The EMI set (apologies for the quality of Google's translation):
EMI Box 150 birth anniversary
Mahler Complete Edition
(Limited Edition)
CZS-6089852 (16CD) \ 5600
Mahler EMI is certainly strong for a long time. Even compared with other major labels through 70 have the impression that if a head's up. Demonstrate the full strength of these recordings in the collection, so of course.
Look at the light,
No. 1 Giulini, Klemperer No. 2, The Rattle No. 3, No. 4 Horenstein, Tennstedt No. 5, No. 6 Barbirolli
The Rattle No. 7, No. Tennstedt No. 8, No. 9 Barbirolli, Klemperer song of the earth
Fischer-Dieskau singing of young men wandering & Furtwängler, Walter Ferrier singing and commemorate the dead child
Baker and Barbirolli Rückert songs, "Children's magical horn," Schwarzkopf, Fischer-Dieskau, George Szell
And rock-solid lineup of just that.
This song is this person has been holding it down pat to where. And three years ago by Pappano and services that fit Bosutorijji to record two new songs. EMI's complete works set to this strong sense of enthusiasm.
CZS-6089852
(16CD)
\ 5600 CD1
1. Song of grief (1878-80, revised 1892-3 & 1898-9)
October 1983 12 & 13, June 24, 1984,
Town Hall, Birmingham recorded
Two. Piano Quartet in A minor (unfinished 1876-8) - first movement *
April 1988, Barunabasu Church St., Woodside Park, London recording Deze Helena (soprano),
Arufurida Hodgson (mezzo-soprano)
Teare, Robert (tenor),
Shawn Lee (bass)
City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Simon Rattle
Domus *
CD2
1. Wandering rally song (poem Mahler) (1884-5, revised? 1891-6) (all 4 songs)
June 1952 24 & 25,
Kingsway Hall, London Recordings (mono)
Two. Symphony No. 1 in D major, "Giant" (1884-8, revised 1893-6) *
March 30, 1971, Temple MEDINAH, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau recorded in Chicago (baritone)
Philharmonia
Conductor Wilhelm Furtwängler
Chicago Symphony Orchestra *
Conductor Carlo Maria Giulini *
CD3
Symphony No. 2 in C minor (1888-94, revised 1903) "Resurrection"
November 1961 22-24 days 15,24 Sun in March 1962,
Kingsway Hall, London Recording Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano),
= Roessl Majdan Hilde (soprano)
Philharmonia Chorus
Philharmonia
Conductor Otto Klemperer
CD4
Lieder (1879-83)
1. Im Lenz (poetry Mahler)
Two. Winterlied (poetry Mahler)
Three. Maitanz im Grunen (poetry Mahler)
(New record) Bosutorijji Ian (tenor)
Antonio Pappano (piano)
February 19, 2010, St. Jude = On = the = Hill,
Hampstead, London Recording
Discrete and singing
(1) (1880-7)
Four. Morning of the spring (Leander poetry)
Five. Memories (Leander poetry)
Six. Hans and Grethe (poem Mahler)
7. Serenade of Don Juan (Tirso de Molina poem, 訳詩: Braunfels)
8. Illusion of Don Juan (Tirso de Molina poem, 訳詩: Braunfels)
(2) (Ming and Al Brentano: the magic horn ,1887-90 than children)
Nine. To discipline the child for mischief
Ten. I walked the forest green fun
11. To the outside, outside
12. Powerful imagination
(3) (Ming and Al Brentano: the magic horn ,1887-90 than children)
13. The fort Strassburg
14. Birds in the summer instead
Fifteen. Avoidance and separation
16. Seeing other
17. Conceit 4,9 - Christa Ludwig (mezzo-soprano)
Gerald Moore (piano)
1,3-5 Sun May 1959, one of Abbey Road Studios, London Recording
5,10,14 - Karuneusu Catherine (soprano)
Vinyoles Roger (piano)
1998 7-9 July day of St. Michael Church, Highgate, London Recording
6,12,15 - Brigitte Fassbender (soprano)
Irwin Gage (piano)
1979 October 24-26 days in March 1980 11-14 days
Gemaindehausu recording Berurintserendorufu
16 - Alice Coote (mezzo-soprano)
Julius Drake (piano)
2002 December 19-21 day Patton Hall, Suffolk Record
7,8,11,13,17 - Dietrich Fisher-Dieskau (baritone)
Daniel Barenboim (piano)
February 1978 5-10 days Jimensuvira, recorded in Berlin
CD4-18
CD5-1
Symphony No. 3 in D minor (1893-6, revised 1906)
October 1997 5-7 day Symphony Hall, Birmingham recorded Renmeruto Birgit (contralto)
City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus
City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus Women
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Simon Rattle
Two. Chapter of flowers (created for the Symphony No. 1, Year 1906 abandoned)
May 2007, hr Zendezaru, recorded in Frankfurt Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Paavo Järvi
CD6
Symphony No. 4 in G major (1892,1899-1900, revised 1901-10)
November 1970 23 & 24, Town Hall, Barking, London Recordings Margaret Price (soprano)
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Jascha Horenstein
CD7
Symphony No. 5 in C sharp minor (1901-2, later revised)
December 13, 1988, Royal Festival Hall, London Recordings (Live) London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Klaus Tennstedt
CD8
