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    Die Klassik-Sammlung für Einsteiger! 100 Tracks auf 5 Alben zu einem unschlagbaren Preis - mit den gefeierten Künstlern der Deutschen Grammophon. Höhepunkte der Klassik von Bach bis Chopin, von Mozart bis Mahler. Hier finden sichen die schönsten Melodien und bekanntesten Werke in einer sorgfältig ausgewählten Sammlung. Entdecken Sie von der Mondscheinsonate bis zur Kleinen Nachtmusik, von Chopins Klaviermusik bis zu Brahms Ungarischen Tänzen die Welt der Klassik. Mit Interpreten wie: Claudio Abbado · Martha Argerich · Daniel Barenboim · Teresa Berganza Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli · Karl Böhm · Myung-Whun Chung · Plácido Domingo Christoph Eschenbach · Pierre Fournier · Mirella Freni · John Eliot Gardiner · Carlo Maria Giulini · Herbert von Karajan · Wilhelm Kempff · James Levine · Lorin Maazel Seiji Ozawa · Trevor Pinnock · Sviatoslav Richter · Giuseppe Sinopoli · Narciso Yepes
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    Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa (Dir)
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    Ozawa, Seiji
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    Edwige Perfetti Biography Edwige Perfetti was admitted at the age of nine to l'Ecole de la Maîtrise de la R.T.F. (Paris). During the next ten years, she received a comprehensive education in music (solfège, harmony, music history, singing, etc.) to which was added each evening, concerts, and recordings with famous soloists, conductors, and orchestras. Also, she made numerous trips in France, and to Bulgaria, Israel, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Italy... From age 16 to 19, she discovered the world of "Show-Biz" with the group, the Djinns, organized for radio and sponsored by Gilbert Becaud. With that ensemble, she participated in many more recordings, together with long summer tours (35 cities each month). At age 19, her voice having gained power and richness, Edwige Perfetti chose to leave the Djinns in order to audition at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Paris, where she was admitted immediately. While there, she was awarded the Prix de Chant, Art Lyrique, Opérette, the Médaille de solfège, and participated in a study tour to East Germany with the C.N.S.M. of Paris. She maintained an interest in contemporary music, and the students in the composition classes of Olivier Messiaen, J. Rivier, and Tony Aubin regularly asked her to perform their compositions for their final examinations at the end of the year. Additional honors gained: 1er Prix at the Concours International de la Mélodie Française, in Paris. Médaille de Bronze at the Concours International de Chant (section for young soloists) organized in Paris by la Guilde du Chant. Diplôme at the Concours International de Chant de Toulouse (only French finalist) Parallel to her studies at C.N.S.M., Edwige Perfetti made her debut at the Théâtre de l'Odeon in Paris in la Compagnie Jean-Louis Barrault-Madeleine Renault. She was a "lady's maid" in La Vie Parisienne (Offenbach) during all the season '65-'66. Noted by the orchestra conductor, André Girard, she was engaged the following season at the Théâtre Sarah-Bernhardt in Paris for a premier role in Marat-Sade (about the Marquis de Sade), a musical by Jean Prodromides. Edwige Perfetti had the only top feminine role sung with actors Jean Servais, Michel Vitold, Pierre Vernier, Françoise Brion... During that same season, when she was on stage one out of every two nights and also studying at C.N.S.M., she took the television role of Gertrude in Louise (G. Charpentier), and performed Le Duo de la Jaloisie from the Three-Penney Opera (Kurt Weil). Since that time, Edwige Perfetti has been heard on the international stage (theater, concerts, recitals) in a vast classic and contemporary repertoire. When she joined l'Opéra de Paris as an Artiste du Choeur (1974-1981), Rolf Lieberman noted her voice during her entrance audition. Because of that, he gave her two appearances at l'Opéra de Paris in the role of Ortlinde in Die Walkyrie (Wagner), and, at La Palais des Congrès, la Voix Céleste, in La Damnation de Faust (Berlioz). Also, she sang this role in Washington's Kennedy Center during a tour on the U.S. with the choir and orchestra of l'Opéra de Paris under the direction of Seiji Ozawa. In July, 2003, Edwige Perfetti was invited by the American Band College, Ashland, Oregon (Max McKee, Director) to perform "ABC Overture," composed and directed by Claude Pichaureau. Since 1987, in the framework of her pedagogical activities, Edwige Perfetti has directed numerous performances with her students, satisfying her taste for staging and dance, in short, the concept and complete realization of each performance. Loving, above