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NEWS & HIGHLIGHTSSTREET DATE: OCTOBER 8, 2013

Our first release of the fall season features a powerhouse lineup of big-name artists and exciting projects. In classical recordings, harmonia mundi leads off the month with a surround-sound SACD of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion performed by René Jacobs (p.11). This new version is full of surprises and is certain to be one of the highlights of 2013. The Accent label keeps the focus on Bach favorites with key releases by La Petite Bande (p.5) and Collegium 1704 (p.3). The holiday season starts off swingin’ with Harmonie Ensemble/New York’s latest, which presents two versions of Tchaikovsky’s beloved Nutcracker Suite – the original and a jazz arrangement by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn (p.9). Advent is the focus of albums by the Choir of Merton College on Delphian and the Choir of Clare College on harmonia mundi (p.7). The stars are out at Hyperion, with a new disc from cellist Stephen Isserlis (p.15) and the label début of the Orlando Consort (p.13). Valery Gergiev brings his fire and intensity to the symphonies of Brahms in the first release of a new cycle for LSO Live (p.19). Violinist Midori is back, débuting on Onyx with an album of 20th Century sonatas (p.21). Orange Mountain presents an unreleased collaboration between The Raybeats, a progressive band from the 80s, and composer Philip Glass (p.23). In non-classical recordings, jazz pianist Harold López-Nussa returns with a killer set called New Day (p.27), and the famed Swingle Singers début on World Village with an album of vocal wizardry called Weather to Fly (p.29).

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IMPORT Following their acclaimed recording of the Brandenburg Concertos, Sigiswald Kuijken leads his ensemble La Petite Bande in Bach’s four Orchestral Suites. Kuijken has chosen to use an unusually small ensemble. Alongside the harpsichord, the continuo group consists of two violones, a bass instrument significantly larger than the baroque cello and which produces a more resonant sound due to its larger body and thicker strings. What is especially remarkable about this recording, however, is the exclusive use of truly natural trumpets, without the auxiliary holes often present on instruments used in other period instrument versions.

BACH Orchestral Suites BWV 1066-1069

La Petite BandeSigiswald KuijkenAccent • ACC 24279

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IMPORTOne of the leading performers of his generation on historical keyboard instruments, Arthur Schoonderwoerd specializes in music of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. For his new set of Mozart’s complete Piano Sonatas, Schoonderwoerd has selected three different instruments, each of which provides a variety of tone colors and unexpected insights into familiar repertoire. The keyboards include a tangent-action piano based on Spaeth & Schmahl (ca. 1770), a fortepiano with uncovered hammerheads based on Johann Andreas Stein (ca. 1780) and an unfretted clavichord (model dating from ca. 1780). Schoonderwoerd’s witty and freely improvisatory performances display a greater freedom than many other historically accurate Mozart interpreters.

MOZART Complete Clavier Sonatas

Arthur Schoonderwoerd (fortepiano)Accent • ACC 24254

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IMPORT Following two prize-winning recordings of works by Jan Dismas Zelenka highly praised by the international press, the Prague-based Collegium 1704 directed by Václav Luks turns to one of the great milestones in baroque choral literature: Johann Sebastian Bach’s B-minor Mass. This recording captivates listeners through the special charm, lightness and great virtuosity for which this ensemble is noted. Whereas a rather Protestant sobriety dominates other recordings of Bach’s great Mass, this recording is impressive for its more Catholic-influenced, Bohemian joy in music-making.

BACH Mass in B minor

Hana Blazíková (soprano), Sophie Harmsen (mezzo-soprano), Terry Wey (counter-tenor), Eric Stoklossa (tenor), Tomás Král (bass), Marián Krejcík (bass)Collegium Vocale 1704, Collegium 1704Václav LuksAccent • ACC 24283

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IMPORTFifty years after his victory in the International Liszt- Bartók Piano Competition, pianist and composer David Wilde – student of Solomon and of Nadia Boulanger – brings to the studio a lifetime’s experience with the music of Franz

Liszt. The diabolically difficult Mephisto Waltz No.1 is dispatched in a reading which overflows with personality and conviction, while Funérailles, too, is compellingly reimagined by an artist who cleaves to an earlier generation’s ideals of recreating both the self and the music in every inspired performance.

IMPORTJean Maillard’s life is shrouded in mystery, and his music is rarely heard today. Yet in his own time his works were both influential and widely known; indeed, the musicologist François Lesure held him to be one of the most important French

composers of his era. Who better, then, than Rory McCleery’s Marian Consort to give this composer’s rich and varied output its first dedicated recording? Their characteristically precise and yet impassioned performances bring out both the network of influence in which Maillard’s music participated its Josquin-esque pedigree, on successors such as Lassus and Palestrina, and its striking, individual beauty.

