New Releases

[Draško]

What I thought is new release from Tahra, with the new to Krauss' discography recording of Brahms' 1st, first I heard that there even is a Brahms 1st from Krauss. Not quite sure if there are more Jupiters.
But then I find a musicweb review from 2002 making it a reissue. But still new to me, and exciting.

And if one is in the mood for 96 discs more of Krauss there is Venias box, released this summer.


https://www.hmv.co.jp/en/artist_Classical-Collection-Boxed-Set_000000000088040/item_Clemens-Krauss-The-Collection-1929-1954-97CD_8831102


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[SurprisedByBeauty]

In honor of the very cool Montserrat Caballé:



#morninglistening to #Verdi in memory of #MontserratCaballe. W/(New) @Philharmonia & #Gardelli on @DECCAclassics:

: http://a-fwd.to/6eud9Tf

#IMasnadieri - with a cast of #Bergonzi, #Raimondi, #Cappuccilli & #Caballé.

&



#morninglistening to #Puccini in memory of #MontserratCaballe. W/@LPOrchestra & #ZubinMehta on @DECCAclassics:

: http://a-fwd.to/6iVS3zD

#Turandot - with the original dream-team cast of #Sutherland, #Pavarotti & #Caballé.

[Alek Hidell]

What I thought is new release from Tahra, with the new to Krauss' discography recording of Brahms' 1st, first I heard that there even is a Brahms 1st from Krauss. Not quite sure if there are more Jupiters.
But then I find a musicweb review from 2002 making it a reissue. But still new to me, and exciting.

Plus, if you buy this new reissue, you'll get that photo of him in that marvelous hat.

[Ciaccona]

Here's a re-issue of Kubelik's Mahler Cycle with Original Jackets and a Disc of BR-Audio:

[asin]B07G2PK4RH[/asin]

[Que]

Here's a re-issue of Kubelik's Mahler Cycle with Original Jackets and a Disc of BR-Audio:

[asin]B07G2PK4RH[/asin]

Nice! 

Although I already have Kubelik's live recordings on Audite, which of course do not constitute a complete cycle....

Q

[Todd]

[Mandryka]

[Mr. Minnow]

That does look interesting. It's a shame that it doesn't seem to be available anywhere for much less than £20, but on the other hand there isn't exactly an abundance of late medieval mass reconstructions available on CD, so it may be worth it.

Due in November:

[Mandryka]

That does look interesting. It's a shame that it doesn't seem to be available anywhere for much less than £20, but on the other hand there isn't exactly an abundance of late medieval mass reconstructions available on CD, so it may be worth it.

I agree it looks interesting, I found it for £15 inc. postage on amazon.co.uk. from a reseller, but I see that it's gone up slightly

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07F54R85Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Mr. Minnow]

I agree it looks interesting, I found it for £15 inc. postage on amazon.co.uk. from a reseller, but I see that it's gone up slightly

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07F54R85Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just grabbed a copy from a reliable marketplace seller for a similar price to you - £15.58, free postage. Still not cheap, but acceptable for a CD which doesn't appear to be widely available (and whose price is therefore unlikely to drop much).

Another November release:

[The new erato]

That looks absolutely mouthwatering!

[Mr. Minnow]

That looks absolutely mouthwatering!

It does indeed. Definitely one on my must buy list.

Another new release due out in a couple of weeks which should be of great interest to many an early music nut:



Edit: already on JPC, with samples:

https://www.jpc.de/jpcng/classic/detail/-/art/ordo-virtutum-die-ordnung-der/hnum/8710818

[Brian]

Coming soonish:

[Karl Henning]

Hmmmm . . . .

[ritter]

For Martinu enthusiasts (I think I haven't seen this world-premiere recording posted yet):



What Men Live By is a one-Act opera to a libretto (in English?) by the composer, based in Tolstoy. JPC gives a tomorrow as release date.

[prémont]

Bob van Asperen Art of Fugue:

https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8502913--j-s-bach-the-art-of-fugue

[Biffo]

For Martinu enthusiasts (I think I haven't seen this world-premiere recording posted yet):



What Men Live By is a one-Act opera to a libretto (in English?) by the composer, based in Tolstoy. JPC gives a tomorrow as release date.

I posted it in the Martinu thread but without an image - might get more exposure here. I have already ordered it from MDT and it is on its way.

[Brian]

I posted it here but it was probably a month ago. I tend to post releases as soon as they appear in the distribution database that I have access to (Naxos), rather than when shops pick up the info. Speaking of which, Naxos is busy uploading cover art for all the December releases now...

[ritter]

I posted it here but it was probably a month ago. I tend to post releases as soon as they appear in the distribution database that I have access to (Naxos), rather than when shops pick up the info. Speaking of which, Naxos is busy uploading cover art for all the December releases now...

Aplogies. I missed that one. But yes, your posts are usually the first indication of future releases, and thanks for that! 

[Traverso]

Bob van Asperen Art of Fugue:

https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/8502913--j-s-bach-the-art-of-fugue

That  looks  very interesting.