Tracklista: CD 1 1. Drummin' Man 2. China Boy 3. Dinah 4. Who? 5. Blues Of Israel 6. Swing Is Here 7. Tiger Rag 8. Sing, Sing, Sing 9. I Know That You Know 10. Wire Brush Stomp 11. Rhythm Jam 12. Apurksody 13. Symphony In Riffs 14. Blue Rhythm Fantasy 15. Tuxedo Junction 16. No Name Jive 17. It All Comes Back To Me Now 18. Full Dress Hop 19. Drum Boogie 20. Georgia On My Mind 21. Just A Little Bit South Of North Carolina 22. Let Me Off Uptown CD 2 1. Bolero At The Savoy 2. Rockin' Chair 3. Thar Drummer's Band 4. Leave Us Leap 5. Dark Eyes 6. Opus One 7. Boogie Blues 8. Lover 9. How High The Moon 10. Disc Jockey Jump 11. Starburst 12. Calling Doctor Gillespie 13. Up An' Atom 14. Bonaparte's Retreat 15. The Drum Battle 16. Coronation Hop 17. Paradise 18. Overtime 19. Airmail Special 20. Gene's Blues 21. Mulligan Stew 22. Drummin' Man

• Wykonawca Gene Krupa
• Data premiery 2011-04-01
• Nośnik CD / Album

Disc 1 1 Symphony No. 39 in E flat  2 Symphony No. 39 in E flat  3 Symphony No. 39 in E flat  4 Symphony No. 39 in E flat  5 Coriolan Overture, Op. 62 Disc 2 1 Symphony No. 5 in C minor  2 Symphony No. 5 in C minor  3 Symphony No. 5 in C minor  4 Symphony No. 5 in C minor  5 Symphony No. 7 in A major Disc 3 1 Violin Concerto in D majo  2 Violin Concerto in D majo  3 Violin Concerto in D majo  4 Concerto Grosso in D mino  5 Concerto Grosso in D minoDisc 4 1 Symphony No. 9 in C major  2 Symphony No. 9 in C major  3 Symphony No. 9 in C major  4 Symphony No. 9 in C major  5 Der Freischütz, overture

• Wykonawca Wiener Philharmoniker
• Data premiery 2001-09-24
• Nośnik CD

The arresting clarinet glissando at the start of George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue is probably the most famous opening in American music. It also serves as a symbol for an important current in 20th century music – that of merging popular genres and art music into something wholly new – and as such becomes even more significant through the fact that it wasn’t even in the score when the composer first started rehearsals with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra, before the première in 1924: this particular feature, oozing of smoky jazz clubs, was arrived at in collaboration with the clarinettist of the orchestra. At the time, Gershwin was was a mere 25 years old, but already a celebrated jazz pianist and songsmith, with a string of hits to his name. Due to a lack of time, he entrusted the orchestration to Ferde Grofé, the regular arranger of Whiteman’s jazz band. The immediate success of the work created a demand for a version for symphony orchestra, however, and for a long time that was the one most usually heard in concert and on disc. On the present recording, Freddy Kempf and the conductor Andrew Litton – himself a noted soloist in Gershwin’s works for piano and orchestra – have opted for the original orchestration, allowing the musicians of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra to revel in the role of a classic American big band. Following the première of Rhapsody in Blue, Gershwin was commissioned to write a ‘proper’ piano concerto. He did so the following year, this time providing his own orchestration. Also highly successful with its original audience, Concerto in F employed the rhythms, melodic structures and bluesy harmonies of popular music, but its form is resolutely classical. Also included on the disc are Gershwin’s two remaining works for piano and orchestra, the Second Rhapsody (here in his own, original orchestration) and the infectious Variations on ‘I Got Rhythm’. The performers on this disc have previously collaborated in a highly acclaimed recording of works by Prokofiev – a disc shortlisted for a Gramophone Award in 2010. The reviewer in International Record Review found it ‘an exciting performance, with soloist and conductor working as one’ with ‘wit as well as virtuosity in Kempf's playing’ – qualities that are in rich evidence in this new release too.

• Wykonawca Kempf Freddy
• Data premiery 2012-05-01
• Nośnik SACD

This disc contains some of Szymanowski’s most overtly sensual and vividly gestural music; his lush, exotic textures intensified and crystallized in miniature. From the early Violin Sonata in D minor onwards, evidence of the composer’s unusual brilliance in writing for solo violin is paramount. The Romance in D major Op 23 (1910), first performed in Warsaw in April 1913, already reveals a considerable advance towards the exotic, strangely inward exaltation of mature works. In the extraordinary Mythes (1915) Szymanowski reaches the zenith of his artistry, creating ‘a new mode of expression for the violin’ and through this an intoxicating, other-wordly musical language. This recording features the wonderful young violinist Alina Ibragimova, who appears on her third Hyperion disc. Her growing catalogue is receiving the highest critical acclaim. Accompanying her is an equally youthful yet highly distinguished performer, the French pianist Cédric Tiberghien.GRAMOPHONE RECOMMENDS; BBC RADIO 3 CD REVIEW DISC OF THE WEEK; BOSTON GLOBE TOP CLASSICAL ALBUMS OF 2009 'We are living in a Second Golden Age of violinists, but even in the context of Hilary Hahn, Leila Josefowitz and Julia Fischer, Alina Ibragimova is an astonishing talent … Technically the playing is superb. Intonation is exceptional, and Ibragimova's timbral range - from the coarse to the silken, from the richly throbbing to the chastely disembodied - seems unlimited. The music is studded with challenges … she tosses it all off with self-confident authority … Cedric Tiberghien, with whom Ibragimova has played often, offers a real partnership rather than mere support … This is a major release' (International Record Review)'This is a performance that shows Ibragimova's art at her remarkable best; at one moment poised, the next playing with abandon, she is one of the most expressive violinists around' (BBC Music Magazine)'Ibragimova and Tiberghien make a winning combination, both in the sweltering sensuality of the central works and in the more conventional late-Romantic effulgence of the warm-hearted Sonata of 1909 … This repertoire should be high on the priority list of all those interested in 20th-century violin music, and it's not easy to imagine a stronger case being made for it than here' (Gramophone)

• Wykonawca Ibragimova Alina , Tiberghien Cedric
• Data premiery 2009-03-10
• Nośnik CD