Wilde plays LisztLISZT Mephisto Waltz No.1, Liebesträume, Tre Sonetti di Petrarca, Funérailles

David Wilde (piano)Delphian • DCD 34118

MAILLARD Missa Je suis déshéritée, Motets

The Marian Consort, Rory McCleeryDelphian • DCD 34130

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IMPORTThe beginning of Advent is celebrated with particular solemnity at Merton College. For its second recording, the school’s choir explores the musical riches that adorn this most special time in the church’s year, centering on a newly

commissioned sequence of Magnificat antiphons from seven leading composers. Founded in 2008, the new Choir of Merton College, Oxford is led by full time Director of Music Benjamin Nicholas as well as Reed Rubin Director of Music Peter Philips. The choir is rapidly emerging as a major force in collegiate choral music. This disc was recorded in the beautiful environs of Merton College Chapel, which has stood at the heart of the college as a place of worship for almost 750 years.

IMPORTThe familiar hymn Veni Emmanuel is emblematic of the Advent season – a period of reflection upon the meaning of Christ’s coming. Framing this program by the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, directed by Graham Ross, the

hymn paraphrases the great ‘O’ Antiphons (plainchant settings traditionally sung on the days leading up to Christmas), complemented here by later works echoing their rich imagery and symbolism.

Advent at Merton

Choir of Merton College, OxfordPeter PhillipsBenjamin NicholasAnna Steppler (organ)Delphian • DCD 34122

Veni Emmanuel - Music for Advent

Choir of Clare College, Cambridge, Graham Rossharmonia mundi • HMU 907579

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IMPORTPreviously Available as HMU 907079 (093046707927) Deleted October 2006Featuring music from Austria, Finland, Germany, England and the USA, Carols from the Old and New Worlds, a series

devised by Paul Hillier and Theatre of Voices, features a handpicked program rich with holiday spirit. Originally released in 1994, this festive title returns at a budget price just in time for the holidays.

IMPORTOn this new holiday album of choral favorites, Hans-Christoph Rademann leads the world-famous RIAS-Kammerchor in a musical retelling of the Christmas story. With music ranging

from Mendelssohn to Pärt, this collection leads the listener to the heart of Christmas night and to rejoicing at the savior’s birth.

Carols from the Old & New Worlds

Theatre of Voices, Paul Hillierharmonia mundi • HMA 1957079

Christmas! Noël! Weihnachten!

RIAS-Kammerchor, Hans-Christoph Rademannharmonia mundi • HMC 902170

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IMPORTOn this recording, Steven Richman and his Harmonie Ensemble/New York swing in the holiday season with a twist, pairing Tchaikovsky’s original 1892 Nutcracker Suite with a 1960 jazz adaptation by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn. The idea for combining the two Nutcrackers came about when trombonist Art Baron, who had played with Duke Ellington, introduced Richman to a 1960 recording of the Nutcracker Suite in Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s superb jazz arrangement. Richman loved it, and immediately decided he had to perform it side-by-side with Tchaikovsky’s original. This is the first time that the Ellington-Strayhorn Nutcracker has been recorded in over fifty years, and Richman’s fascinating and entertaining holiday pairing is the perfect follow-up to his critically praised album Gershwin By Grofé.

TCHAIKOVSKY Nutcracker SuiteELLINGTON/STRAYHORN Nutcracker Suite

Harmonie Ensemble/New YorkSteven Richmanharmonia mundi • HMU 907493

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captivating and revealing.”

—CONCERTOnet.com

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Also availableGershwin By Grofeharmonia mundi • HMU 907592 (093046749224)

“Beautifully recorded, crisply played, and stylistically spot-on... A fascinating and hugely enjoyable disc.”—BBC music magazine

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IMPORTThe composer Hanns Eisler’s life was one long exile, set against the backdrop of the artistic, technical and political revolutions of the 20th century. His journey spanned 1920s Vienna and the Berlin to emigration to the USA, then

back to Vienna after the defeat of Nazism and ultimately spending his final years in East Berlin. Distance, irony, and melancholy are the aesthetic corollaries that characterize the lieder presented here by baritone Matthias Goerne, their atmosphere often evoking the despair of those dark times. Also included is Eisler’s early Piano Sonata, played here by Thomas Larcher, a work which brought the young composer an admiration that has never dimmed since.

IMPORTWe owe these two masterpieces to the musical friendships Mozart made during his years in Vienna. The celestial beauties of the Clarinet Quintet were tailor-made for the great Anton Stadler, while the D minor String Quartet K421,

more severe in tone, is one of six Mozart dedicated to his ‘caro amico’ Joseph Haydn. This recording, which pairs clarinetist Jörg Widmann with the Arcanto Quartett, shows these artists’ affinity with the Mozartian repertoire.

EISLER Ernste Gesänge, Lieder with Piano

Matthias Goerne (baritone), Thomas Larcher (piano)Ensemble Resonanzharmonia mundi • HMC 902134

MOZART Clarinet Quintet, String Quartet K421

Jörg Widmann (clarinet)Arcanto Quartettharmonia mundi • HMC 902168

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IMPORTSACD Hybrid/ Stereo & Multi-channel/ DSDBach’s St. Matthew Passion has been at the heart of René Jacobs’s musical career since he was a child. From performances as a boy chorister in Ghent to countertenor solos in adulthood, Jacobs has been steeped in the work’s rich tradition for his whole life. In a defining moment that comes at the peak of his musical powers, Jacobs leads a cast of superb soloists, backed by the RIAS-Kammerchor and Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, in a definitive recording of the St. Matthew Passion. Offered in surround-sound, this deluxe, audiophile-quality set from harmonia mundi (which also includes a bonus ‘making-of ’ DVD) does full justice to a truly remarkable performance. Jacobs’s vision of the work focuses on the paradox of a drama that is at once intimate and theatrical. As always, there are interpretive surprises, but what will strike listeners most is the recording’s powerful emotional intensity.