all, to exploit to the maximum all vocal, musical, and theatrical possibilities, Edwige Perfetti has defined herself as an atypical artist, rich in numerous professional experiences, who wishes to continue to be of service to the public. In that spirit, and to honor her father and Corsica, the land of her birth, she has made an album of Corsican melodies, Meludiosu Corsica, available from CDbaby, iTunes, etc. (Other recording information from Corellia, Erato, EMI...) Admise dés l'âge de 9 ans à l'Ecole de la Maîtrise de la R.T.F. (Paris), Edwige PERFETTI y reçoit durant dix années une sérieuse formation musicale (solfège spécialisé, harmonie, histoire de la musique, chant) à laquelle s'ajoutent, chaque soir, des concerts et enregistrements aux côtés des solistes, chefs et orchestres les plus prestigieux et de très nombreux voyages en France, Bulgarie, Israël, Allemagne, Suisse, Belgique, Autriche, Italie... De 16 à 19 ans, elle découvre le monde du « Show-Biz » avec le groupe des « DJINNS » constitué par la Radio et parrainé par Gilbert BECAUD. Avec cet ensemble elle participe encore à plusieurs enregistrements ainsi qu'à de longues tournées d'été à raison de 35 villes par mois. A 19 ans, sa voix ayant pris beaucoup d'ampleur, Edwige PERFETTI choisit de quitter les « DJINNS » pour se présenter au Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris où elle est admise au premier tour. On lui attribue des Prix de Chant, Art Lyrique, Opérette et Médaille de solfège, et participe à un voyage d'études en Allemagne de l'Est avec le C.N.S.M. de Paris. Elle s'intéresse également à la musique contemporaine et les élèves des classes de composition d'Olivier MESSIAEN, J. RIVIER et Tony AUBIN la sollicitent régulièrement pour leurs concours de fin d'année. Elle obtient par ailleurs : Un 1er Prix au Concours International de la Mélodie Française, à Paris. Une Médaille de Bronze au Concours International de Chant (section jeunes solistes) organisé à Paris par la Guilde du Chant. Un diplôme au Concours International de Chant de Toulouse (seule Française finaliste) Parallèlement à ses études au C.N.S.M., Edwige PERFETTI débute au Théâtre de l'ODEON à Paris dans la Compagnie Jean-Louis BARRAULT-Madeleine RENAULT. Elle est une soubrette dans « La Vie Parisienne » (Offenbach) durant toute la saison 65-66. Remarquée par le chef d'orchestre André GIRARD, elle est engagée la saison suivante au Théâtre SARAH-BERNARDT à Paris pour un premier rôle dans « Marat-Sade » (d'après le Marquis de Sade) : une création musicale signée Jean PRODROMIDES. Edwige PERFETTI est le seul premier rôle féminin chanté aux côtés des comédiens Jean SERVAIS, Michel VITOLD, Pierre VERNIER, Françoise BRION... Durant cette même saison où elle est sur scène un soir sur deux, et tout en poursuivant ses études au C.N.S.M., elle tourne pour la télévision le rôle de Gertrude dans « Louise » (G. CHARPENTIER) et un extrait de l'Opéra de quatr ' sous » (Kurt WEIL) : Le Duo de la Jalousie. Depuis, Edwige PERFETTI s'est fait entendre sur un plan international, au théâtre, en concerts et en récitals dans un très vaste répertoire classique et contemporain. Artiste du CHŒUR de l'OPERA de PARIS de 1974 à 1981, sous l'ère Rolf LIEBERMAN, ce dernier remarque sa voix lors de son audition d'entrée. Il lui confie pour deux représentations à l'Opéra de Paris le rôle d'Ortlinde de la « Walkyrie » (Wagner). Elle est aussi la Voix Céleste dans « La Damnation de Faust » (Berlioz) au Palais des Congrès à Paris ainsi qu'au KENNEDY CENTER de Washington (USA) lors d'une tournée en Amérique du Nord avec le CHŒUR et l'ORCHESTRE de l'OPERA de PARIS : direction SEIJI OZAWA. ... Invitée en juillet 2003 par « AMERICAN BAND COLLEGE » (Directeur : Max MAC KEE), ASHLAND University - OREGON (USA), pour interpréter : « A.B.C. Ouverture » (Compositeur et direction : Claude PICHAUREAU). Par ailleurs depuis 1987, dans le cadre de ses activités pédagogiques, Edwige PERFETTI a également réalisé de nombreux spectacles avec ses élèves, satisfaisant ainsi son goût pour la mise en scène, la danse, la conception et la réalisation complètes d'un spectacle. Aimant avant tout exploiter au maximum ses possibilités vocales, musicales, théâtrales, Edwige PERFETTI se définit comme une artiste atypique, riche de nombreuses expériences professionnelles qu'elle souhaite continuer à mettre au service du public. Dans cet esprit
