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1.1 Handel Messiah (London Philharmonic Orchestra ; Chorus, Jennifer Vyvyan)2.1 Handel Messiah (London Philharmonic Orchestra ; Chorus, Jennifer Vyvyan)3.1 Handel Messiah (London Philharmonic Orchestra ; Chorus, Jennifer Vyvyan)4.1 Handel Messiah (London Symphony Orchestra ; Chorus, Joan Sutherland)5.1 Handel Messiah (London Symphony Orchestra ; Chorus, Joan Sutherland)6.1 Handel Messiah (London Symphony Orchestra ; Chorus, Joan Sutherland)7.1 Handel Acis and Galatea8.1 Handel Acis and Galatea9.1 Famous Handel Songs and Arias9.2 J.S. Bach Sheep May Safely Graze; Air (Suite No. 3)9.3 Clarke Trumpet Voluntary*9.4 Britten God Save the Queen*10.1 A Recital of Bach ; Handel Arias (1953 Recording)11.1 A Recital of Bach ; Handel Arias (1960 Stereo Remake)12.1 Bach ; Handel Recital13.1 Great Sacred Songs (Mendelssohn; Gruber; Gounod; Parry; Bortniansky; Wade; Liddle) |
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Beschreibung: | The second limited edition volume of Sir Adrian Boult's Decca legacy brings together the conductor's Messiah recordings of 1954 and 1960, plus Baroque and sacred music recitals from Kenneth McKellar, Kirsten Flagstad and Kathleen Ferrier. While hardly a 'period-instrument' pioneer, Sir Adrian Boult had a much surer sense of authentic Handelian style than most of his contemporaries. Editions and performances of Handel's masterpiece were still often cut and loaded with Romantic trappings in 1935 when Julian Herbage prepared the most complete version of the score yet made, with Handel's original instrumentation. Boult began performing this version in 1942 and it was the obvious choice for a new, refreshing perspective on the piece when he came to record it for Decca in 1954. Listeners and critics alike were struck by the energy of Boult's direction, the purity and simplicity of the solo singing and the vivid Decca engineering. These qualities also distinguished the stereo remake, made with similarly slimmed-down forces and featuring Dame Joan Sutherland on the top line. She also contributed to the success of Boult's Acis and Galatea from 1959, and the box is completed with a series of glorious vocal recitals, from the tenor Kenneth McKellar, the soprano Kirsten Flagstad and the contralto Kathleen Ferrier, all accompanied by Boult in Baroque repertoire with the sensitivity to line that made him so underrated and underused as an opera conductor. Ferrier recorded this selection of Bach and Handel arias a year before her death in 1952, but eight years later Boult and the LPO returned to the studios to produce a stereo accompaniment for the album, which the Decca producer James Walker mixed with Ferrier's part from 1952: an early and remarkably successful example of the technology later used to 'update' classic recordings of Caruso and Callas., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode ELOA4842302.2 (484 2302)"Sir Adrian Boult: Das Decca-Erbe, vol.2" ist eine herausragende CD-Veröffentlichung von Australian Eloquence und würdigt das bleibende Vermächtnis eines der einflussreichsten britischen Dirigenten. Diese Sammlung vereint außergewöhnliche Aufnahmen von Sir Adrian Boult mit legendären Künstlern wie Joan Sutherland, Kirsten Flagstad, Kenneth McKellar, Kathleen Ferrier sowie dem London Symphony Orchestra und weiteren Mitwirkenden. Das Repertoire umfasst Meisterwerke britischer und europäischer Komponisten und präsentiert sowohl orchestrale Brillanz als auch vokale Kunst auf sorgfältig restaurierter Klangqualität. Sir Adrian Boult war berühmt für seine Interpretationen von Elgar, Vaughan Williams und Holst; seine Einspielungen gelten bis heute als Referenzaufnahmen für Musikliebhaber weltweit. Der Hersteller Australian Eloquence genießt einen exzellenten Ruf für die liebevolle Wiederveröffentlichung klassischer Schätze ? stets mit höchster Klangtreue und informativen Booklets. |
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ELQ4842302 |
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Details zur Produktsicherheit
Verantwortliche Person für die EU:
Importeur: Klassik Center Dr. Rainer Kahleyss Glöcknerpfad 47, 34134 Kassel, DE info@classicdisc.de |
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