1. Songs recall the dead child (poem by Rückert) (1901-4) (5 tracks) Kathleen Ferrier (contralto)
Vienna Philharmonic
Conductor Bruno Walter
October 4, 1949, Kingsway Hall, London Recordings (mono)
One 2.5 Rückert songs (1901-2), Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano)
New Philharmonia Orchestra
Conductor John Barbirolli
July 1969 17 & 18, recording Watford Town Hall
CD-8-3
CD9
Symphony No. 6 in A minor (1903-4, revised 1906, later revised) "Tragic" New Philharmonia Orchestra
Conductor John Barbirolli
August 1967 17-19 days Kingsway Hall, London Recording
CD10
Symphony No. 7 (1904-5, later revised), "Song of the Night"
June 1991 21 & 22, Concert Hall, Severus, Severus
(1991, Old Rose Festival, live) City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Simon Rattle
CD11
1. "Magical horn of the children" from Lieder
(Brentano & Poetry aluminate) (1892-1901) (12 songs)
March 1968 8 & 9, Kingsway Hall, London Recording Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano),
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone)
London Symphony Orchestra
Conductor George Szell
Two. & CD12
Symphony No. 8 in E flat major (1906-7) "Symphony of a Thousand"
April 1986 20-24 days
Uorusamusutou Town Hall, London Recording
October 1986 8-10 days of Westminster Cathedral, London Recordings Elizabeth Connell (soprano I), Uinsu Edith (soprano II)
Charlotte Felicity (soprano III), Touruderize Schmidt (contralto I)
Dinizu Nadine (contralto II), Vasaru Richard (tenor)
Hinninen Jorma (baritone), Hans Sotin (bass)
Tiffin School Boys Choir, London Philharmonic Choir
David Hill (organ)
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor Klaus Tennstedt
CD13
Song of the Earth ( "Flute of China" (poem Betoge) from) (1907-9)
February 1964 19-22 days Kingsway Hall &
November 1964 7 & the 8th, 1966 July 6 to 9,
The Abbey Road Studio 1, London Recording Christa Ludwig (contralto),
Vundarihhi Fritz (tenor)
Philharmonia Orchestra
New Firuhani Orchestra
Conductor Otto Klemperer
CD14
Symphony No. 9 in D major (1908-9)
January 1964 10,11,14 & 18,
Church of Jesus Christ, the Berlin Philharmonic recording Berurindaremu
Conductor John Barbirolli
CD15
F-sharp minor Symphony No. 10 (1910)
(Mahler manuscript, and Derek Cook
Berthold Goldschmidt, Colin Matthews &
Cooperative play version by David Matthews)
September 1999 24 & 25, Philharmonic, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded live in Berlin
Conductor Simon Rattle
CD16-Bonus Tracks
One 1.5 Ruckert Lieder (1901-2), Thomas Hampson (baritone)
American Wolfram (piano)
March 1996 19-21 day one of Abbey Road Studios, London Recording
Two. I was dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano)
Hallé
Conductor John Barbirolli
May 4, 1967, No. 1, Abbey Road Studios, London Recording
Three. I was dumped into the world (poem by Rückert)
(LP from the new remastered) Christa Ludwig (soprano)
Gerald Moore (piano)
November 1957 1,11,13,14,17 & 20,
The Abbey Road Studio 1, London Recording
Four. I was dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Christa Ludwig (soprano)
Philharmonia
Conductor Otto Klemperer
February 1964 17-19 days Kingsway Hall, London Recording
Five. I was dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone)
Daniel Barenboim (piano)
February 1978 5-10 days Jimensuvira, recorded in Berlin
Six. I dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Thomas Allen (baritone)
British Chamber
Conductor Jeffrey Tate
May 1988 16 & 17, October 16, 1989,
The Abbey Road Studio 1, London Recording
7. I dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Brigitte Fassbender (soprano)
Irwin Gage (piano)
1979 October 24-26 days in March 1980 11-14 days
Gemaindehausu recording Berurintserendorufu
8. I dumped into the world (poem by Rückert) Karuneusu Catherine (soprano)
Vinyoles Roger (piano)
1998 7-9 July day of St. Michael Church, Highgate, London Recording
Nine. Hara Akira (fourth movement of Symphony No. 2) (a strange horn of child) Alice Coote (mezzo-soprano)
Julius Drake (piano)
2002 December 19-21 day Patton Hall, Suffolk Record
Mahler oeuvre box to continue increasing its presence in the modern addition. Since the late 20 th century, Gustav Mahler, is to present a wider range of interest accounts for musicians and audience. He died in 1911, but was about the songs and the symphony has a global spread of a completely personal work yet, it is desirable in existence today. This box was recorded between 1949 and 2010 years, recording has been highly praised the great Mahler conductors, singers, by the orchestra. By Pappano Bosutorijji and three new recordings, including songs, this set is completely covering the world of Mahler. Clamshell box, each CD into a paper wallet, 40P booklet, disc text lyrics
