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	Strauss: Don Quixote; Schumann: Cello Concerto / Rostropovich, Karajan, et al »rank: 21986 by: Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Mstislav Rostropovich, Berlin Philharmonic 0ur opinion: essential recording:Whenever Karajan and Rostropovich teamed up, great things happened. ln 1975, they recorded what many still consider the consummate Don Quixote, a richly characterized, brilliantly played account of what is probably Strauss's best tone poem. Rostropovich's command of the solo part is overwhelming, but even more impressive is the imagination he brings to the reading, in particular his identification with the poignant, crazed side of the old knight's character. The Berliners produce a veritable rainbow of orchestral color behind him, and Karajan, as ... More details		The Essential Jessye Norman [Includes DVD: Jessye Norman Sings Carmen] »rank: 163672 from: Philips 0ur opinion: essential recording:Whenever Karajan and Rostropovich teamed up, great things happened. ln 1975, they recorded what many still consider the consummate Don Quixote, a richly characterized, brilliantly played account of what is probably Strauss's best tone poem. Rostropovich's command of the solo part is overwhelming, but even more impressive is the imagination he brings to the reading, in particular his identification with the poignant, crazed side of the old knight's character. The Berliners produce a veritable rainbow of orchestral color behind him, and Karajan, as ... More details
	Berlioz - Benvenuto Cellini »rank: 104830 from: Virgin Classics / EMI 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details		Sur Le Meme Accord/Violin Concerto 2/Violin Concerto »rank: 176230 by: Anne-Sophie Mutter 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details
	Roussel: Symphonies 1-4 »rank: 177510 from: Elektra / Wea 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details		Fright Night: Music that Goes Bump in the Night »rank: 1037669 from: Sony 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details
	Bizet: Carmen / Jessye Norman, Freni, Shicoff, Estes, Le Roux; Ozawa [Highlights] »rank: 178697 by: Georges Bizet, Seiji Ozawa, Jessye Norman, Neil Shicoff, Mirella Freni, Simon Estes, François Le Roux, Gérard Garino, French Radio Choir 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details		Zandonai: Francesca da Rimini »rank: 74854 from: Gala 0ur opinion: :This recording presents--almost--Berlioz's original thoughts on this very complicated opera (which went through more than a dozen versions, with additions and subtractions, in the composer's lifetime), although conductor John Nelson also adds an aria or two Berlioz later added, making it somewhat different from the version recorded by Philips under Sir Colin Davis a little over 3O years ago. lf l had to choose one of these two superb performances, it would be this: the opera's odd rhythms are more strongly underlined by Nelson, the ... More details
	Black Earth »rank: 84189 from: Valois 0ur opinion: :After a dazzling start to his career, which has made him one of the world’s best-known and most popular pianists, and a run of recordings of Mozart, Bach, Gershwin and Stravinsky which have made their mark on the classical catalogue, Fazýl Say now shows us another facet of his art: his own compositions. Anyone who has attended one of Fazýl Say’s concerts has heard some of his own compositions played as encores, among them the now famous Black Earth for solo piano, based on ... More details		Arthur Honegger: Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher »rank: 193828 from: Deutsche Grammophon 0ur opinion: :After a dazzling start to his career, which has made him one of the world’s best-known and most popular pianists, and a run of recordings of Mozart, Bach, Gershwin and Stravinsky which have made their mark on the classical catalogue, Fazýl Say now shows us another facet of his art: his own compositions. Anyone who has attended one of Fazýl Say’s concerts has heard some of his own compositions played as encores, among them the now famous Black Earth for solo piano, based on ... More details

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Strauss: Don Quixote; Schumann: Cello Concerto / Rostropovich, Karajan, et al

by: Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Mstislav Rostropovich, Berlin Philharmonic

The Essential Jessye Norman [Includes DVD: Jessye Norman Sings Carmen]

from: Philips

Berlioz - Benvenuto Cellini

from: Virgin Classics / EMI

Sur Le Meme Accord/Violin Concerto 2/Violin Concerto

by: Anne-Sophie Mutter

Roussel: Symphonies 1-4

from: Elektra / Wea

Fright Night: Music that Goes Bump in the Night

from: Sony

Bizet: Carmen / Jessye Norman, Freni, Shicoff, Estes, Le Roux; Ozawa [Highlights]

by: Georges Bizet, Seiji Ozawa, Jessye Norman, Neil Shicoff, Mirella Freni, Simon Estes, François Le Roux, Gérard Garino, French Radio Choir

Zandonai: Francesca da Rimini

from: Gala

Black Earth

from: Valois

Arthur Honegger: Jeanne d'Arc au bûcher

from: Deutsche Grammophon

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