Commmmons: Schola vol.17 Ryuichi Sakamoto Selections: Romantic Music
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*** Product Information ***
Format: CD
Number of Disks: 2
Package:
Release Date: March 21, 2018
Record Label:
Product Number: RZCM-45977
*** Work Information ***
others
Artist: Alban Beruk Quartet
, Alexander Taro
, Peter Zelkin
, Gidon Kremel
, Valerie Afanashiev
, Ian Bost Ridge
, Antonio Papperano
, Don -Suk Kang
, Pascal Dovo Wayon
others
Artist: Alban Beruk Quartet
, Alexander Taro
, Peter Zelkin
, Gidon Kremel
, Valerie Afanashiev
, Ian Bost Ridge
, Antonio Papperano
, Don -Suk Kang
, Pascal Dovo Wayon
*** Recorded content ***
Number of configurations | 2 sheets
Total recording time | 00:00:00
[Disc 1]
● Franz Schubert
1. String Quartet No. 14 Nini D minor D.810 《Death and Otome》 ~ 1st movement Allegro
Alban Beruk Quartet
2. A collection of songs 《Swan Song》 D.957 to 13 Doppelganger
Ian Bostridge (tenor), Antonio Pappano (piano)
● Frederick Chopin
3. Preliminary songs Sharu Huh G minor 45
Alexander Taro (piano)
4.
Peter Zelkin (piano)
● Robert Schumann
5. A collection of songs 《Poet's Love》 Work 48 to 5 Let's hide the heart
Fritz Wendrich (Tenor), Foobert Gezzen (Piano)
6. Piano triple pigment No. 3 to minor work 110 to the first movement
Alexander Mernicov (piano), Isabel Faust (violin),
Jean -Gian Keras (cello)
● Richard Wagner
7. Music play "Tristan and Izolde" WWV 90 -Prelude to Act 1
Carlos Clever conducted by Curos Capele Dresden
8. Rapid Drama "Tristan and Izolde" WWV 90 -Act 3 "Gentle, he smiles gently
"Mu" (Izolde's love death)
Margaret Price (Soprano), Carlos Cliver Conducted Sturts Cape
Les Dresden
● Franz List
9. [[ 3rd year of pilgrimage ]] S.163 -2nd song Esthetic Susa 1st (Funeral Song)
Pierre -Loran Emar (piano)
● Peter Trei Kovsky
10. Violin Concerto Nin -style work 35 -First movement Allegro Modelate
Patrizia Copachinskaya (Violin), Theodor Kururenzis
Musica Eterna
[Disc 2]
● Johannes Brahms
1. Violin Sonata No. 3 Ninja Works 108 -Second Movement Adagio
Gydon Kremel (violin), Valery Afanashiev (Piano)
2. Three interlude works 117 to 2nd songs
Valerie Afanashiev (Piano)
● Gabriel Faure
3. Violin Sonata No. 1 in the leading work 13 to the first movement Allegro Malt
Don -Suk -Kang (violin), Pascal Devayon (Piano)
4. Song collection "Eve's Song" Works 95-0th song Die, Star Kuzuyo
Dawn Up Show (Soprano), Gilbert Calish (Piano)
● Gustav Mahler
5. Symphony No. 10 Charg -G major (Derrick Cook supplement Completed version) -1st movement Adagio
Daniel Harding Conducted Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
● Richard Strauss
6. Symphony poetry "Don Fan" work 20 TRV 156
Karl Boem Conducted Sturts Capele Dresden
7. Song collection "Four Last Songs" -1 Spring Spring
Elisa Bet Schwarz Cup (Soprano), George Cell Conducted Berlin Broadcasting
Symphony orchestra
● Jean Sibelius
8. Sad Waltz work 44 1
Pavo Yarvi Conducted Estonia National Symphony Orchestra
[booklet]
* Director: For Scola/Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada
* Roundtable: Romantic music era/Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada Junichi Konuma Akio Okada
* Romantic music discounts: Hiroaki Kadomatsu / Selection
* Original explanation: Masaan Omiya Ryosuke Masuda Junichi Katagiri Takaya Hiro Okada Akio Okada
* Recommended board: Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada Junichi Konuma Akio Okada
* Lyrics / translation
※chronology
■ Producer credit
General supervision, song selection, writing: Ryuichi Sakamoto Song/Writing: Akira Asada/Junichi Konuma/Akio Okada