BACH St. Matthew Passion

Sunhae Im (soprano), Bernarda Fink (mezzo-soprano), Werner Güra (tenor), Topi Lehtipuu (tenor), Johannes Weisser (baritone), Konstantin Wolff (bass-baritone)Staats-und Domchor Berlin, RIAS-Kammerchor, Akademie für Alte Musik BerlinRené Jacobsharmonia mundi • HMC 802156

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Also availableTelemann: Brockes Passionharmonia mundi • HMC 902013 (794881910427)

“Jacobs has shaped his reading of Telemann’s colorful score with a compelling dramatic sense.”—OPERA TODAY

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IMPORTThe ground-breaking dance composition Tragédie by Olivier Dubois caused a sensation at the official Avignon Festival in 2012. In the work, Dubois submits the nude bodies of eighteen dancers to the implacable repetition of a mechanism that slowly gnaws away at their docility, pushing them toward an explosive liberation. Powerful and gut-wrenching, Tragédie pulls the audience headlong into a collective catharsis. An exemplary film by Tommy Pascal was created from performances at Le Centquatre in February 2013, and is presented here on DVD from harmonia mundi. The choreography is set to an original score by composer François Caffenne, whose music is featured in a separate, bonus CD included with the set.

TragédieCompagnie Olivier Duboisharmonia mundi • HMD 9909044

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IMPORTThe Orlando Consort make their Hyperion début with the first in a series of albums devoted to the complete chansons of the fourteenth century’s most famous poet and composer, Guillaume de Machaut. This bold project benefits directly from a Leverhulme Trust project that will produce the first modern edition of Machaut’s complete poetry and music. Today, Machaut is considered the supreme representative of the Ars nova musical tradition that revolutionized composition and notation in that period. Livre dou Voir Dit (Book of the True Tale) is Machaut’s masterpiece. It relates a supposedly recent episode in the aging poet-composer’s life - his love affair with a lady some forty years his junior.

MACHAUT Songs from Le Voir Dit

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“The Orlando Consort ranks with the finest vocal ensemble of the day.”

—FANFARE

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IMPORTGraham Johnson is acknowledged as the greatest living authority on French song. His innate feeling for the music is combined with prodigious scholarship, and his wonderful recordings in Hyperion’s French Song Edition have enjoyed the highest critical acclaim. Hyperion proudly presents Johnson’s latest effort, a set of the complete songs of Francis Poulenc released to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the composer’s death. The songs on each of the set’s discs are arranged to present four different journeys through the composer’s career. A special joy is the inclusion of a 1977 recording of Pierre Bernac narrating the well-known L’histoire de Babar. The set’s singers include Dame Felicity Lott, acclaimed as one of the foremost performers of Poulenc, as well as other stars from previous recordings in the series.

The Hyperion French Song EditionPOULENC The Complete Songs

Agnieszka Adamczak (soprano), Sarah-Jane Brandon (soprano), Sarah Fox (soprano), Felicity Lott (soprano), Geraldine McGreevy (soprano), Nicole Tibbels (soprano), Ailish Tynan (soprano), Susan Bickley (mezzo-soprano), Ben Johnson (tenor), Robin Tritschler (tenor), Pierre Bernac (baritone), Ivan Ludlow (baritone), Chris-topher Maltman (baritone), Ashley Riches (baritone), Brandon Velarde (baritone), Neal Davies (bass)Graham Johnson (piano)Hyperion • CDA 68021

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IMPORTHyperion is delighted to present the world’s best-loved cello concerto performed by one of the world’s best-loved cellists, Britain’s national treasure, Steven Isserlis. This album puts Dvorák’s B minor Cello Concerto in context, including not only the original ending, but also an orchestral version of the song Lasst mich allein, which is quoted in the concerto’s second and third movements. Dvorák’s first Cello Concerto, a little-known work from the composer’s early period, is also included. This version (in its première recording) is by German composer Günter Raphael, and is extensively rewritten from the composer’s original. For this fascinating program of Dvorák’s cello music, Isserlis is joined by his regular collaborators, the Mahler Chamber Orchestra led by conductor Daniel Harding.

DVORÁK Cello Concertos, Lasst mich allein

Steven Isserlis (cello)Mahler Chamber OrchestraDaniel HardingHyperion • CDA 67917

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“His playing is so free and agile yet so effortlessly accurate that one feels a joy

that there is a cellist like him around.”

—fanfare

Adés: Lieux retrouves Hyperion • CDA 67948 (034571178981)

“Blissfully unhackneyed and brilliantly executed… an unusually rewarding program.”—gramophone

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IMPORTThis recording presents two chamber masterpieces from nineteenth-century Russia, performed by Piers Lane and the Goldner String Quartet. Taneyev’s Piano Quintet in G minor is possibly the greatest work in the Russian

piano-chamber repertoire before Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet of 1940. Only the extravagance of its technical demands can explain its failure to establish itself in the standard repertoire. Arensky’s Piano Quintet is less monumental and less flamboyant, though not exactly short of fireworks, especially in the piano writing.

