The Broadcast Corner

[m_gigena]

Manuel, may I have the Goebbels please?

Goebbels here

[m_gigena]

Henze
In memoriam 'die weisse rose', per 12 strumenti - (live recording, 2003)

http://rapidshare.com/files/66248896/henze_in_memoriam_die_weisse_rose.zip

[some guy]

Manuel,

I am filled with shame. I just now noticed that there were two Goebbels pieces. And the one I wanted was Aus einem Tagebuch.

Can you ever forgive me?

If you can, could you ever so sweetly get the Tagebuch piece for me?

Michael

(To everyone else, Schwarz auf Weiss is a very nice piece indeed. Download it. You'll see!)

[Lilas Pastia]

The Henze is downloaded. Onto the queue!

[franet]

Hello!
Is there still a way to get this "moniuszko.zip" file somewhere?
Thanks in advance for your help,
T.

Last night's final concert of the Stanislaw Moniuszko Vocal Competition.

Commentators said that all of the contestants had some (minor) flaws in their technique (don't ask me about the details, I know next to nothing about singing) but that the two first prizes were definitely well earned - in fact, they kept comparing Oxana Shilova to Anna Netrebko (one of the critics - not a great fan of Netrebko, BTW - even said he felt the Russian star should start worrying about competition).

These are seperate mp3 files for each of the arias zipped into one archive containing also a txt document containing full info on the performers. I'm copying the main details below nontheless:

6th International Stanisław Moniuszko Vocal Competition in Warsaw
22 April 2007, Sunday, 6 p.m. (TEATR WIELKI - POLISH NATIONAL OPERA, Moniuszko Auditorium)
National Opera Orchestra
Conductor - Marcin Nałęcz-Niesiołowski

FEMALE VOCAL CATEGORY:
First Prize, Oxana Shilova, soprano, Russia
Medora's Romanza from Verdi's Il corsaro
Beata's aria from Moniuszko's Beata

Second Prize - Kristina Kapustynska, mezzo-soprano, Ukraine
Jadwiga's Dumka from Moniuszko's The Haunted Manor (2nd Act)
Charlotte's aria from Massenet's Werther (3rd Act)

Third Prize - Małgorzata Olejniczak, soprano, Poland
Hanna's recitativo and aria from Moniuszko's The Haunted Manor (4th Act)
Queen of the Night's aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute

MALE VOCAL CATEGORY:

First Prize - Alexey Markov, baritone, Russia
Janusz's recitativo and song from Moniuszko's Halka (1st Act)
Robert's aria from Tchaikovsky's Yolanta

Second Prize - Rafał Bartmiński, tenor, Poland
Cavaradossi's aria from Puccini's Tosca
Stefan's aria from Moniuszko's The Haunted Manor (3rd Act)

Third Prize - not awarded

File: moniuszko.zip
DownloadLink: [edit: link expired]
File-Size: 85,02 Mb

[Maciek]

I'll upload it on mediafire for you.

[Maciek]

Here it is:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8ln1pi5cjxj

[m_gigena]

Heiner Goebbels
Aus einem tagebuch. Brevi registrazioni per orchestra (2003) (world premiere)

http://rapidshare.com/files/67148907/aus_einem_tagebuch.zip

[m_gigena]

Hans Werner Henze
Sinfonia n.8 (1993)
http://rapidshare.com/files/67159590/henze_sinfonia_n.8.zip

[m_gigena]

Hans Werner Henze
Sinfonia n.10 (1998-99, rev.2002)

http://rapidshare.com/files/67180759/henze_sinfonia_n.10.zip

[some guy]

Thanks for the Goebbels, Manuel. The Tagebuch Goebbels.

And an odd little piece it is, to be sure. Doesn't sound much like Goebbels, except for a few tiny licks here and there. More like what say Poul Ruders would do after listening to Goebbels.

It reminded me very much of that Haunted Landscape thing by Crumb, not in that it sounded like it, but that it's the same kind of "here's what this person can do with a full orchestra and without really sounding much like himself" thing.

