Upcoming releases from Brilliant....

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Opus106

16th Feb., in the U.K.
http://prestoclassical.co.uk/r/Brilliant%2BClassics/8909

I was looking at the yesterday and I was thinking that someone here must like that pianist.
Regards,
Navneeth

George

Quote from: opus67 on January 13, 2009, 09:01:41 PM
16th Feb., in the U.K.
http://prestoclassical.co.uk/r/Brilliant%2BClassics/8909

I was looking at the yesterday and I was thinking that someone here must like that pianist.

Thanks very much!

Harry

Another batch of great Brilliant releases, and the much awaited Complete Baryton trios from Haydn, 21 cd's (49,95)
And the complete recordings of Hasse's cantatas! Poju will be so happy about that.

Harry

Volume III of the ongoing complete recordings of Frescobaldi's oeuvre.
And this fine recording by Herreweghe, Gilles.

Harry

#64
And this Christian Ferras compilation from DGG. A must buy.

And what to think of this Cherubini recording, still one of the best performances of the SQ. A no brainer too.

SonicMan46

Quote from: Harry on February 10, 2009, 01:30:34 AM
Another batch of great Brilliant releases, and the much awaited Complete Baryton trios from Haydn, 21 cd's (49,95)


Harry - I've been anxiously awaiting that Haydn Baryton Trios release - hope the playing is great!  :D

Schoenberg, Berg and Webern - String Quartets are due out in a week or so! These are 1968-70 recordings by the LaSalle Quartet - anxious to hear some opinions about the group and the vintage of the performances (and hoping that Brilliant does some brilliant re-mastering!)  ;) - Dave  :)

 

Harry

#66
As far as I know Dave, these Baryton Trios are very well recorded on authentic instruments, but since it is the only existing recording, its the one to go for I guess, if you want them.

Some info.


The group has, for several years now, specialized on the music for Barytone and Viola da gamba at the court of Esterházy - and its aim is, to make this little known facet of classical chamber music more acquainted to a broader public.
Concerts at festivals (also the "original places" at  Esterháza Castle in Hungary and Eisenstadt, Austria), Radio - and TV - productions and CDs with CPO/SWR and Cavalli Records show the acceptance of these efforts.
The musicians of the group have all a lot of experience with diverse period instrumental formations throughout Europe.



The fruit of the ensemble’s monumental work, the Complete Haydn Barytone Pieces soon will be available. The collection of 21 CDs contains all those barytone pieces from Joseph Haydn’s life-work, that remained during the centuries.
It is not widely known, but Haydn wrote more pieces for barytone-viola-violoncello chamber trios, than string-quartets or symphonies.
The barytone trio was a kind of ‘home-music’ in the palace, as the prince could play on this instrument.
The complete edition contains the 120 remained trios, a quintet, 7 octets, so all valuable notes that appeared in the academically compiled sheet music edition, including one-row long pieces too. Some pieces needed reconstruction, this work was made by Michael Brüssing and András Bolyki. Sometimes the score offered – in a few cases: it required – the opportunity of playing cadences, so the ensemble could not neglect this. Although these cadences were not written by Haydn, it was obvious to enroll them. A few of them were improvised during the recordings, the others were composed by the performers.
In the popular octets and in the quintet participates the Piccolo Concerto Chamber Orchestra (Vienna).

The project

The following works for barytone by Joseph Haydn still exist:

117 trios for barytone, viola and violoncello
3 trios for barytone, violin and violoncello
4 duos for 2 barytone (partially reconstructions from different sources)
1 quintet for 2 horns, barytone, viola and violoncello
7 octets for 2 horns, barytone , violin, viola, violoncello and doublebass
12 cassationpieces for 2 barytones and doublebass

