Various - Hyperion New Release Sampler – May 2017
- Singer: Various
- Album's title: Hyperion New Release Sampler – May 2017
- Genre: Classical
- Label:
Hyperion – HYP201705
Type: 16 x File, MP3, Sampler, VBR
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Date of released: May 2017
Category: Classical
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| Hyperion | ||
| 1 | Humoreske In B Flat Major, Op 20 - Part 2: Hastig – Nach Und Nach Immer Lebhafter Und Stärker – AdagioComposed By – Robert SchumannEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Simon EadonLiner Notes [English] – Misha DonatLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German Translation] – Friedrich SprondelPiano – Luca Buratto Producer [Recording Producer] – Andrew KeenerTechnician [Piano Technician] – Edward Stroud |
4:20 |
| 2 | Rondo Brillant In B Flat Major, Op 233 - Part 1: Introduzione: AdagioComposed By – Carl CzernyEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Veronika VinczeExecutive-Producer – Simon Perry Liner Notes [English] – Jeremy NicholasLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German Translation] – Viola ScheffelOrchestra – Tasmanian Symphony OrchestraPiano, Conductor – Howard ShelleyProducer [Recording Producer] – Ben Connellan |
3:12 |
| 3 | L'Apothéose De Lully - Movement 06: Plaintes Des Mêmes: Pour Des Flûtes, Ou Des Violons Tres AdoucisComposed By – François 'Le Grand' Couperin*Conductor – Jonathan Cohen Engineer [Recording Engineer] – David HinittEnsemble – ArcangeloExecutive-Producer – Simon Perry Liner Notes [English] – Graham SadlerLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German Translation] – Friedrich SprondelLute – Thomas DunfordProducer [Recording Producer] – Adrian PeacockViola da Gamba – Jonathan MansonViolin – Bojan Čičić*, Sophie GentVocals [Speaker] – Stéphane Degout |
3:04 |
| 4 | Leçons De Ténèbres - Leçon 3 No 6: Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Convertere Ad Dominum Deum TuumComposed By – François 'Le Grand' Couperin*Conductor – Jonathan Cohen Engineer [Recording Engineer] – David HinittEnsemble – ArcangeloExecutive-Producer – Simon Perry Liner Notes [English] – Graham SadlerLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German Translation] – Friedrich SprondelLute – Thomas DunfordProducer [Recording Producer] – Adrian PeacockSoprano Vocals – Anna Dennis , Katherine WatsonViola da Gamba – Anne-Marie Lasla |
1:59 |
Te Deum LaudamusBaritone Vocals – Tim Scott WhiteleyBass Vocals – Ulfried StaberChoir – CinquecentoComposed By – Jean Guyot Countertenor Vocals – David Allsopp, Terry WeyEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Markus WallnerExecutive-Producer – Nick Flower, Simon Perry Liner Notes [English] – David GostickLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German Translation] – Viola ScheffelProducer [Recording Producer] – Adrian PeacockTenor Vocals – Achim Schulz, Tore Tom Denys |
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| 5 | Part 13: Per Singulos Dies Benedicimus Te | 1:05 |
| 6 | Part 14: Dignare, Domine, Die Isto | 1:29 |
| 7 | Part 15: Fiat Misericordia Tua Domine Super Nos | 1:50 |
| 8 | Grand Chœur 'Benedicamus Domino'Composed By – Guy WeitzEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Simon EadonLiner Notes [English] – Relf ClarkLiner Notes [French Translation] – Hypérion*Liner Notes [German Translation] – Renate WendelOrgan – Christopher HerrickProducer [Recording Producer] – Paul Spicer |
4:23 |
| LSO Live | ||
RequiemChorus – London Symphony ChorusComposed By – Giuseppe VerdiConductor – Gianandrea NosedaEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Jonathan StokesEngineer [Recording Engineer], Editor – Neil HutchinsonLiner Notes [English] – David Cairns Liner Notes [French Translation] – Claire DelamarcheLiner Notes [German Translation] – Elke HockingsOrchestra – London Symphony Orchestra*Producer [Recording Producer], Editor – Nicholas Parker |
