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Monday, 19 December 2005
NEW SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO IGNORE
Topic: RECORDINGS The classical music world is a living, breathing place, full of living composers we too rarely read about or listen to. Ignore them at your own peril; the music is arriving from all quarters of the planet, absorbing all manner of new influences, and evolving in exciting and remarkable ways. Here are some recommended new recordings by 21st-century composers, listed alphabetically. ...LINK to complete news story
Sunday, 18 December 2005
FRESH TAKES ON MASTERWORKS
Topic: RECORDINGS  Recordings in the classical music field are burgeoning, despite reports
that say otherwise. These discs -- half from independent, boutique or
musician-run labels -- span four centuries of music by composers past
(they're listed in alphabetical order). There is an audience for these
awesome sounds, so often described as ``marginalized'' in our popular
culture.
...LINK to complete news story
Saturday, 17 December 2005
Topic: RECORDINGS NEW YORK (Billboard) - The classical chart story of the year is undoubtedly Il Divo, a vocal quartet assembled by Simon Cowell of "American Idol" fame. ...LINK to complete news story
Friday, 16 December 2005
A Woman of Valor: An Interview with Judith Lang Zaimont
Topic: RECORDINGS The Milken Archive interviews the composer about her life, her family and her music, in connection with the release of a Milken Archive CD of her music, Judith Lang Zaimont: Parable – A Tale of Abram and Isaac ...LINK to complete news story | CONSUMER INFO
Surprises and Delicacies in a Year of Exciting Classical CD's
Topic: RECORDINGS The classical music critics of The New York Times select the year's most notable CD's. ...LINK to complete news story
Push to Rescue Met Recordings
Topic: RECORDINGS  The MET Opera is pressing forward with a project to preserve, and in many cases locate, nearly 1,400 recordings of its Saturday broadcasts. Met officials said they have completed 403 preservations, with 868 still to go, spending about $1.4 million in an open-ended project that is predicted to cost more than $4 million...LINK to complete news story
Tuesday, 13 December 2005
Now Playing: Handel: Messiah Topic: RECORDINGS Composer: George Frideric Handel Conductor: Nikolaus Harnoncourt Performer: Anna Larsson, Gerald Finley, et al. Label: RCA ....NEW RECORDINGS LINK
Monday, 12 December 2005
Topic: RECORDINGS The widely reported drop in classical concert attendance has not been reflected in the numbers of classical recordings issued this past year. Indeed, 2005 has brought a reassuring bounty of recorded music of every stripe, from early music to contemporary works, new recordings to historic reissues. ...LINK to complete news story
Sunday, 11 December 2005
BOXED TREATS
Topic: RECORDINGS Boxed sets have been a staple of the classical recording business since at least the early LP era. Their numbers have swelled in recent years as the big labels keep repackaging back-catalog to stock retail bins that would otherwise have been filled with new releases. ...LINK to complete news story
Saturday, 10 December 2005
Grammy nominations sing praises of Eastman's elite
Topic: RECORDINGS  Recordings featuring Eastman School of Music
faculty and alumni netted nearly a dozen Grammy nominations on Thursday, with such notable personalities as Renee Fleming, Paul O'Dette and the Ying Quartet all appearing on albums recognized by the recording academy. ...LINK to complete news story
New Christmas CDs
Topic: RECORDINGS ...auditioning with you Links to audio excerpts in Consumer Information pages.
Thursday, 8 December 2005
Topic: RECORDINGS  Evgeny Kissin has been nominated for a Grammy in the "Best Instrumental Soloist Performance (Without Orchestra)" for his work on the Scriabin, Medtner, Stravinsky album!
Additionally, John Williams has been nominated both for Best Score Soundtrack Album (For Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith) and Best Instrumental Composition, for "Anakin's Betrayal" from Star Wars Episode III. Classical Nominations | ...complete list
Topic: RECORDINGS  Pianist Martha Argerich, the Emerson String Quartet, conductor Mariss Jansons, and composer William Bolcom are among the most-cited classical nominees for the 48th Grammy Awards, announced Thursday 8 DEC in New York. ...LINK to complete news story
Monday, 28 November 2005
Topic: RECORDINGS 
The first recording to result from the Philadelphia Orchestra's partnership with the label Ondine debuted on the Billboard classical chart last week at number 25. ...LINK to complete news story | Consumer Information
Friday, 25 November 2005
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