon returned to the works to produce new versions, and it is these later versions that are presented here. At the public première of the Fourth Piano Concerto in 1808, Beethoven performed the piano part very ‘capriciously’ according to his pupil Carl Czerny, playing many more notes than are to be found in the printed edition. A clear indication of what Beethoven played comes from his copyist’s orchestral score, in which the outer movements contain annotations in the composer's hand. These have been transcribed by Beethoven scholar Barry Cooper who, in his insightful liner notes, describes this rarely recorded 1808 version as 'strikingly inventive’ and ‘more sparkling, virtuosic and sophisticated than the standard one'. In the case of the Opus 61 concerto, Beethoven succeeded in writing what many consider to be the quintessential violin concerto. Less well-known is the fact that soon after the first performance, Beethoven produced an arrangement of the solo part for piano, modifying the violin part slightly in the process. When the work was first published, it was as a concerto for violin or piano. Worth noting is that although Beethoven did not compose any cadenzas for the violin, he did so for the piano version. The one for the first movement is especially striking, in that it includes a part for timpani, reminding us of the timpani solo that begins the entire work. Ronald Brautigam and the Norrköping SO under Andrew Parrott have received acclaim for two previous discs of Beethoven's works for piano and orchestra: 'These well-known works emerge as if freshly minted' wrote International Record Review about Concertos Nos. 1 and 3, while the German magazine Piano News hailed the release of No.2 and the youthful Concerto WoO4 as 'a magnificent recording in which Brautigam demonstrates his stylistic expertise, and which shows what a splendid pianist he is.'

1 1-3. Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No.1 In D Major Op.192 4-7. Shostakovich: Violin Concerto No.1 In A Minor Op.773 Violin Concerto No. 1 In D Major, Op. 19: Andantino4 Violin Concerto No. 1 In D Major, Op. 19: Scherzo: Vivacissimo5 Violin Concerto No. 1 In D Major, Op. 19: Moderato6 Violin Concerto No.1 In A Minor: Nocturne: Moderato7 Violin Concerto In A Minor: Scherzo: Allegro8 Violin Concerto In A Minor: Passacaglia: Andante9 Violin Concerto: Burlesque: Allegro Con Brio

Tracklista: Astor Piazzolla: 1. Las Cuatro Estaciones Portenas (Four Seasons of Buenos Aires) (arr. Peter von Wienhardt) Antonio Vivaldi: 2. Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, RV 269, "La Primavera (Spring)" 3. Concerto No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 8, RV 315, "L'estate (Summer)" 4. Concerto No. 3 in F Major, Op. 8, RV 293, "L'autonno (Autumn)" 5. Concerto No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 8, RV 297, "L'inverno (Winter)" Album został wydany przez wytwórnię Pentatone (PTC 5186746).

60 000 kilometrów, 95 koncertów, ponad milionowa publiczność oraz 2600 godzin muzyki i energii od Saint Petersburga do Buenos Aires z Erosem, ekipą telewizyjną, fotografami oraz reżyserem, który starał się uchwycić każdy moment tej niesamowitej muzycznej podróży... podróży, której teraz może doświadczyć każdy fan Erosa Ramazzottiego! Od Placu Czerwonego w Moskwie do Casa Rosada w Buenos Aires z przystankami w największych europejskich stolicach i największych miastach Środkowej oraz Południowej Ameryki. Odkrywamy fragmenty życia na scenie, w hotelach, na ulicy, ale przede wszystkim odkrywamy fenomen muzyki Erosa. Ale to nie wszystko! Danie główne to 2 godziny niesamowitej muzyki na żywo! Nagrany w Rzymie koncert przed zgromadzoną 50 000 publicznością. Zapis show z 7 lipca 2004, gdzie z towarzyszeniem 7 muzyków, 2 osobowego chórku oraz specjalnie na tą okazję zaprojektowanej scenie Eros Ramazzotti zaprezentował 23 piosenki, największe hity ze swoich multiplatynowych krążków.Spis utworów: L'Ombra Del Gigante Terra Promessa Stella Gemella Una Storia Importante Favola L'Aurora Musica E' Adesso Tu Un'Altra Te Cose Della Vita Solo Ieri Quanto Amore Sei Piu' Che Puoi Amarti E L'Immenso Per Me TI Vorrei Rivivere Se Bastasse Una Canzone Piccola Pietra Un Attimo Di Pace Dove C'E' Musica Un' Emozione Per Sempre Falsa Partenza Piu' Bella Cosa Fuoco Nel Fuoco DVD 2: Roma (August 2004, Backstage) From Moscow To Buenos Aires For Kids Only: Milan, Italy, Forum Arena, March 2004

Sony Classical ma zaszczyt zaprezentować album zawierający rejestrację VI Symfonii Gustawa Mahlera. To kolejna wspólna płyta NHK Symphony Orchestra i jej nowego szefa artystycznego Paavo Järvi. NHK Symphony Orchestra to zespół o 90 – letniej tradycji. Za ich pulpitem dyrygenckim stawiali wielcy mistrzowie batuty: Herbert von Karajan, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Othmar Suitner, Lovro von Matacic, Horst Stein, Charles Dutoit and Vladimir Ashkenazy i inni.

Tracklista:1. I. Allegro moderato 00:18:37 2. II. Canzonetta: Andante 00:06:50 3. III. Finale: Allegro vivacissimo 00:08:56 4. Serenade melancolique, Op. 26 00:08:36 5. I. Allegro moderato 00:11:50 6. II. Romance: Andante 00:04:54 7. III. Allegro con fuoco - Allegro moderato 00:07:09

Ten album został nagrany podczas koncertów w Berliner Philharmonie we wrześniu 2014, niezwykle wysoko ocenionych przez krytykę (patrz niżej). Nie tylko wspólne, południowoamerykańskie pochodzenie, ale także precyzyjna i energiczna gra Barenboima połączona z „wybuchowym” temperamentem Dudamela czynią z tego zespołu „wymarzoną parę”.

Tracklista:1. Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 23:472. Schauspiel Overture for orchestra, Op 4 13:353. Much Ado about Nothing, suite from the incidental music for chamber orchestra, Op. 11 16:11