IMPORTThe Nash Ensemble presents a fascinating collection of chamber music by Frank Bridge. Bridge is best known through his most famous pupil, Benjamin Britten, who recognized his teacher’s genius and frequently programmed his

works. The Phantasy Piano Quartet displays Bridge’s early style at its most fluent. In his later works, represented here by the Cello Sonata and Violin Sonata, Bridge seemed influenced by contemporary trends in Europe, much to the dismay of critics at home, but Britten staunchly defended him. Also included are folk-song arrangements in which Bridge absorbs the material into his musical fabric, taking creative ownership of the melodies.

ARENSKY Piano QuintetTANEYEV Piano Quintet

Piers Lane (piano)Goldner String QuartetHyperion • CDA 67965

BRIDGE Phantasy Piano Quartet, Cello Sonata, Violin Sonata, Folk Tunes for String Quartet

Nash EnsembleHyperion • CDA 68003

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IMPORTThe spectacular organ (and massive acoustic) of St Paul’s Cathedral brings this collection of works by César Franck to glorious life, played with requisite virtuosity by Simon Johnson, the cathedral’s regular organist. He plays his own transcription of Franck’s Symphony in D minor, a troublesome work which was despised by critics at its premiere. Modern advances in console control enable Franck’s orchestration to be used as the outline for a detailed registration plan. The Symphonic Interlude is built on two main thematic ideas, the first a gloriously noble tune that Emmanuel Chabrier described as “the very soul of music,” and the second an energetic peal from the trombones, with responses and modulations from the brass and woodwind. The two are developed and combined ingeniously.

FRANCK Symphonic Organ WorksSymphony in D minor, Cantabile, Pièce héroïque, Symphonic Inter-lude from RédemptionSimon Johnson (organ)Hyperion • CDA 68046

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“A brilliant and sensitive musician… achieving greatness

through his calm demeanour.”

—GRAMOPHONE

BYRD Consort Songs

Robin Blaze (counter-tenor), ConcordiaHyperion • CDH 55429Previously Available as CDA 67937 (034571173979) Deleted January 2011

POULENC Mass in G, Quatre motets pour le temps de Noël, Litanies à la Vierge Noire, Quatre petites prières de Saint François d’Assise, Quatre motets pour un temps de pénitence, Exultate Deo, Salve reginaChoir of Westminster Cathedral, James O’DonnellHyperion • CDH 55448Previously Available as CDA 66664 (034571166643) Deleted July 2011

KORNGOLD String SextetSCHOENBERG Verklärte Nacht

Raphael EnsembleHyperion • CDH 55466Previously Available as CDA 66425 (034571164250) Deleted June 2012

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HANDEL Ottone, Re di GermaniaClaron McFadden (soprano), Jennifer Smith (soprano), James Bowman (counter-tenor), Dominique Visse (counter-tenor), Catherine Denley (mezzo-soprano), Michael George (bass), The King’s Consort, Robert King

Hyperion • CDS 44511

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IMPORTSACD Hybrid/ Stereo & Multi-channel/ DSDValery Gergiev launches his Brahms cycle with the London Symphony Orchestra with this disc featuring the first two symphonies. Also included are the Tragic Overture and the Haydn Variations, Brahms’s first orchestral piece and the first set of independent variations for orchestra by any composer. The epic first symphony, portraying dignity and grandeur, was ecstatically received at its premier in 1876, and Brahms was soon heralded as one of the great symphonic masters. His second, with its joyful melodies and pastoral beauty, portrays a more relaxed tone than its predecessor. The Tragic Overture, on the other hand, is turbulent and tormented, with a powerful and magnificent energy. Gergiev’s performances capture all of these varying moods, balancing clarity and drive with emotion and subtlety.

BRAHMS Symphonies Nos.1 & 2, Tragic Overture, Variations on a Theme of Haydn

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CONCERT REVIEWS“As always with Gergiev, there were idiosyncrasies to his renditionof Brahms’s First Symphony. But they were all welcome. The darkcolorings and strong accentation that hinted at a Russian flavour

were fascinating. As was the bass-heavy final peroration thatseemed to transform the orchestra into an Orthodox choir.”

-THE ARTS DESK

“Gergiev struck gold in a superbly handled sequence of variations. The feather-light Mendelssohnian scherzo of the fifth was followed by a jaunty windband in the sixth, a gracefully lilting seventh and

a spookily muted eighth before the St. Anthony chorale emerged with dignity.”

-London Evening Standard

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IMPORTMatan Porat is a rising star of a new generation of pianist-composers. For this Mirare recording, Porat has created a visionary program centered around Scarlatti’s Sonata in D minor K32. The 24 pieces that follow - from Bach to Boulez

by way of Chopin and Debussy – all use the same motif, as if they were all variations on a theme. The result is a fascinating network of correspondences and interconnections that, strangely, inspire one to listen in an entirely new way.