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| 9 | Movement 02: Dies Irae | 2:00 |
| 10 | Movement 03a: Tuba Mirum | 1:44 |
| King's Cambridge | ||
St John Passion, BWV245Choir – King's College Choir Cambridge*Composed By – Johann Sebastian BachConductor – Stephen CleoburyEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Arne Akselberg, Connor HughesLiner Notes [English Translation] – Charles JohnstonLiner Notes [French Translation] – Marie-Stella PârisLiner Notes [German] – Christoph WolffOrchestra – Academy Of Ancient Music*Producer [Recording Producer], Editor – Simon Kiln |
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| 11 | Part 2 No 25. Recitative: Allda Kreuzigten Sie Ihn (Evangelista/Pilatus)Baritone Vocals – Roderick Williams Tenor Vocals – James Gilchrist |
2:10 |
| 12 | Part 2 No 26. Chorale: In Meines Herzens Grunde | 0:50 |
| Signum Classics | ||
| 13 | 24 Preludes And Fugues, Op 87 - No 04a: Prelude In E MinorComposed By – Dmitri ShostakovichEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Mike Hatch, Richard BlandPiano, Liner Notes [English] – Peter DonohoeProducer [Recording Producer], Editor – Nicholas Parker |
2:54 |
| 14 | Symphony No 9 In D Major - Movement 3: Rondo-Burleske: Allegro Assai, Sehr Trotzig (Abridged)Composed By – Gustav MahlerConductor – Lorin MaazelEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Jonathan StokesLiner Notes [English] – Stephen Johnson Liner Notes [French Translation] – Claire DelamarcheLiner Notes [German Translation] – Elke HockingsOrchestra – Philharmonia OrchestraProducer [Recording Producer] – Misha Donat |
5:47 |
| 15 | Path Of Miracles - Movement 1: Roncesvalles, 'Herr Santiagu' (Abridged)Choir – Tenebrae Composed By – Joby TalbotConductor – Nigel ShortEditor – Andrew Mellor, Claire HayEngineer [Recording Engineer] – Limo HearnLiner Notes [English] – Gabriel CrouchLyrics By – Robert DickinsonProducer [Recording Producer] – Gabriel Crouch |
5:50 |
| 16 | An Wasserflüssen Babylon, BWV653Composed By – Johann Sebastian BachEditor – George Collins Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Mike Hatch, Robin Hawkins Liner Notes [English] – Ian CarsonLiner Notes [German Translation] – Ute MansfeldtOrgan – David GoodeProducer [Recording Producer] – Matthew O'Donovan |
4:53 |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Wyastone Concert Hall
- Recorded At – Federation Concert Hall
- Recorded At – Church Of St. Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead
- Recorded At – Kartause Mauerbach, Vienna
- Recorded At – Västerås Domkyrka
- Recorded At – Barbican
- Recorded At – Chapel Of King's College, Cambridge
- Recorded At – Wyastone Concert Hall
- Recorded At – Royal Festival Hall
- Recorded At – All Hallows, Gospel Oak
- Recorded At – Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge
Credits
- Painting [Robert Schumann In 1850 - A Charcoal Drawing After A Daguerrotype] – Eduard Bendemann
- Photography By [Academy Of Ancient Music, Jonathan Cohen] – Marco Borggreve
- Photography By [Academy Of Ancient Music] – AAM*
- Photography By [Cinquecento] – Petra Benovsky
- Photography By [Gianandrea Noseda] – Sussie Ahlburg
- Photography By [Howard Shelley] – Eric Richmond , Robbie Jack
- Photography By [Joby Talbot] – Johann Persson*
- Photography By [Katherine Watson] – Hugo Bernand
- Photography By [King's College Choir Cambridge, Roderick Williams] – Benjamin Ealovega
- Photography By [Luca Buratto] – Colin Way
- Photography By [Nigel Short, Tenebrae] – Sim Canetty-Clarke
- Photography By [Stephen Cleobury] – Paul Grover
Notes
