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Author: gnfghjuhgkignfghjuhgki
Date: May 6, 2008 22:05
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Author: harpsichordianharpsichordian
Date: May 6, 2008 20:38
Hello all,
Continuing my series of early string quartet recordings, here's the
legendary Flonzaley String Quartet (Adolfo Betti and Alfred Pochon,
violins; Nicholas Moldavan, viola; Iwan d'Archambeau, cello) in the...
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Author: curvaturecurvature
Date: May 6, 2008 17:25
I have looked for a charter, FAQ, or archives of this group, but I
can't find
one. (Perhaps this is a limitation of access from Google land.)
Can someone please point me in the right direction? I would guess
that mine is a very common question.
I have a classical LP recording and I want to find the same
performance
on a CD. Is there a search engine someplace for this, or perhaps some
lists of Classical CDs that I can scan?
I have the album, which means I have title, composer, conductor,
date, piece titles, and what appears to be a unique "record number".
If I have this info, can I find a CD that contains the same recording?
Since most classical labels have extensively "re-issued"
their catalogs, I'm hoping the CD exists somewhere, and that after I
know the CD info, I can find it.
My particular item:
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Author: ansermetniacansermetniac
Date: May 6, 2008 17:15
This worked for me when Sax On The Web banned my IP address. They
think it is okay for their darling to trash the most influential sax
player in the last 35 years to discredit me and build up the
reputation of their darling, a guy who got caught counterfeiting me. I
do not. I told them so
Nevertheless, will it work with rapidshare? Let us know if you have
success
Abbedd
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your modem to your computer.
1. Open up the command prompt by pressing Start->Run and typing in
cmd
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Author: ansermetniacansermetniac
Date: May 6, 2008 16:30
Do you remember the end of The Boys From Brazil after Peck shoots and
fights with Olivier and then sits on the couch and tries to convince
the cloned Hitler boy that he is the good guy and Olivier is the bad
guy? Before the dogs finish him?
He should have played Atticus Finch just like that and Mengele like he
played Atticus Finch
Abbedd
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Author: RugbyRugby
Date: May 6, 2008 15:29
From the NYT site today:
(snip)
“From my years in Philadelphia I know exactly what I’m expected to do
as music director of an American orchestra,” said Mr. Muti, 66, who
was music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra from 1980 to 1992.
The job, he said, was not just to make good music in the concert hall
“but to serve the community.” He cited his work performing in trouble
spots around the world, including the Balkans, Lebanon and Armenia,
and giving concerts in places like a prison in Italy.
Mr. Muti called the Chicago Symphony “a perfect machine,” with the
versatility to play huge works like Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 3 and
Scriabin’s “Poem of Ecstasy” or to display the refined delicacy needed
for small-scale Schubert.
He remained steadfastly unattached after resigning as music director
of the Teatro Alla Scala in Milan in 2005 in an operatic kerfuffle.
Orchestra musicians and other workers at the theater had turned
against him in an internal political wrangle.
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Author: Robert E. BensonRobert E. Benson
Date: May 6, 2008 14:35
Ladies & Gentlemen,
Many new reviews on site including:
Gil and Orli Shaham playing Prokofiev,
DVD videos of Aida from La Scala, Karajan films of Pagliacci and Cavalleria
Rusticana, and Gidon Kremer playing The Four Seasons;
DVD videos of the 2007 Vienna New Year's Concert, a compilation of New
Year's Concerts, and Karajan conducting the Berlin Philharmonic in films of
the Brahms symphonies;
DVD videos of Pavarotti Met performandes of Un ballo in maschera (two of
them!), Il trovatore, and Ernani;
DVD videos of Karajan's film production of Das Rheingold, and Bruckner's Te
Deum and symphonies 8 and 9;
SACD issues of Valery Gergiev and Bernard Haitink conducting Mahler's
Symphony No. 6, and David Zinman conducting Mahler's Symphony No. 4;
SACD issues of Handel organ concertos with Richard Egarr, violin sonatas of
Mozart performed by Rachel Poger and fortepianist Gary Cooper, and Melchior
Franck's Penetential Psalms;
music of American composer Kenneth Fuchs including his horn concerto, with
the London Symphony conducted by JoAnn Falletta,
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Author: Premise CheckerPremise Checker
Date: May 6, 2008 13:55
As Pianist and Mentor, Mitsuko Uchida Balances Acclaim and Assists
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/arts/music/04oest.html
8.5.4
By JAMES R. OESTREICH
THE 59-year-old pianist Mitsuko Uchida -- born near Tokyo, trained
in Vienna and long resident in London -- is, in more ways than one,
a musician's musician. Her performances and Philips recordings of
Classical and Romantic standards -- especially works by Mozart,
Beethoven and Schubert -- have consistently fed a reputation for
elegant and profound musicianship.
Those qualities have carried into later repertories as well, in
performances of Schoenberg, Debussy, Bartok, Messiaen and beyond.
And they will undoubtedly shine through Ms. Uchida's Carnegie Hall
recital on Friday night, a typically meaty serving of Bach, Schubert
and Schumann generously laced with works by the contemporary
Hungarian Gyorgy Kurtag.
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Author: notesetternotesetter
Date: May 6, 2008 12:34
Here is more Mitropoulos - Tchaikovsky's Symphony #2 "Little Russian"
as performed by the Minneapolis Symphony, March 10/11 1946 in Northrup
Auditorium.
http://www.mediafire.com/?zzyx30l9n9t
Be patient - the first 2 movements are a bit laid back but the scherzo
really catches fire and the finale really brings it all home.
Dubbed from a Nickson Records CD. I find no web reference to Nickson,
nor is any copyright claimed on the CD or liner. The transfer is very
good, to my ears.
Bruce
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