IMPORTOnyx presents a special treat for both fans of Mikhail Pletnev and for piano enthusiasts in general. Recorded in single takes between sessions for other recordings, these performances allow us to eavesdrop on one of the great pianists of

our time, playing only for pleasure. Never before released, the performances and recordings here include a Beethoven sonata Pletnev has not recorded before, and a reading of the Bach/Busoni Chaconne recording that pre-dates his famous ‘Live from Carnegie Hall’ album. The Schubert Impromptus were recorded at Rachmaninov’s villa in Switzerland on the composer’s own Steinway.

Variations on a Theme by Scarlatti

Matan Porat (piano)Mirare • MIR 213

Pletnev in PersonBEETHOVEN Piano Sonata Op.2 No.2BACH/BUSONI ChaconneSCHUBERT Impromptus D899 Nos.1 & 3CHOPIN/LISZT The Maidens Wish Op.74TCHAIKOVSKY Nocturne Op.19 No.4, The Seasons - ‘November - On the Troika’ Op.37b No.11

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IMPORTAcclaimed Japanese-American violinist Midori makes her début on Onyx with this disc featuring three 20th-century violin sonatas. Ernest Bloch’s seldom heard Violin Sonata No.2 (subtitled Poéme mystique) is paired with Janácek’s Violin Sonata of 1914-21 and Shostakovich’s late G major sonata of 1968, a stark masterpiece composed for David Oistrakh and Sviatoslav Richter. After exploding on the scene as a child-prodigy, today Midori is recognized as an extraordinary performer, a devoted and gifted educator and an innovative community engagement activist, who was named a UN Messenger of Peace in 2007. Writing about these works Midori says, “These are three works that interweave the anxieties of the modern world condition with much hope for the future. In the end, the music fills us with a great feeling of warmth and compassion while not shying away from what must be confronted.”

BLOCH Violin Sonata No.2 ‘Poéme mystique’JANÁCEK Violin SonataSHOSTAKOVICH Violin Sonata Op.134

Midori (violin), Özgür Aydin (piano)Onyx Classics • ONYX 4084

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“Most violinists have a particular sound - creamy or bright, soulful or trenchant - that serves as a calling card. Not

Midori... she has as many different sounds at her disposal as the hues on a Pantone color chart.”

-the new york times

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IMPORTOn his third recording for Onyx, Augustin Dumay is featured both as conductor and violin soloist. The disc pairs the deliciously good-natured Serenade No.1 by Brahms, an early work full of great tunes, with early Beethoven – his popular Romances

for violin and orchestra – one of which may have been the second movement to his unfinished C major concerto WoO5 of the mid-1790s. Dumay shines in both roles, and the Kansai Philharmonic once again demonstrates their world-class skills and burnished tone.

DOMESTICPhilip Glass’s passion to unravel the mystery of what music really is has been present throughout his entire career. He has expressed this passion through his travels around the world, engaging with musicians of different ethnic and cultural

backgrounds and creating new music with them. In 2012, Glass journeyed into the mountains of Mexico to interact with the Wixarika people. Concert of the Sixth Sun gives us a glimpse into this culture’s unique world of mystery and spiritual beauty. Guitarist Roberto Carillo Cocío and violinist Daniel Medina de la Rosa are joined by the composer at the piano.

BRAHMS Serenade No.1BEETHOVEN Romances Nos.1 & 2

Augustin Dumay (violin & conductor)Kansai Philharmonic OrchestraOnyx Classics • ONYX 4101

GLASS Concert of the Sixth SunRoberto Carillo Cocío (guitar), Daniel Medina de la Rosa (violin), Philip Glass (piano)Orange Mountain • OMM 0090

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DOMESTIC“The Raybeats went into Green St. Recording on June 4, 1982 with Philip Glass, Michael Riesman, and Kurt Munkacsi without really knowing what to expect. We wouldn’t know what we had until thirty years later.” So begins the liner notes to The Raybeats – The Lost Philip Glass Sessions, a set of seven songs by the instrumental neo-surf rock combo from New York City that arose from the No Wave musical scene. The Raybeats’ original line-up consisted of Don Christensen (drums), Jody Harris (guitar), Pat Irwin (guitar, saxophone, organ) and George Scott III (bass). New York City in the late-1970s and early 1980s was a place where the cross pollination of very different artistic streams was limitless. Three of these tracks feature keyboard arranged and performed by Philip Glass, and performances by Michael Riesman and the rest of the production team. The songs include “Black Beach,” “And I Do Just What I Want,” “Pack of Camels” and a cover of the band’s classic track “Jack the Ripper.”

GLASS The Lost Philip Glass Sessions

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IMPORTSACD Hybrid/ Stereo/ DSDPraga presents a generous collection of concertos – immaculately remastered for SACD – that had a powerful impact on music in the pre-war years. Berg wrote his concerto in memory of Manon Gropius, the daughter of his muse Alma Mahler, who died tragically at age 19. Berg himself died shortly afterward of septicemia, making the concerto his last completed work and his own farewell piece. The Berg is paired with two works by Bartók, his Violin Concerto No.2 and Rhapsody No.2. The soloist for all three of these modern masterworks is the great Isaac Stern, accompanied by Leonard Bernstein leading the New York Philharmonic.