Edit: Hiroaki Kadomatsu/Noriko Hara Art Direction: Hideki Nakajima
*** Product Introduction ***
Introduction of product
The theme of the 17th volume of "Music School (= Schola)", supervised by Ryuichi Sakamoto, which is supervised by Ryuichi Sakamoto, which goes beyond the genres of classical, popular, and ethnic music, is [Romantic Music]! What did the classical music in the 19th and 20th century inherited from the classical music before that and what did you bring to the subsequent music? " It is interesting to see how Ryuichi Sakamoto himself is looking at the era of "romantic school". Includes songs from the era when abundant famous songs were created in the first CD set in the series. The booklet of about 120 pages, including detailed explanations about the songs and the year -round music history, is enough to read. intoxicate (c) Tomomi Uemura
Tower record
(2018/04/20)
Ryuichi Sakamoto's “COMMMONS: SCHOLA” is a complete collection of unique music that Ryuichi Sakamoto has exceeded genres such as classical, ethnic music, and popular music, and compiled with unique experts in each field. The CD contains songs carefully selected by Sakamoto, and about 120 pages of booklets include a wide variety of content, such as a roundtable discussion about the background of the songs and the thoughts of the theme, detailed explanations on the songs, and the chronology of music history. This work, which has been in the 10th year of the series, will take the age of the "romantic", a classical music flower shape that leads to Mahler and Richard Strauss via Schubert, Chopin, Schumann, Wagner, Brahms. After more than 100 years, this work will adopt two CDs, the first CD in the series. What did the classical music in the 19th and 20th century, which are still loved, have inherited from the classical music before that, and what has brought to the subsequent music? Finally, please enjoy Ryuichi Sakamoto's "romantic music", who has finally worked on this large theme that cannot be avoided in talking about classical music. commercial
Release / sales source provided material
(2018/02/05)
"Music School" by Ryuichi Sakamoto, "COMMMONS: SCHOLA" series. The theme this time is "Romantic Music". It starts in Schubert, Chopin, and Schumann, and is a synonym for classical music, leading to Mahler and Richard Strauss via Wagner and Brahms. What did the 19th -century classical music, which are still loved, inherited from "classical music", and what happened to "20th -century music"? Please enjoy "romantic music" by Ryuichi Sakamoto, who is working on this big theme for the first time in the 10th year of the series. (C) RS
Jmd
(2018/01/30)
Format: CD
Number of Disks: 2
Package:
Release Date: March 21, 2018
Record Label:
Product Number: RZCM-45977
*** Work Information ***
others
Artist: Alban Beruk Quartet
, Alexander Taro
, Peter Zelkin
, Gidon Kremel
, Valerie Afanashiev
, Ian Bost Ridge
, Antonio Papperano
, Don -Suk Kang
, Pascal Dovo Wayon
others
Artist: Alban Beruk Quartet
, Alexander Taro
, Peter Zelkin
, Gidon Kremel
, Valerie Afanashiev
, Ian Bost Ridge
, Antonio Papperano
, Don -Suk Kang
, Pascal Dovo Wayon
*** Recorded content ***
Number of configurations | 2 sheets
Total recording time | 00:00:00
[Disc 1]
● Franz Schubert
1. String Quartet No. 14 Nini D minor D.810 《Death and Otome》 ~ 1st movement Allegro
Alban Beruk Quartet
2. A collection of songs 《Swan Song》 D.957 to 13 Doppelganger
Ian Bostridge (tenor), Antonio Pappano (piano)
● Frederick Chopin
3. Preliminary songs Sharu Huh G minor 45
Alexander Taro (piano)
4.