Free download from Hyperion's website, including artwork in jpg, a booklet in epub and pdf format.Track 1 from 'Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Humoreske & Blumenstück' (CDA68186)
Robert Schumann (1810-1856)
composed in 1838/9; published in 1839; originally entitled Grosse Humoreske
liner notes © 2017
Recording venue: Concert Hall, Wyastone Estate, Monmouth
Recording date: June 2016
Piano: Steinway & Sons
Track 2 from 'Czerny: Piano Concertos' (CDA68138)
Carl Czerny (1791-1857)
liner notes © 2017
Recording venue: Federation Concert Hall, Hobart, Tasmania
Recording date: May 2015
Tracks 3 & 4 from 'Couperin: L'Apothéose de Lully & Leçons de ténèbres' (CDA68093)
François 'Le Grand' Couperin (1668-1733)
track 3: published in 1725 under the title Concert instrumental sous le titre d’Apothéose composé à la mémoire immortelle de l’incomparable Monsieur de Lully
track 4: published between 1713 and 1717, text from the Bible, Lamentations 1: 1-5, 6-9, 10-14
liner notes © 2017
Recording venue: St Jude-on-the-Hill, Hampstead Garden Suburb, London
Recording dates: track 3 January 2014, track 4 March 2013
Tracks 5 to 7 from 'Guyot: Te Deum laudamus & other sacred music' (CDA68180)
Jean Guyot (?1520-1588)
6vv, liturgical text (Hymn to the Trinity)
liner notes © 2017
Recording venue: Kartause Mauerbach, Vienna
Recording date: May 2016
Track 8 from 'Organ Fireworks World Tour' (CDA68214)
Guy Weitz (1883-1970)
composed in 1939
liner notes © 2009
Recording venue: Västerås Cathedral
Recording date: June 2008
Tracks 9 & 10 from 'Verdi: Requiem' (LSO Live LSO0800)
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
composed in 1874
liner notes © 2008
Recording venue: Barbican, London
Recording date: September 2016
Tracks 11 & 12 from 'Bach: St John Passion' (King's Cambridge KGS0018)
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
first performed at St Nicholas, Leipzig, on Good Friday 1724; successively revised up to 1749
text from the Bible, mainly derived from John
liner notes © 2013
Recording venue: King's College Chapel, Cambridge
Recording date: March 2016
Track 13 from 'Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues Op 87' (Signum Classics SIGCD396)
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
composed in 1950/1
liner notes © 2014
Recording venue: Wyastone Leys Concert Hall, Monmouthshire
Recording date: February 2014
Track 14 from 'Mahler: The Complete Symphonies' (Signum Classics SIGCD363)
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
composed in 1909/1910
liner notes © 2010
Recording venue: Royal Festival Hall, London
Recording date: October 2011
Track 15 from 'Park: Footsteps; Talbot: Path of Miracles' (Signum Classics SIGCD471)
Joby Talbot (b1971)
composed in 2005
Robert Dickinson (b1962)
liner notes © 2006
Recording venue: All Hallows, Gospel Oak, London
Recording date: July 2005
Track 16 from 'Bach: The Complete Organ Works, Vol. 4' (Signum Classics SIGCD804)
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
composed in 1708/17; revised into Leipzig Chorales collection, the '18' circa 1744/7
liner notes © 1996
Recording venue: Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge
Recording date: April 2015
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- ISRC (Track 1): GB-AJY-17-18602
- ISRC (Track 2): GB-AJY-17-13807
- ISRC (Track 3): GB-AJY-17-09306
- ISRC (Track 4): GB-AJY-17-09334
- ISRC (Track 5): GB-AJY-17-18027
- ISRC (Track 6): GB-AJY-17-18028
- ISRC (Track 7): GB-AJY-17-18029
- ISRC (Track 8): GB-AJY-09-73401
- ISRC (Track 9): GB-DGQ-16-30002
- ISRC (Track 10): GB-DGQ-16-30003
- ISRC (Track 11): GB-MY5-16-01825
- ISRC (Track 12): GB-MY5-16-01826
- ISRC (Track 13): GB-LLH-15-39607
- ISRC (Track 14): GB-LLH-15-35903
- ISRC (Track 15): GB-LLH-17-47102
- ISRC (Track 16): GB-LLH-17-80403
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