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    One thing cherished is the gift of relationships, vulnerable and honest, with family and friends. In my experience, the common language of music nourishes these relationships. The passion of certain words in combination with a musical texture, given expression through a human voice, stirs our souls and touches our senses, drawing us together in ways that cannot be achieved by words alone. The intimact of music brings to mind memories and draws us to the honesty of love that we long for. It makes us laugh and it makes us cry. On one occasion, after a recital that my daughter and I had given, she was amazed at the tears of our listeners as we sang. It is the power of the human voice to touch us deeply that both surprises me and gives me delight. It is why I sing, hoping to create a space whereby we come to touch the sacred, our spirituality, and our common humanity. It is the reason for my title, 'and the greatest is love ...', and the songs selected. This gift of singing has drawn me to places of great joy and overwhelming loneliness, and my tears have come at unexpected moments. The haunting role of Peter Grimes that I sang under the direction of Maestro Seiji Ozawa at the Tanglewood Summer Music Festival reminded me of the lonely and desperate moments that come our way. While singing at the Stefaniensaal in Graz, Austria to the music of Weber's 'Durch die Walder), the extravagant ornamentation of the moment reminded me of the incredible heights of beauty to which we yearn. Singing out the artistry of Bellini at a Toronto 'Opera in Concet' venue, our capacity for woundrous and extreme joy was touched. I am profoundly thankful for the gift and development of my voice that has given me these musical opportunities. Sometimes, the music is best when I am singing in someone's home, humming to myself on a morning walk, or singing to (and sometimes with) the loons at the family cottage. Such is the gift of the instrument that always travels with me. I hope that it's journey to you, within this music, fills you with the same delight.
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    Michael Zaretsky Born in the former Soviet Union, violist Michael Zaretsky graduated from the Moscow State Conservatory cum laude. He began his career as a member of the Moscow Philharmonic String Quartet and the Moscow Radio and TV Symphony Orchestra. In 1972, he immigrated to Israel and became principal viola of the Jerusalem Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra and a soloist of Radio Israel. The following year he played for Leonard Bernstein, who brought him to Tanglewood, where he successfully auditioned for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Besides being a member of the BSO for the past thirty-three years, Mr. Zaretsky regularly plays solo recitals and chamber music, he has appeared with such leading artists as Yuri Bashmet, Yefim Bronfman, Emanuel Ax, and Vadim Repin. As a soloist, he has appeared with the Boston Pops, Rhode Island Philharmonic, and Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. A faculty member at Boston University and the Longy School of Music, he regularly performs in Israel, Japan, and Mexico. In the summer of 2003 he was soloist with the Georgian Chamber Orchestra at the International Music Festival directed by Liana Issakadze in Borjomi, Georgia. In November 2005, at the invitation of the American College of Greece, he performed and discussed the six Bach cello suites in Athens, Greece. In January 2007 he performed Jakov Jakoulov's Viola Concerto No. 2 with the New England String Ensemble. Mr. Zaretsky has made four acclaimed recordings for ARTONA: "Black Snow," an album of Russian music for viola and piano with pianist Xak Bjerken, "Bach, Bach & Bach," with harpsichordist Marina Minkin, "Singular Voices: Brahms, Schumann, and the Viola," with Mr. Bjerken and mezzo-soprano Pamela Dellal, and an album of Bach's six cello suites performed on viola. Besides the traditional viola repertoire, Mr. Zaretsky performs an extensive repertoire of new music. His collaboration with composer Jakov Jakoulov has resulted in many works for viola with piano, harpsichord, or orchestra, including Jakoulov's Viola Concerto No. 2, Sonata for Viola and Piano, Chant III for viola and cello, and Chant IV for viola and violin. In 2006, film composer and Boston Pops Laureate Conductor John Williams wrote his Duo Concertante for Mr. Zaretsky and dedicated it him. Mr. Zaretsky and BSO violinist Victor Romanul gave the public premiere of the Duo Concertante in Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood in August 2007. Pianist Xak Bjerken has given solo and chamber music recitals in Europe and throughout the United States. Orchestral solo appearances include Edinburgh with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Rome with the Spoleto Festival Orchestra and in Disney Hall, Los Angeles, with members of the LA Philharmonic. He has performed at the Royal Concertgebouw Hall in Amsterdam, Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall, the Kennedy Center, and has given recitals in Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Hungary. Mr. Bjerken