BERG Violin ConcertoBARTÓK Violin Concerto No.2, Rhapsody No.2

Isaac Stern (violin)New York PhilharmonicLeonard BernsteinPraga • PRD 350099

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IMPORT SACD Hybrid/ Stereo & Multi-channel/ DSDOn this SACD from Praga, pianist Christoph Deluze is featured in a selection of the eclectic solo piano music of Erik Satie. The pairing is the composer’s ballet Parade in a recording from 1959

featuring Manuel Rosenthal. The work, premièred in May of 1917, brought together the painter Picasso, the dancer/choreographer Massine and composer Satie. It provoked a scandal comparable to that caused by The Rite of Spring four years earlier.

IMPORT SACD Hybrid/ Stereo/ DSDPraga’s second SACD remastering featuring the great pianist Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli focuses on the music of Beethoven. A monumental performance of the Piano Sonata

No.32 is followed by a similarly epic reading of the Piano Concerto No.5, accompanied by the Prague Symphony Orchestra led by Václav Smetacek. The disc includes a welcome bonus - encore performances of the four Images for solo piano by Claude Debussy.

SATIE Piano Works, Parade

Christoph Deluze (piano)Orchestre National de France, Manuel RosenthalPraga • PRD 250299

BEETHOVEN Piano Concerto No.5, Piano Sonata No.32, Op.111DEBUSSY Images

Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)Prague Symphony Orchestra, Václav SmetacekPraga • PRD 350098

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Piano Seasons

Grete Sultan (piano)Wergo • WER 4043

NEWSKI AllesEnsemble Mosaik, musikFabrik, VocalConsort Berlin, Titus EngelWergo • WER 6587

ZENDER Logos-Fragmente (Canto IX)SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart,SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-BadenEmelio PomàricoWergo • WER 6765

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IMPORTPianist Grete Sultan is one of the most extraordinary artists of the 20th century. Raised in a Jewish upper-class household in Berlin, she escaped Germany in 1941 after being banned from the concert stage. In New York, she met John Cage with whom she maintained an artistic collaboration for her whole life. Piano Seasons contains her solo recordings, some of them released for the first time. Wergo’s disc of music by composer Sergej Newski focuses on the primordial element of the voice. This recording includes a selection of his works performed by the Ensemble Mosaik and musikFabrik. Hans Zender’s Logos-Fragmente deals with the origins of humanity, its suffering and fate. This CD presents the first complete recording of these works.

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IMPORTFile in: JazzWith roots in both Cuba and Europe, the thrilling young jazz pianist Harold López-Nussa displays an impressive maturity, which at merely thirty years of age will no doubt guarantee him a place amongst the greats. His latest album, New Day, clearly represents a watershed moment - the rising star refines his style and adds color to his artistic palette (listen for the Fender Rhodes keyboard), all to further charm his ever-growing audience across the globe. López-Nussa’s music is an intoxicating blend of lush melodies and quicksilver rhythms that owes as much to the distinguished school of Cuban piano as to the pianist’s innate virtuosity, which has been cultivated under the influence of such great jazzmen as Keith Jarrett and Wayne Shorter.

New Day

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—the wall street journal

El Pais de las MaravillasWorld Village • 479061 (3149026006126)“A repeatably listenable, well-thought-out record.”—downbeat

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IMPORTFile in: JazzFrom the banks of the Marne to the Mississippi Delta, the fiery and provocative music concocted by Dominique Cravic and Didier Roussin (working under the band name Les Primitifs du

Futur) was inspired by the years when pop music in Paris – the music played in dancehalls called bals musettes – was intermixed with the music of many cultures. The sound is traditional, with tints of jazz and beguine, rocked by gypsy and Italian accents. This release combines Cocktail d’Amour, the group’s first album (which established the band’s international reputation) with Bluestory & The New Blue 4, which features exclusive tracks taken from Cravic’s personal tapes.

IMPORTFile in: JazzRomane is not only one of the greatest French guitarists, he is also one of the most prolific composers of gypsy-jazz. But at heart he remains very much a musician whose desire is to

communicate and share his love of the genre. He has written music manuals and also founded his own music school, the Romane Swing Academy. Here he plays with his two sons, Pierre and Richard Manetti, both of whom are also superb guitarists. Guitar Family Connection contains all the musical virtues one expects from such a tightly-knit group. The way they listen to each other, alternately taking the lead with respect, shows how a family can play with one musical heart.

Cocktail d’Amour; Bluestory & The New Blue 4

Les Primitifs du FuturFrémeaux • FA 590

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IMPORTFile in: Pop/JazzWeather To Fly is The Swingle Singers’s first full-length album since 2009 and the first of two discs to be released in the group’s fiftieth anniversary year. A punchy, electrifying set that holds all the excitement of a live show, the album celebrates the best of the group’s current a cappella repertoire. All-vocal arrangements of songs from Turkey, Spain, Italy and Argentina sit alongside re-imagined British pop from Elbow, Florence and the Machine and The Beatles. For half a century, The Swingle Singers have pushed the boundaries of what the human voice can achieve. Their vocal agility and blend, combined with captivating showmanship, have thrilled audiences across the globe. Celebrating their 50th anniversary in the 2013-14 season, today’s young and gifted Swingle Singers represent the group’s evolution from baroque jazz pioneers to contemporary a cappella phenomenon.

