parsifal6

EMI CLASSICS: August re-issues (U.S.)

My apologies in advance for the lack of specifics (recording dates,
etc.) on these, but this is all the information I have from EMI.

"Opera Arias" VERDI, MASCAGNI, LEONCAVALLO, PUCCINI, OFFENBACH
Jose Carreras
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74971

MILHAUD: Scaramouche; Le Bal martiniquais; Paris; Le Carnival d'Aix;
Suite francaise; Suite provencale
Christian Ivaldi, Noel Lee, Michele Beroff, Jean-Phillippe Collard,
Georges Pretre, Monte Carlo P.O.
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74740

MAHLER: Sym 5
James Conlon, Gurzenich Orch Kolner Phil
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74979

SCHUBERT: Lieder
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Gerald Moore
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74754

CHARPENTIER: Te Deum; Messe de Minuit Pour Noel
Felicity Lott, Edwin Harrhy, Charles Brett, Ian Partridge, Stephen
Roberts
Philip Ledger, Sir David Willcocks, English CO, Acad St. Martin's,
King's College Choir
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74726

MENDELSSOHN: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Andre Previn, LSO
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74981

SCHUMANN: Fantasy in C; Faschingsschwank aus Wien; Papillons
Sviatoslav Richter
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 75233

D. SCARLATTI: 18 Sonatas
Maria Tipa
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74969

SHOSTAKOVICH: Piano Cto 2
BARTOK: Piano Cto 3; Son for 2 Pianos & Perc
John Ogdon, Lawrence Foster, RPO (Shosty); Malcolm Sargent, New
Philharmonia (Bartok)
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74991

BEETHOVEN: Violin Cto; Romances
Yehudi Menuhin, Constantin Silvestri, VPO (Cto); John Pritchard,
Philharmonia (Romances)
EMI CLASSICS ENCORE 74973


Gene Frazier
Tower Records Classical Database Coordinator

steve molino

Hasn't this been out for ages? I see it everywhere in this incarnation.

paul goldstein

In article <8ded5477.0307170903.7d1e05c9@posting.google.com>,
parsifal6@attbi.com says...


A beautiful disc.

Paul Goldstein

matthew silverstein

Well, I've heard three of the performances in that cycle, and they are
superb. I'd like to be able to buy the rest.

Matty

steve emerson

It's EMI.

SE.

shaller1

And *still* no CD reissue of the Previn recording of Goldmark's
"Rustic Wedding" Symphony -- arguably the best ever, at least in
stereo (I won't haggle with the Beecham crowd!) -- yet still
inexplicably kept from us by EMI. With all the Lanchbery Goldmark
available from Australian EMI they could use as filler -- actually
there's a Lanchbery "Rustic Wedding" waiting in the wings too! --
there's simply no excuse why Previn's splendid performance could not
be brought out immediately on silver disc...!

paul goldstein

In article <fdbd2ac7.0307180840.7711665e@posting.google.com>, shaller1@hfhs.org
says...


Previn is OK, but not a patch on Bernstein for stereo. In fact I like Abravanel
better than Previn too.

Paul Goldstein

matthew b. tepper (posts from uswest.net are forged)

shaller1@hfhs.org (Steve Haller) appears to have caused the following
letters to be typed in
news:fdbd2ac7.0307180840.7711665e@posting.google.c om:

Like Paul, I love the Bernstein recording. But my pick for a coupling for
the Previn would be Anatole Fistoulari's recording of Luigini's "Ballet
Egyptien." That way I could have the latter without stuff I don't want.

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