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Two films about the popular band. 'Freebird: The Movie' includes some blistering live performances, revealing interviews, rare photos and home movies of the band. 'The Tribute Tour' includes a live reunion concert performed ten years after the band initially split. Songs performed include 'Free Bird' and 'Sweet Home Alabama'.


  • Data premiery 2015-01-09
  • Nośnik DVD
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Tchaikovsky’s early trio of symphonies have long lived in the shadow of the three that followed. Following his acclaimed Mariinsky DVD of the final three symphonies, which received Choc de l’annee from Classica (France), Valery Gergiev conducts outstanding performances of the earlier works with the LSO.Tchaikovsky’s early symphonies are full of rich expressive melodies – something for which he had a natural talent. They contain influences of Russian nationalism and folk tunes, particularly in the Second Symphony (‘Little Russian’) and the First, which hints at a Russian landscape. The choreographer George Balanchine exploited the dance-like nature of the Third Symphony by using it as the basis for the final part of his ballet masterpiece, Jewels.Throughout the Autumn Valery Gergiev will conduct the complete Brahms and Szymanowski cycles with the LSO in London, Edinburgh, Paris and Luxembourg. They also tour together to the USA and Germany. In addition to his LSO performances, Gergiev also visits the USA in October with the Mariinsky and conducts gala performances with the World Orchestra for Peace in New York and Chicago. In November he embarks on a tour of the Far East visiting South Korea and Japan with the MariinskyGergiev’s recent recordings on LSO Live include an acclaimed recording of Rachmaninov’s Symphonic Dances and Stravinsky’s Symphony in Three Movements (***** Audiophile Audition). His award-winning Mahler cycle will be released as a 10SACD box set in October. Forthcoming recordings on the Mariinsky label include Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No 1 performed by Tchaikovsky Competition winner Daniil Trifonov, Shostakovich’s Symphony No 7 and Wagner’s Die Walkure.


  • Wykonawca Various Artists
  • Data premiery 2012-10-01
  • Nośnik CD

  Polish pianist Ewa Kupiec studied in Warsaw at the Chopin Academy and in London at the Royal Academy of Music. With an extensive and acclaimed discography, she regularly performs at the world’s leading festivals and with major orchestras including the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Warsaw Philharmonic. She feels a close connection with the music of Chopin and is a champion of Polish composers including Władysław Szpilman’s whose music she recorded for Sony’s release of the movie The Pianist. Her prizewinning recordings include works by Lutoslawski, Szymanowsky and Paderewski. She is widely recognised as one of Europe’s most dedicated interpreters of contemporary music.   Chopin’s keyboard works call for the pianist to take the virtuosic demands in their stride whilst at the same time conveying the eloquence in the melodic line. In these Chopin recordings she proves the perfect exponent, her poetic cultivation perfectly suiting this repertoire. Where asked for, Kupiec has the pre-requisite (and considerable) finger power combined with infinitely nuanced phrase endings adjusting her sonority and colour of tone with deft aplomb. Ewa Kupiec’s concert highlights in the summer and fall of 2012 include appearances with the Gewandhausorchester in June, in Ireland the West Cork Chamber Music Festival and the Rheingau Festival in Germany in July, and in October concerts with the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic and in Frankfurt an engagement with Brandenburgisches Staatsorchester.  


  • Wykonawca Kupiec Ewa
  • Data premiery 2012-06-01
  • Nośnik CD
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