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Formát: 7x CD, Compilation, BOX
Žánr: Klasika
• Clamshell Box
• For the first time ever, Sony Classical is issuing a complete collection of the recordings made for RCA Victor by the fabled Austrian cellist Emanuel Feuermann with 11 works for the first time on CD transferred from the original master discs. The set comes with new liner notes by violin expert John Maltese as well as photos and facsimiles from the private archives of cellist Marika Hughes, granddaughter of Emanuel Feuermann. In his tragically short career – mainly in Germany, until the Nazi regime dismissed him from his position at the Berlin conservatory in 1933, and in the US, where he emigrated five years later – Feuermann took the art of cello playing to new heights. Eugene Ormandy declared that his cello revealed to the conductor what music really means. In the words of American critic-pianist-composer Jed Distler, “Feuermann had everything: an intense, focused tone that sings with expressive economy, controlled warmth, centered intonation, a smooth yet variegated bow arm, one of the most adroit left hands in the business (what effortless double stops!), unswerving integrity, and impeccable taste.” “Anything he played he engraved in your memory,” wrote musicologist Richard Taruskin. Feuermann made some celebrated recordings in Germany and England, but it is the post-emigration albums for RCA on which his iconic reputation largely rests. Produced in New York, Philadelphia and Hollywood between 1939 and 1941, the year before he died at the age of only 39 (the result of negligence during a routine operation) – they include the Brahms Double Concerto (with violinist Jascha Heifetz) and Strauss’s Don Quixote, both with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy; and Bloch’s Schelomo with the Philadelphians under Leopold Stokowski. Feuermann’s benchmark RCA chamber music catalogue comprises Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart and Brahms piano trios with Heifetz and Rubinstein; a Beethoven string duo and a Dohnányi string trio with Heifetz and viola great William Primrose; as well as a host of duo recordings – some never before issued at all – with the outstanding German-American pianist Franz Rupp (accompanist of Fritz Kreisler and singers from Lotte Lehmann and Beniamino Gigli to Marian Anderson), including Mendelssohn’s Second Cello Sonata and shorter works and transcriptions ranging from Bach and Handel to Fauré and Canteloube.
Žánr: Klasika
• Clamshell Box
• For the first time ever, Sony Classical is issuing a complete collection of the recordings made for RCA Victor by the fabled Austrian cellist Emanuel Feuermann with 11 works for the first time on CD transferred from the original master discs. The set comes with new liner notes by violin expert John Maltese as well as photos and facsimiles from the private archives of cellist Marika Hughes, granddaughter of Emanuel Feuermann. In his tragically short career – mainly in Germany, until the Nazi regime dismissed him from his position at the Berlin conservatory in 1933, and in the US, where he emigrated five years later – Feuermann took the art of cello playing to new heights. Eugene Ormandy declared that his cello revealed to the conductor what music really means. In the words of American critic-pianist-composer Jed Distler, “Feuermann had everything: an intense, focused tone that sings with expressive economy, controlled warmth, centered intonation, a smooth yet variegated bow arm, one of the most adroit left hands in the business (what effortless double stops!), unswerving integrity, and impeccable taste.” “Anything he played he engraved in your memory,” wrote musicologist Richard Taruskin. Feuermann made some celebrated recordings in Germany and England, but it is the post-emigration albums for RCA on which his iconic reputation largely rests. Produced in New York, Philadelphia and Hollywood between 1939 and 1941, the year before he died at the age of only 39 (the result of negligence during a routine operation) – they include the Brahms Double Concerto (with violinist Jascha Heifetz) and Strauss’s Don Quixote, both with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy; and Bloch’s Schelomo with the Philadelphians under Leopold Stokowski. Feuermann’s benchmark RCA chamber music catalogue comprises Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart and Brahms piano trios with Heifetz and Rubinstein; a Beethoven string duo and a Dohnányi string trio with Heifetz and viola great William Primrose; as well as a host of duo recordings – some never before issued at all – with the outstanding German-American pianist Franz Rupp (accompanist of Fritz Kreisler and singers from Lotte Lehmann and Beniamino Gigli to Marian Anderson), including Mendelssohn’s Second Cello Sonata and shorter works and transcriptions ranging from Bach and Handel to Fauré and Canteloube.
