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Disc 01
Daphnis et Chlo? (Ballett) 01. Ansermet, Ernest "Introduktion - Danse religieuse (1. Teil)" 02. Ansermet, Ernest "Szene - Danse g?n?rale" 03. Ansermet, Ernest "Danse grotesque de Dorcon - Szene" 04. Ansermet, Ernest "Danse l?g?re et gracieuse de Daphnis" 05. Ansermet, Ernest "Szene - Danse de Lyceion - Szene: Les pirates" 06. Ansermet, Ernest "Szene - Danse lente et myst?rieuse" 07. Ansermet, Ernest "Introduktion (2. Teil)" 08. Ansermet, Ernest "Danse guerri?re" 09. Ansermet, Ernest "Szene - Danse suppliante de Chlo?" 10. Ansermet, Ernest "Lever du jour - Szene (3. Teil)" 11. Ansermet, Ernest "Daphnis et Chlo? miment l'aventure de Pan et Syrinx" 12. Ansermet, Ernest "Danse g?n?rale" 13. Ansermet, Ernest "Pr?lude ? l'apr?s midi d'un faune (Vorspiel zu Der Nachmittag eines Faun)" 14. Ansermet, Ernest "Jeux (Po?me dans?) (Ballett)"
Disc 02
Pulcinella (Ballett) 01. Tyler, Marilyn "Ouvertüre: Allegro moderato" 02. Tyler, Marilyn "Serenade: Larghetto "Mentre l'erbetta"" 03. Tyler, Marilyn "Scherzinho: Allegro" 04. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro" 05. Tyler, Marilyn "Andantino" 06. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro" 07. Tyler, Marilyn "Contento forse vivere (Ancora poco meno)" 08. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro assai" 09. Tyler, Marilyn "Con queste paroline (Allegro - Alla breva)" 10. Tyler, Marilyn "Sento dire no'nc? pace (Andante) - Nc? sta quaccuna po (Allegro) - Una te fallan zemprece (Presto)" 11. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro - Alla breva" 12. Tyler, Marilyn "Tarantella" 13. Tyler, Marilyn "Se tu m'ami (Andantino)" 14. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro" 15. Tyler, Marilyn "Gavotte mit 2 Variationen" 16. Tyler, Marilyn "Vivo" 17. Tyler, Marilyn "Pupullette, fiammette d'amore (Tempo di menuetto)" 18. Tyler, Marilyn "Allegro assai"
Les Noces (Die Hochzeit) 19. Ansermet, Ernest "La tresse" 20. Ansermet, Ernest "Chez le mari?" 21. Ansermet, Ernest "Le d?part de la mari?e" 22. Ansermet, Ernest "Le repas de noces" 23. Ansermet, Ernest "La Valse (Tanzdichtung)"
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| | Description: | A generous collection of classic Decca stereo recordings, illuminating the idiomatic sympathy of the Swiss conductor Ernest Ansermet for ballet music and specifically the scores commissioned by Serge Diaghilev for the Ballets Russes. The Eloquence label has undertaken a thorough-going re-examination of the recorded legacy of Ernest Ansermet, including reissues of repertoire with which he is no longer associated such as symphonies by Schumann (4800078), Sibelius (48000044) and Prokofiev (4800834). His Beethoven (4800391) has always been admired for it's thrilling energy and sure sense of direction; nevertheless, it was on the music of French, and French-accented Russian composers, that his reputation was most securely founded. A 4CD set has already catalogued his first recordings of important works by Stravinsky (4803775) along with his mono recordings of Debussy (4800127) and Ravel (4428321). Now for the first time his later stereo recordings of Diaghilev ballets are brought together on a generously filled 2CD set including the Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, Jeux, Daphnis et Chloé, La Valse, a complete Pulcinella and Les Noces (sung in French with a Swiss-French cast). A new booklet appreciation by François Hudry places into context Ansermet's special understanding and inside knowledge of these scores and the Parisian milieu from which they sprang. Indeed, he had vivid memories of conducting the company on a tour of the US, including 105 performances in 105 days. In 1909, when still a young man, Ansermet wrote that 'Debussy's work seems to me the most important musical phenomenon since Wagner and the Russians... His influence is neither to be wished nor feared, it cannot be avoided.' Together with Ravel and Stravinsky, Debussy was the composer Ansermet conducted most, and he took their music all over the world. La valse in particular became a calling-card: In 1921, after listening to Ansermet conduct the work, Ravel immediately wrote to him: 'You understand La valse perfectly. I have never been able to obtain such rhythmic suppleness in Paris.'Original Decca LP Releases: SXL 6204 (Daphnis et Chloé); LXT 5424 / SXL 2061 (Prélude à l?après-midi d?un faune); SXL 2027 (Jeux); SXL 6230 (Pulcinella) LXT 5639 / SXL 2777 (Les Noces); SXL 6065 (La Valse)"Ernest Ansermet und die Ballets Russes" is a captivating CD release from Australian Eloquence, featuring the legendary conductor Ernest Ansermet with L'Orchestre De La Suisse Romande and contributions by Tyler. This collection brings together some of the most iconic ballet scores associated with Sergei Diaghilev's famed Ballets Russes, interpreted by one of their greatest champions. Ansermet was renowned for his close collaborations with composers such as Stravinsky, Debussy, and Ravel?many of whom wrote works for the Ballets Russes?and his interpretations are celebrated for their clarity and authenticity. The included performances showcase both orchestral brilliance and historical significance, making this album an essential addition to any classical music lover?s library. Australian Eloquence is known worldwide for its expertly curated reissues of classic recordings, offering audiophiles access to remastered gems from past decades. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
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