is the pianist of the Los Angeles Piano Quartet, which tours the U.S. regularly, and with his wife, pianist Miri Yampolsky, directs MAYFEST, an annual chamber music festival in Ithaca, New York. In addition, he has directed three festivals of twentieth-century music: 'Angels, Saints and Birdsong: A Messiaen Festival,' 'Through the Iron Curtain: Music of Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union,' and 'The Stravinsky Project.' Mr. Bjerken has held chamber music residencies at the Tanglewood Music Center and the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy, performed at the Olympic Music Festival and the Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival, and served on the faculty of the Eastern Music Festival. His first solo recording for CRI, released in 2001, was entitled High Rise, he has also recorded for Chandos, Albany Records, Fleur de Son, and Koch International and has made three recordings with violist Michael Zaretsky for the Artona label. Mr. Bjerken earned his bachelor's degree cum laude at UCLA, studying with Aube Tzerko, and his master's and doctoral degrees from the Peabody Institute as a student and teaching assistant to Leon Fleisher.
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    Track Listings 1. Applause 0'18 2. Speak Low (Kurt Weill)5'01 3. Bilbao Song (K.Weill)3'32 4. Sex-Appeal (Friedrich Hollaender)4'19 5. Illusions (F.Hollaender)2'42 6. Peter Peter (F.Hollaender)3'57 7. Sous le ciel de Paris (H.Giraud)4'09 8. The Letter (Lisa Bielawa) 4'56 9. Standing Still (L. Bielawa)3'26 10. Simple Songs About Sex and War-1 'Six O'Clock' (William Duckworth) 2'32 11. Simple Songs About Sex and War-2 'If love's no more' (W.Duckworth) 2'08 12. Simple Songs About Sex and War-3 ' The Stranger' (W.Duckworth) 3'35 13. Simple Songs About Sex and War-4 'Freilingslied' (W.Duckworth) 2'52 14.Simple Songs About Sex and War-5 'Always or The Children or Whatever (W.Duckworth) 2746 15. Die Kleptomanin (F.Hollaender)2'53 16. Foot Steps 0'17 note Unbeatable bionic musicians with musical DNA (geisha) come out from laboratory to perform! A stylish, sexy, futuristic and conceptual label Geisha Farm's first release is 'Cabaret' featuring Weill specialist, Japanese Ute Lemper, Chizuru Mitsuhashi. The album begins with the sound of high heeled shoes approaching on stage, and ends with the sound of dissappearing foot steps. 'Cabaret' portrays a woman's day in a disc, which should be called 'CD Theater'.The recording employs elaborate techniques. 'Illusions', sung and made famous by Marlene Dietrich reminds one of the birthday song Marilyn Monroe sent to J.F. Kennedy. This is a definitive recording which coverscabaret songs from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day. Listener's response 'Cabaret' I'm listening to it while drinking with my wife. It goes perfectly well together. ( 0pera singer 40s) One foggy quiet morning, I played it in my cafe and there was a greatstir in my customers. ( Cafe owner ) I'm listening to it every day while working on my graduation essay. I'm not making good progress. Too sexy! (Graduate student 20s) about artist Chizuru Mitsuhashi is a Mezzo Soprano, much in demand for main roles in operas such as 'Carmen'and 'A Mid Summer Night Dream'. Ms Mitsuhashi celebrates being a woman, since her profession is that of a mezzo soprano - a voice that is unique to a woman. Her wide range of color and expression, in cabaret songs, operas and musicals, charms her fans. In opera, she has collaborated with Seiji Ozawa, Jun Markl, Gstav Kuhn, Renato Bruson, Giuseppe Sabbatini and others. In contemporary music, she has appeared in works such as 'Venus und Adnis' by Werner Henze and 'Satyricon' by Bruno Maderna. She has been involved in the planning and production of the works of George Gershwin and Kurt Weill. She is highly praised for her interpretation of the works of Weill, she was invited to appear at the 100th anniversary of the birth, 50th anniversary of the death of Weill, performing with the Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra and New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra under Hiroshi Wakasugi, she is known as the Japanese Ute Lemper. Her voice displays the contentment of being a woman, 120% sexy, yet never vulgar. What comes across to the listener is a musical personality at once extremely elegant and mature, and a person of great refinement and perception. It has been said that her voice possesses such depth and empathy that it evokes the image of St. Mary. Her richly nuanced voice captures men's hearts, and women adore her for being a stylish diva who they can relate and aspire to. Ms Mitsuhashi was a voice major at the Toho Gakuen Junior Music College and is a member of the foremost opera company 'Nikikai' in Japan.