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Interpret | Emanuel Feuermann |
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Titul | RCA Album Collection |
Nosič | 7CD |
Typ nosiče | CD |
Dostupnost | Vyjde 20/09/2024 |
Tracklist | Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Allegro 2. 2. Andante 3. 3. Vivace non troppo - Poco meno Allegro 4. Lento moderato - Andante moderato - Allegro moderato - Allegro - Andante moderato Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Allegro moderato 2. 2. Andante un poco mosso 3. 3. Scherzo: Allegro - Trio 4. 4. Rondo: Allegro vivace - Presto Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Allegro moderato 2. 2. Scherzo: Allegro 3. 3. Andante cantabile - Poco più adagio - Attacca 4. 4. Allegro moderato - Presto 5. Allegro - Allegretto Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Allegro 2. 2. Adagio 3. 3. Menuett: Allegretto - Trio 4. 4. Andante 5. 5. Menuett: Allegretto - Trio 1 - Trio 2 6. 6. Allegro Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Allegro con moto 2. 2. Scherzo: Allegro molto - Trio: Più lento 3. 3. Adagio non troppo - Allegro 4. 4. Finale: Allegro molto agitato 5. 1. Marcia: Allegro 6. 2. Romanza: Adagio non troppo, quasi andante 7. 3. Scherzo: Vivace 8. 4. Tema con variazioni: Andante con moto 9. 5. Rondo (Finale): Allegro vivace Disc: 1 - CD 1. 1. Introduktion: Mäßiges Zeitmaß 2. 2. Thema: Mäßig "Don Quixote, der Ritter von trauriger Gestalt" - Maggiore: Sancho Panza 3. 3. Variation Nr. 1 Gemächlich: Das Abenteuer mit den Windmühlen 4. 4. Variation Nr. 2 Kriegerisch: Der Kampf gegen die Hammelherde 5. 5. Variation Nr. 3 Mäßiges Zeitmaß: Gespräche zwischen Ritter und Knappe 6. 6. Variation Nr. 4 Etwas breiter: Das Abenteuer mit der Prozession von Büßern 7. 7. Variation Nr. 5 Sehr langsam: Don Quixotes Waffenwache und Herzensergüsse 8. 8. Variation Nr. 6 Schnell: Die verzauberte Dulzinea 9. 9. Variation Nr. 7 Ein wenig ruhiger als vorher: Der Ritt durch die Luft 10. 10. Variation Nr. 8 Gemächlich: Die Fahrt auf dem verzauberten Nachen 11. 11. Variation Nr. 9 Schnell und stürmisch: Der Kampf gegen die vermeintlichen Zauberer 12. 12. Variation Nr. 10 Vie breiter: Zweikampf mit dem Ritter vom blanken Monde - Heimkehr des geschlagenen Don Quixote 13. 13. Finale: Sehr ruhig: Don Quixotes Tod Disc: 7 - CD 1. 1. Allegro assai vivace 2. 2. Allegretto scherzando 3. 3. Adagio: Attacca 4. 4. Molto allegro e vivace 5. Bourrée auvergnate A-Dur 6. Nr. 1 Après und rêve (bearb. von Pablo Casals) 7. 1. Adagio 8. 2. Allegro 9. Thema: Allegretto - Variationen Nr. 1-9 - Nr. 10 Adagio - Nr. 11 Poco adagio quasi andante - Nr. 12 Allegro 10. Introduzione: Lento - Alla polacca: Allegro con spirito 11. Nr. 2 Sehr schnell und leicht - bewegter 12. 2. Adagio 13. Nr. 1 "Après un rêve" (bearb. von Pablo Casals) 14. Arioso: dank sei Dir, Herr! (zuvor G. F. Händel zugeschrieben) 15. Litanei auf das Fest Allerseelen (Ruhn in Frieden) D 343 |
Popis | Formát: 7x CD, Compilation, BOX Žánr: Klasika • Clamshell Box • For the first time ever, Sony Classical is issuing a complete collection of the recordings made for RCA Victor by the fabled Austrian cellist Emanuel Feuermann with 11 works for the first time on CD transferred from the original master discs. The set comes with new liner notes by violin expert John Maltese as well as photos and facsimiles from the private archives of cellist Marika Hughes, granddaughter of Emanuel Feuermann. In his tragically short career – mainly in Germany, until the Nazi regime dismissed him from his position at the Berlin conservatory in 1933, and in the US, where he emigrated five years later – Feuermann took the art of cello playing to new heights. Eugene Ormandy declared that his cello revealed to the conductor what music really means. In the words of American critic-pianist-composer Jed Distler, “Feuermann had everything: an intense, focused tone that sings with expressive economy, controlled warmth, centered intonation, a smooth yet variegated bow arm, one of the most adroit left hands in the business (what effortless double stops!), unswerving integrity, and impeccable taste.” “Anything he played he engraved in your memory,” wrote musicologist Richard Taruskin. Feuermann made some celebrated recordings in Germany and England, but it is the post-emigration albums for RCA on which his iconic reputation largely rests. Produced in New York, Philadelphia and Hollywood between 1939 and 1941, the year before he died at the age of only 39 (the result of negligence during a routine operation) – they include the Brahms Double Concerto (with violinist Jascha Heifetz) and Strauss’s Don Quixote, both with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy; and Bloch’s Schelomo with the Philadelphians under Leopold Stokowski. Feuermann’s benchmark RCA chamber music catalogue comprises Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart and Brahms piano trios with Heifetz and Rubinstein; a Beethoven string duo and a Dohnányi string trio with Heifetz and viola great William Primrose; as well as a host of duo recordings – some never before issued at all – with the outstanding German-American pianist Franz Rupp (accompanist of Fritz Kreisler and singers from Lotte Lehmann and Beniamino Gigli to Marian Anderson), including Mendelssohn’s Second Cello Sonata and shorter works and transcriptions ranging from Bach and Handel to Fauré and Canteloube. |
SKU | 19439977442 |
Ean | 0194399774427 |
Rok vydání | 2024 |
Pořadové číslo | 1000200446 |
Sleva | SLEVA12 |
Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price | 489,00 Kč |
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