Plus, you gave us Henze's eighth, too, bless you. Now we can hear this without having to wait for Capriccio to get off its butt. Not that that still won't be nice to buy, or anything.

[some guy]

Lilas, if you're still interested in Donatoni. I bought a Stradivarius CD of his orchestral works yesterday. They're very nice. Oddly enough, they never reminded me much of Nono or Scelsi. Little bits and pieces reminded me of Ligeti and some early Penderecki. Not much, though. Maybe more like Huber, Eckert, and Lachenmann than the Italians. Nice bright, hard-edged music. Very listenable.

I just got the Stradivarius CD of the chamber works. The last one's on as I type this note to you. I was very taken with this disc as well. His very transparent style works just as well or better with chamber music, as one would expect. This last piece on the CD, with soprano, is a trifle too lyrical (old school lyrical) for my tastes, but it's still quite a good piece. I should just get over myself probably!

[Lilas Pastia]

Well, yes. Donatoni is one composer I have only sampled so far. I'd need a better way of getting acquainted with his music than just soundbites

[m_gigena]

Well, yes. Donatoni is one composer I have only sampled so far. I'd need a better way of getting acquainted with his music than just soundbites

Franco Donatoni
Cinis, per soprano e clarinetto basso (1988)
Voci. Orchesterubung, per orchestra (1972-73)

http://rapidshare.com/files/67579743/donatoni.zip

[franet]

I got it!
Thank you so much Maciek   :-)

Here it is:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8ln1pi5cjxj

[MishaK]

Would anyone have some details as to performers and date of performance of these clips? THanks in advance.

Here is the last movement of Denisov's Partita

http://rapidshare.com/files/60973671/Denisov__bach__partita_alain_moglia_5.Chaconne.mp3

Hans Werner Henze
Sinfonia n.10 (1998-99, rev.2002)

http://rapidshare.com/files/67180759/henze_sinfonia_n.10.zip

Hans Werner Henze
Sinfonia n.8 (1993)
http://rapidshare.com/files/67159590/henze_sinfonia_n.8.zip

Henze
In memoriam 'die weisse rose', per 12 strumenti - (live recording, 2003)

http://rapidshare.com/files/66248896/henze_in_memoriam_die_weisse_rose.zip

[m_gigena]

On Denisov (the four previous movements of the Partita are somewhere in this thread also)

Edison Denisov (1929-1996)
Partita, pour violon et orchestre ; d'après la partition n°2 en ré mineur BWV 1004 de Bach(1981)
Informations générales

Titre de l'oeuvre
    Partita
Sous-titre
    pour violon et orchestre ; d'après la partition n°2 en ré mineur BWV 1004 de Bach
Année(s) de composition
    1981
Effectif

    * Instrument soliste
      Violon
    * orchestre de chambre bois par 1 (17 musiciens)
      2 flûtes, 2 hautbois, 2 bassons, 2 cors, cymbalum, 2 premiers violons, 2 seconds violons, 2 altos, violoncelle, contrebasse (nombre de cordes estimé)

Analyse de l'effectif

    * Type d'exécution: concert
    * Genre musical: musique concertante
    * Genre instrumental: concerto pour corde
    * Genre instrumental détaillé: concerto pour violon

Enregistrement
    France musique - 1992
Interprète(s)
    Orchestre de chambre de Toulouse. Alain Moglia, violon et direction.

The Henze symphonies were recorded from italian radio broadcasts and you can get the info if you listen to the audio files.

[Thom]

I posted links to rapidshare in the thread dedicated to John Foulds. They are about his World Requiem, which was performed last sunday in the Royal Albert Hall in London and broadcasted on BBC radio 3.
You can find it here:

http://www.good-music-guide.com/community/index.php/topic,3505.msg107717.html#msg107717

[m_gigena]

Does anyone have the Psalm 150 by Argentinian composer Alberto Ginastera?

[Lilas Pastia]

Thanks for double-posting here, Thom. I would never have found this Foulds Requiem link otherwise .