Trios Hob. XI  1 - 7 CD 1
Trios Hob. XI  8 - 15 CD 2
Trios Hob. XI  16 - 24 CD 3
Trios Hob. XI  25 - 31 CD 4
Trios Hob. XI  32 - 38 CD 5
Trios Hob. XI  39 - 45 CD 6
Trios Hob. XI  46 - 51 CD 7
Trios Hob. XI  52 - 63 CD 8
Trios Hob. XI  64 - 72 CD 9
Trios Hob. XI  73 - 79 CD 10
Trios Hob. XI  80 - 86 CD 11
Trios Hob. XI  87-93 CD 12
Trios Hob. XI  94 -101 CD 13
Trios Hob. XI  102 - 108 CD 14
Trios Hob. XI  109 - 115 CD 15
Trios Hob. XI  116 - 122 CD 16
Trios Hob. XI  123 - 126 CD 17
Duos Hob. XII CD 18
12 Cassationpieces
Octets Hob. X CD 19
and
CD 20
Quintet
Fragments CD 21

Project Manager: Dr. Walter Reicher, Intendant of Haydn Festspiele Eisenstadt

Place of recording: Palace Esterházy, Eisenstadt (A)

Music Edition: J. Haydn Gesamtausgabe, edited by J. Haydn Institut, Köln (G. Henle Verlag)

CD Editor: Brilliant Classics, NL

Recording engineer: Wolfgang Steininger

Partners and sponsors:
Haydn Festspiele Eisenstadt
Haydn Privatstiftung Eisenstadt
Verein zur Förderung des Werkes von J.Haydn
Esterházy Privatstiftung
Schloss Esterházy Management GesmbH


http://vodpod.com/watch/413385-esterhazy-ensemble



Kuhlau


George


Que

Quote from: Harry on February 10, 2009, 01:30:34 AM
Another batch of great Brilliant releases, and the much awaited Complete Baryton trios from Haydn, 21 cd's (49,95)



BRILLIANT!!!! :) Ooooh yessss! 8)

Q

SonicMan46

Quote from: Harry on February 10, 2009, 09:47:58 AM
As far as I know Dave, these Baryton Trios are very well recorded on authentic instruments, but since it is the only existing recording, its the one to go for I guess, if you want them.


Thanks, Harry, for all of the information and the link - nice seeing the baryton being playing - the top of the instrument w/ all of those string keys is as big as the performer's head!  :D

Harry

Quote from: Kuhlau on February 10, 2009, 10:40:06 AM
Harry, this news may interest you ... ;)

FK

O, believe me, that is not the only thing that is in the pipeline with Brilliant.
More surprises to follow. :)

Harry


Coopmv

Brilliant Classics used to have a few sets on early music, i.e. pre-baroque, Renaissance but I do not seem to be able to find them on Amazon lately.  Are they all OOP?

The new erato

There's literally tons of Brilliant rereleases of Universal opera sets. Check the mdt.co.uk March prerelease lists.

Harry

Quote from: Coopmv on February 12, 2009, 05:55:01 PM
Brilliant Classics used to have a few sets on early music, i.e. pre-baroque, Renaissance but I do not seem to be able to find them on Amazon lately.  Are they all OOP?

You must remember one thing with Brilliant. they produce one big swoop of all their releases, and when its sold out its sold out.
Unless you find it somewhere second hand, you can be sure if you don't find it, its sold out.
Rarely do they release a second time.

Que

#76
Quote from: George on February 10, 2009, 10:45:52 AM
No word on the Yudina box?  :-[

Has been released (in Germany - click picture):



BTW it seems that Brilliant is probing deeper and deeper into Universal's back catalogue! :o

Happy days ahead for us all!

Now all they need to do is make texts available online...  ::) Especially now they're issuing operas.
Harry, could you spread the word? :) :)

Q


George

Thanks Que!

I see that MDT has it listed as expecting to be released this Tuesday.  :D

Harry

Two interesting releases from Brilliant

Coopmv

Quote from: opus67 on January 13, 2009, 09:01:41 PM
16th Feb., in the U.K.
http://prestoclassical.co.uk/r/Brilliant%2BClassics/8909

I was looking at the yesterday and I was thinking that someone here must like that pianist.

This set may be worth getting just for the JS Bach works.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Yudina