Weather to Fly

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—los angeles times

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OCTOBER 2013POP

IMPORT File in: World/FranceLéo Ferré was a Franco-Monegasque composer, singer, musician and poet whose works mixed love and melancholy with moral anarchy. Chansons de Léo Ferré was originally released on Le Chant

du Monde in 1953. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Ferré’s death, the album has been meticulously remastered from the original tapes. This reissue stands as a fitting tribute to a man who laid the foundations for an art which, to date, has never been equaled.

IMPORT File in: World/TurkeyMortissa (a strong independent woman) is the debut album by Cigdem Aslan, featuring smyrneika/rebetiko songs in Greek and Turkish with musical roots in Anatolia. The music arose

in the turbulent times of the 1920s, from an underground scene of freedom-loving people – appropriate for the current political situation. An immigrant of a minority ethnic group and a female singer in a typically male genre, Aslan presents a fresh take on rebetiko. Having made her mark singing as a lead singer of the award-winning She’koyokh Klezmer Ensemble and as an opening act for Sezen Aksu and Yasmin Levy, Aslan is ready to take the stage as a star in her own right.

Chansons de Léo Ferré

Léo FerréChant du Monde • 2741110

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DOMESTIC File in: World/IndiaOn this recording, Ashwini Bhide Deshpande, world-renowned classical Hindustani vocalist in the Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana tradition, pays loving tribute to the Maestro, Ravi Shankar.

This recording features four Ravi Shankar ragas, performed by Deshpande and overlaid with her lyrical bandishes, as well as one original raga. The selections, both intricate and soaring, feature the talents of Deshpande, who Shankar recognized during his lifetime as a vocalist blessed with both a beautiful voice and the scholarship to retain the spirit of the tradition. The album includes a Bonus track: an archival recording of Shankar performing UTSAV Mishra Gara.

DOMESTICFile in: World/IndiaBarry Phillips, Linda Burman-Hall and the Lux Musica Ensemble (with guest Debopriyo Sarkar) present a selection of daring, experimental compositions that reflect and re-

imagine the musical encounters between North Indian and British traditions during the late 1780s. Though very different creative languages – Indian music communicates emotion through pitch nuance and elaborate metric foundations, whereas European music relies on simpler meters and melodies in order to convey emotion through harmonic progressions – these two traditions have diversified each other significantly ever since the British Raj, with results that are as complicated as they are beautiful.

Arghyam - The Offering

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Reality; Pour Le PlaisirPaul MauriatDutton • CDLK 4496

Elgart au Go-Go; Sound of the TimesLes & Larry ElgartDutton • CDLK 4501

An Album of Ballet Melodies; The World’s Favorite Love SongsMantovaniDutton • CDLK 4503

Career Girls; Up ClosePeter NeroDutton • CDLK 4497

Un Jour, Un Enfant; Je T’aime Moi non Plus

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New Thresholds in Sound; The Big Band Sound of Sid RaminSid RaminDutton • CDLK 4506

The Mancini Generation; Hangin’ Out with Henry ManciniHenry ManciniDutton • CDSML 8499

Tout Pour La Musique;Roma Dalla FinestraPaul MauriatDutton • CDSML 8500

Opiate d’Amour; Rebound

Jackie GleasonDutton • CDNJT 5215

The Colorful Peter Nero; Peter Nero in Person

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Artists Label Date City State VenueJonathan Biss Onyx Oct 2 St. Paul MN Ordway Center for the Performing Arts

Oct 5 Davenport IA Adler TheatreOct 6 Rock Island IL Centennial HallOct 11-12 San Antonio TX Majestic TheaterOct 17, 19 Rochester NY Kodak HallOct 30 Williamstown MA Chapin HallNov 2 New York NY Kaufmann Concert Hall

Cuarteto Casals harmonia mundi Oct 20 Gainesville FL University of FloridaOct 22 Memphis TN Harris Concert HallOct 24 Washington DC The Library of CongressOct 25 Corning NY Corning Civic MusicOct 26 Columbus OH Southern TheatreOct 27 Providence RI Sapinsley HallOct 29 Cleveland OH Cleveland Chamber Music SocietyNov 1 Chicago IL Mandel HallNov 2 Amherst MA Amherst College

Iestyn Davies Hyperion Oct 20 New York NY Zankel HallPablo Heras-Casado harmonia mundi Oct 3-6, 10-12 San Francisco CA Davies Symphony Hall

Oct 23 New York NY Carnegie HallStephen Hough Hyperion Nov 2-3 Atlanta GA Atlanta Symphony HallPaul Lewis harmonia mundi Oct 17-19 Boston MA Symphony Hall

Nov 3 Berkeley CA Hertz HallLondon Symphony Orchestra, Haitink LSO Live Oct 20-21 New York NY Avery Fisher HallMariinsky Orchestra, Gergiev Mariinsky Oct 2 Chicago IL Symphony Center

