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Beethoven: Symphonies No 2 & 7 Osmo Vänskä, Minnesota Orchestra Will be released 8/21, pre-order today. The final release in the critically acclaimed Beethoven Symphony cycle of Osmo Vänskä and the Minnesota Orchestra is now available. This is probably one of the most highly anticipated releases from BIS ever, and for anyone following the series this is sure to be an absolute must!
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Dudamel, Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra Gustavo Dudamel and the SBYOV have stunned audiences worldwide with their explosive Latin-American showpieces. No other conductor or orchestra in the world could deliver a recording like this. It juxtaposes contrasting showpieces such as the Stravinsky-esque rhythmic drive of Revueltas's Sensemaya, the expansive lusciousness of Danzón no. 2 by Arturo Marquez and the vibrant ballet suite Estancia by Ginastera. ..."They play as if their hearts are fit to burst with pride as well as passion. ...I predict a smash hit." ~ Gramophone
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Emerson String Quartet "No less a figure than Donald Francis Tovey declared that from the performer's standpoint [the fugue] is undeniably keyboard music, but from the listener's it's best heard as a string quartet. It's difficult to disagree with this assessment, as the quartet medium offers perfect transparency of texture and ideal balance of contrapuntal lines. At the same time, it is much easier on the ear than any harpsichord, less monochrome than the piano, ..." ~ David Hurwitz, ClassicsToday.com
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Canadian Brass "The compositions featured on Legends are absolutely essential to appreciating the Canadian Brass legacy. From Copland's thrilling Fanfare to the newly commissioned Golyardes Grounde, every track plays an important role in the history of the Canadian Brass." ~ Charles Daellenbach of Canadian Brass
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Hildegard Von Bingen: Celestial Harmonies Jeremy Summerly, Oxford Camerata Von Bingen was the gifted "celebrity" from the 12th-century. "Her writings, her poetry and music, and her founding and leadership of the convent at Rupertsberg established her as one of the more remarkable and influential figures of her time. The question today is how to best present her music—long sequences of unison chant—which of course was intended for worship and prayer, not for 'performance'. ...this program...takes a very sensible and listener-friendly route." ~ David Vernier, ClassicsToday.com
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Horowitz In Hamburg - The Last Concert Vladimir Horowitz On June, 21 1987, before an ecstatic audience in Hamburg's Musikhalle, 83-year-old Vladimir Horowitz gave the last concert of a career. The recital, taped by North German Radio (NDR), lay in their archives virtually untouched for more than 20 years. It is now being released in its entirety for the first time.
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