Peter Zelkin (piano)
● Robert Schumann
5. A collection of songs 《Poet's Love》 Work 48 to 5 Let's hide the heart
Fritz Wendrich (Tenor), Foobert Gezzen (Piano)
6. Piano triple pigment No. 3 to minor work 110 to the first movement
Alexander Mernicov (piano), Isabel Faust (violin),
Jean -Gian Keras (cello)
● Richard Wagner
7. Music play "Tristan and Izolde" WWV 90 -Prelude to Act 1
Carlos Clever conducted by Curos Capele Dresden
8. Rapid Drama "Tristan and Izolde" WWV 90 -Act 3 "Gentle, he smiles gently
"Mu" (Izolde's love death)
Margaret Price (Soprano), Carlos Cliver Conducted Sturts Cape
Les Dresden
● Franz List
9. [[ 3rd year of pilgrimage ]] S.163 -2nd song Esthetic Susa 1st (Funeral Song)
Pierre -Loran Emar (piano)
● Peter Trei Kovsky
10. Violin Concerto Nin -style work 35 -First movement Allegro Modelate
Patrizia Copachinskaya (Violin), Theodor Kururenzis
Musica Eterna
[Disc 2]
● Johannes Brahms
1. Violin Sonata No. 3 Ninja Works 108 -Second Movement Adagio
Gydon Kremel (violin), Valery Afanashiev (Piano)
2. Three interlude works 117 to 2nd songs
Valerie Afanashiev (Piano)
● Gabriel Faure
3. Violin Sonata No. 1 in the leading work 13 to the first movement Allegro Malt
Don -Suk -Kang (violin), Pascal Devayon (Piano)
4. Song collection "Eve's Song" Works 95-0th song Die, Star Kuzuyo
Dawn Up Show (Soprano), Gilbert Calish (Piano)
● Gustav Mahler
5. Symphony No. 10 Charg -G major (Derrick Cook supplement Completed version) -1st movement Adagio
Daniel Harding Conducted Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
● Richard Strauss
6. Symphony poetry "Don Fan" work 20 TRV 156
Karl Boem Conducted Sturts Capele Dresden
7. Song collection "Four Last Songs" -1 Spring Spring
Elisa Bet Schwarz Cup (Soprano), George Cell Conducted Berlin Broadcasting
Symphony orchestra
● Jean Sibelius
8. Sad Waltz work 44 1
Pavo Yarvi Conducted Estonia National Symphony Orchestra
[booklet]
* Director: For Scola/Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada
* Roundtable: Romantic music era/Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada Junichi Konuma Akio Okada
* Romantic music discounts: Hiroaki Kadomatsu / Selection
* Original explanation: Masaan Omiya Ryosuke Masuda Junichi Katagiri Takaya Hiro Okada Akio Okada
* Recommended board: Ryuichi Sakamoto Akira Asada Junichi Konuma Akio Okada
* Lyrics / translation
※chronology
■ Producer credit
General supervision, song selection, writing: Ryuichi Sakamoto Song/Writing: Akira Asada/Junichi Konuma/Akio Okada
Edit: Hiroaki Kadomatsu/Noriko Hara Art Direction: Hideki Nakajima
*** Product Introduction ***
Introduction of product
The theme of the 17th volume of "Music School (= Schola)", supervised by Ryuichi Sakamoto, which is supervised by Ryuichi Sakamoto, which goes beyond the genres of classical, popular, and ethnic music, is [Romantic Music]! What did the classical music in the 19th and 20th century inherited from the classical music before that and what did you bring to the subsequent music? " It is interesting to see how Ryuichi Sakamoto himself is looking at the era of "romantic school". Includes songs from the era when abundant famous songs were created in the first CD set in the series. The booklet of about 120 pages, including detailed explanations about the songs and the year -round music history, is enough to read. intoxicate (c) Tomomi Uemura
Tower record
(2018/04/20)
Ryuichi Sakamoto's “COMMMONS: SCHOLA” is a complete collection of unique music that Ryuichi Sakamoto has exceeded genres such as classical, ethnic music, and popular music, and compiled with unique experts in each field. The CD contains songs carefully selected by Sakamoto, and about 120 pages of booklets include a wide variety of content, such as a roundtable discussion about the background of the songs and the thoughts of the theme, detailed explanations on the songs, and the chronology of music history. This work, which has been in the 10th year of the series, will take the age of the "romantic", a classical music flower shape that leads to Mahler and Richard Strauss via Schubert, Chopin, Schumann, Wagner, Brahms. After more than 100 years, this work will adopt two CDs, the first CD in the series. What did the classical music in the 19th and 20th century, which are still loved, have inherited from the classical music before that, and what has brought to the subsequent music? Finally, please enjoy Ryuichi Sakamoto's "romantic music", who has finally worked on this large theme that cannot be avoided in talking about classical music. commercial
Release / sales source provided material
(2018/02/05)
"Music School" by Ryuichi Sakamoto, "COMMMONS: SCHOLA" series. The theme this time is "Romantic Music". It starts in Schubert, Chopin, and Schumann, and is a synonym for classical music, leading to Mahler and Richard Strauss via Wagner and Brahms. What did the 19th -century classical music, which are still loved, inherited from "classical music", and what happened to "20th -century music"? Please enjoy "romantic music" by Ryuichi Sakamoto, who is working on this big theme for the first time in the 10th year of the series. (C) RS
Jmd
(2018/01/30)