Oct 10, 11 & 15 New York NY Stern Auditorium / Perelman StageJon Nakamatsu harmonia mundi Oct 6 Placitas NM Las Placitas Presbyterian Church

Oct 19 Cupertino CA De Anza College Performing Arts CenterOct 27, 27 San Rafael CA Marin Veteran's Memorial AuditoriumNov 3 Providence RI Sapinsley Hall

Paul O'Dette harmonia mundi Oct 10 New York NY Carnegie HallOct 19 Oneonta NY SUNY Oneonta

Garrick Ohlsson Hyperion Nov 2 Santa Monica CA Maestro FoundationJavier Perianes harmonia mundi Oct 15 Chicago IL Logan Center for the Arts

Oct 19 Los Angeles CA Ambassador AuditoriumOct 20 Los Angeles CA Royce Hall

Jordi Savall Alia Vox Oct 31 Kansas City MO Folly TheatreNov 1 Cleveland OH Cleveland Museum of ArtNov 3 New York NY Alice Tully Hall, Starr Theater

Maurice Steger harmonia mundi Oct 25 Washington DC The Music Center StrathmoreOct 27 New York NY The Frick Collection

Stile Antico harmonia mundi Oct 6 Poughkeepsie NY Skinner Hall of MusicOct 8 St. Johnsbury VT North Congregational ChurchOct 9 Marlboro VT Persons AuditoriumOct 11 Cleveland OH Cathedral of St. JohnOct 12 Pittsburgh PA Calvary Episcopal ChurchOct 13 Durham NH University of New Hampshire

Takács Quartet Hyperion Oct 10-11 Princeton NJ Alexander HallOct 12 Ann Arbor MI Rackham AuditoriumOct 15 New Haven CT Sprague Memorial HallOct 24 Houston TX Stude HallOct 27 Sonoma CA Green Music CenterNov 3-4 Boulder CO Grusin Music Hall

Tallis Scholars Gimell Oct 12 Kansas City MO Cathedral of Immaculate ConceptionShai Wosner Onyx Oct 20 Boston MA Jordan Hall

Oct 26 Vineland NJ Guaracini Fine & Performing Arts CenterOct 27 Galloway NJ Stockton Performing Arts Center

Joyce Yang harmonia mundi Oct 3 Southern Pines NC Pinecrest High SchoolOct 4-6 Raleigh NC Meymandi Concert HallOct 20 Washington DC Keeger AuditoriumOct 26-27 Wichita KS Century II Performing Arts Center

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Artists Label Date City State VenueAhmad Jamal Jazz Village Oct 12 Davis CA Mondavi CenterKayhan Kalhor & Silk Road Ensemble World Village Oct 16 New York NY Carnegie Hall

Oct 20 La Jolla CA MCASD Sherwood AuditoriumOct 22 Northridge CA Valley Performing Arts CenterOct 24 Santa Barbara CA Campbell HallOct 27 Berkeley CA Zellerbach HallOct 29 Sonoma CA Donald & Maureen Green Music Center

Kayhan Kalhor World Village Nov 16 New York NY Asia SocietyNov 20 Cleveland OH Cleveland Museum of ArtNov 21 Durham NC Nasher Museum Auditorium

Catherine Russell Jazz Village Nov 1 Schenectady NY Unitarian ChurchNov 8-9 New York NY Jazz at Lincoln CenterNov 15 Lewisburg WV Carnegie HallNov 16 Germantown MD Black Rock Center for Performing ArtsNov 20 Lewisburg PA Weis Center for the Performing ArtsNov 22 Frostburg MD Starscape Club

Omar Sosa Otá Nov 2 Phoenix AZ Tempe Center for the ArtsNov 3 San Francisco CA SF Jazz CenterNov 4 Santa Cruz CA Kuumbwa Jazz CenterNov 5 Portland OR Mission TheaterNov 6 Seattle WA Kirkland Performance CenterNov 7 Golden CO Mount Vernon Country ClubNov 8 Detroit MI Detroit Institute of ArtsNov 9 Ann Arbor MI Kerrytown Concert HouseNov 12 Minneapolis MN Dakota Jazz ClubNov 14 New York NY MIST Harlem Nov 15 Bethesda MD Bethesda Blues and JazzNov 16 Philadelphia PA Montgomery County Community College

The Swingle Singers World Village Nov 2 Greeneville TN Niswonger Performing Arts CentreNov 3 Knoxville TN University of Tennessee School of MusicNov 9 Raleigh NC Duke Energy Center

Terakaft World Village Oct 18 Somerville MA Johnny D'sOct 22 Philadelphia PA World Cafe LiveOct 23 Pittsburgh PA Thunderbird CafeOct 25 Columbus OH Wexner Center for The ArtsOct 26 Chicago IL Old Town School of Folk MusicOct 27 Minneapolis MN The CedarOct 29 Denver CO The Walnut RoomNov 4 San Francisco CA Bimbo's 365 ClubNov 5 Santa Cruz CA Don Quixote'sNov 6 Los Angeles CA The El ReyNov 9 Taos NM Roots and Wires

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