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    Todd Macintyre has performed as a featured soloist and in ensemble at such notable venues as the Kennedy Center, Koussevitzky Music Shed, Seiji Ozawa Concert Hall, Orpheum Theater, Herberger Theater, Gammage Auditorium, Chandler Performing Arts Center, Chase Field (Diamondbacks), and USAirways Center (Phoenix Suns). He has been a featured soloist with the ASU Symphonic Choral, Scottsdale Community College A'cappella Choir, and has been hired extensively for profit and non-profit concerts alike throughout California, Arizona, Hawaii, Colorado, Virginia, Illinois, Washington DC, and Eastern Canada. As a vocalist, Todd has studied at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Boston University Tanglewood Institute, Arizona State University, and Royal College of Music (UK) working with such notable vocalists as Gary Durham, Franc D'Ambrosio, Lorenzo Malfatti, Matthew Larson, Phyllis Hoffman, Anne Elgar Kopta, David Britton, and Stephen Roberts. Todd has worked as a model in national print campaigns for PetSmart and Dillard's. Favorite lead and principle roles for musical and theatrical productions were performed in "The Scarlet Pimpernel," "A Christmas Carol," "She Loves Me," "The Music Man," "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," "Godspell," "Peter Pan," "Cinderella," "The Wizard of Oz," and "Grease." He is an AriZoni Best Actor award recipient and two time nominee. Now 20, Todd recently graduated from Arizona State University Summa Cum Laude having studied Economics and Musical Theater. Todd is also the brother of American Idol Top 8 Finalist, Scott MacIntyre.
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    Leoš Janáček ist nicht nur einer der bedeutendsten tschechischen Komponisten, sondern darüber hinaus einer der eigenständigsten Opernkomponisten des 20. Jahrhunderts, ohne den sich die Entwicklung der zeitgenössischen Musik nicht vorstellen ließe. Besonders seine neun Bühnenwerke haben Leben und Brauchtum, aber auch die Volksmelodien und die musikalische Sprache seiner Heimat hinein in die Welt getragen. Das Libretto zum “Schlauen Füchslein” nach Rudolf Tešnohlídeks gleichnamiger Geschichte schrieb Leoš Janáček selbst. Die Uraufführung am 6. November 1924 am Nationaltheater Brünn wurde ein großer künstlerischer Erfolg, der internationale Durchbruch erfolgte mit der legendären Inszenierung 1956 an der Komischen Oper Berlin. Sowohl in dieser als auch der vorliegenden Inszenierung werden die charakterlichen Parallelen zwischen Mensch und Tier mit ein und derselben Person dargestellt.Im Jahr 2009 inszeniert Laurent Pelly “Das schlaue Füchslein” mit der musikalischen Leitung von Seiji Ozawa im Florenzer Teatro del Maggio Musicale. Die unglaubliche Besetzung von 13 Solisten wird von der armenisch-kanadischen Sopranistin Isabel Bayrakdarian als sinnliches Füchslein und dem Amerikaner Quinn Kelsey in der Rolle des furchtlosen Försters angeführt. Mit Begeisterung wurde diese Inszenierung, die die fantastische Welt der Tiere auf die Bühne bringt, von Publikum und Presse aufgenommen. Janáčeks Oper ist ein Meisterwerk für alle und ein Erlebnis für Jung und Alt!
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