classical music: Michael Gielen     classical music:     Michael Gielen      Elliott Carter: Piano Concerto; Concerto for Orchestra; Concerto for Orchestra; Three Occasions Elliott Carter, Michael Gielen, ... Arte Nova Classics, 2005 A classic Carter recording reissued This budget-price recording, featuring two Elliott Carter specialists, the pianist Ursula Oppens and the conductor Michael Gielen, has long been a highlight of the composer's discography. Now reissued in rather more attractive packaging, it remains an essential disc ...             Nono: Orchestral works & chamber music Luigi Nono, Swf Symphony Baden-Baden, ... Col Legno, 2000 all seminal Gigi Here you have encysted great works by Luigi, and comprehensive, diapasonal conductors. Hans Rosbaud was an early effulgence visionary, taught the young Boulez the timbral fastidiousness we all need.Sorry Boulez never conducted any late Nono concoctions.And Michael ...             50 Years of Vox David Glazer, Hugo Alfven, ... Vox (Classical), 1995 Wonderful, celebratory collection Amazon currently sells this as a sealed cutout for an incredible $4.97 in the used CD section, under this code: Label: Scde ASIN: B00005MJTD As many of the old Vox single CDs & boxes disappear or are reshuffled into deceptively "premium" packaging, this wonderful, ...             25 Tchaikovsky Favorites Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Alois Springer, ... Vox (Classical), 1996 Tchaikovsky's Greatest Pieces of Music Here are some of Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky's greatest works. His Nutcraker, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty ballets are the most famous in the repoirtaire. The Symphony No. 5 and 6 are very excellent symphonic orchestrations. However, despite all the good stuff in here ...             Adagio: Music for Silent Moments Guido Schiefen, Johann Sebastian Bach, ... Arte Nova Records, 1998 A good sampling of the ARTE NOVA catalogue... I usually don't go for compilations such as this, but this 78+min. disc spans the centuries. We go from Bach to Mahler and everywhere inbetween. ADAGIO(ital. slow, gentle), sit back relax with a good book or just gaze into space. The underated Arte Nova artists ...             25 Beethoven Favorites George Berry, George Silfies, ... Vox (Classical), 1996 Beethoven's 25 hits This is exactly what I wanted and I rec'd it very fast turnaround. Thanks you!             Mahler: Symphony No. 9; Boulez: Rituel; Notations I-IV, VII Pierre Boulez, Gustav Mahler, ... Hanssler Classics, 2004 Mahler for Grown Ups Sweet. Best Mahler's Ninth I have heard (and I have heard about 10 so far, including Bernstein and Karajan's). Never heard of Michael Gielen until I read about him on the Internet. I am very glad I did hear about him. Good recording - violins on each side of the ...             Mahler: Symphonies Nos. 1-9; Adagio Gustav Mahler, Michael Gielen, ... Hanssler Classics, 2005 Gielen's Mahler not to be missed Mahler's time has now surely come. His symphonies, rare in performance and rarer on record until a half century after his death, have become a glut in the age of compact discs, with multiple complete cycles vying for attention. Even so, a true Mahler aficionado has ...             Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 Anton Bruckner, Morton Feldman, ... Intercord, 2003 Top-notch Bruckner 8th, with distinctly modern clarity The composer labored mightily over his eighth symphony; and as with many of the others, a variety of versions or editions eventually littered history. Right off, a performer must decide which version, if any, is the best or most authentic. Self-doubting and malleable ...             Schoenberg - Von heute auf morgen / Wittlesey · Salter · Barainsky · Karczykowski · Gielen (1997 Straub & ... Richard Salter, Arnold Schoenberg, ... Cpo Records, 2000 A Weimar Chamber-Opera... The genre of chamber-opera flourished in Germany of the Weimar Republic period. A hand-full of composers essayed the genre, and this is Schoenberg's production. It's full of his tasty orchestrations, and it's light and satirical in the vein of Pierrot Lunaire--but ...             George Enescu: Oedipe Davide Damiani, Egils Silins, ... Naxos, 2006 Have no hesitation - a treasure! Rarely has the adventuresome listener's investment been so handsomely repaid. Georges Enescu, contemporaneous with Igor Stravinsky, wrote "Oedipe" ("Oedipus") gradually over many years, and it finally premiered in 1936. I've not heard the EMI set of this opera from ...             Stravinsky: Canticum Sacrum; Agon; Requiem Canticles Rudolf Rosen, Mikhael Nikiforov, ... Hanssler Classics, 2008             Mahler: Symphony No. 9; Boulez: Rituel; Notations I-IV, VII Pierre Boulez, Gustav Mahler, ... Hanssler Classics, 2004 Mahler for Grown Ups Sweet. Best Mahler's Ninth I have heard (and I have heard about 10 so far, including Bernstein and Karajan's). Never heard of Michael Gielen until I read about him on the Internet. I am very glad I did hear about him. Good recording - violins on each side of the ...             Xenakis: Orchestral Works & Chamber Music Siegfried Palm, Hans Deinzer, ... Col Legno, 2000 THE introduction to Xenakis The Col legno label's "Orchestral works and chamber music" discs are usually overpriced and contain second-rate material. But on this collection of the music of Iannis Xenakis, we get several excellent pieces in historical performances, with surprising good sound ...             Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 5 Gustav Mahler, Michael Gielen, ... Hanssler Classics, 2004 A different voice for Mahler, well worth hearing If you follow various record magazines, the name of Michael Gielen will be familiar to you, but as a podium presence in the U.S., he is practically unknown. For decades Gielen has recorded with provincial German orchestras -- here the Soutwest German Radio orchestra ...          products you might be interested in   search for classical music karczykowski, orchestral, schoenberg, stravinsky, symphonies, tchaikovsky      toavi.com    web we recommend all seminal Gigi randomly chosen book: Geometría Sagrada.- Del Microcosmos Al Macrocosmos (FLOR DE LA VIDA)