Josef Krips - Edition Vol.1 1947-1955 - Import 22 CD

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Joseph Cripps - Joseph Cripps Edition/Volume 1: 1947-1955 Scheduled to be recorded [London] CD 1 Mozart:1) "I don't know myself" from the opera "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492, 2) "The Apothecary's Song" from the opera "Don Giovanni" K.527, Puccini:3) "When I walk the streets" from the opera "La bohème", 4) "My father" from the opera "Gianni Schicchi", Mozart: 5) "What a beautiful picture" from "The Magic Flute" K.620*, 6) "Her heart is at peace" from "Don Giovanni" K.527 (Vienna version/1788), 7) Massenet: "When I close my eyes" from "Manon" *, 8) Bizet: "In my ears Your singing voice "*, 9) Mussorgsky: "Farewell, my child, I am dying" from the opera "Boris Godunov" (farewell and death of Boris)*, 10) Bellini: from the opera "Sleepwalking Woman", 11) Oh, I see again, a nostalgic view*, 12) You do not know, your beautiful eyes*,12) Gounod: "Don't pretend to be asleep" (Serenade of Mephistopheles)* from opera "Faust", Puccini: "La bohème", 13) To the call of your love, 14) My name is Mimi, from Mozart: "Cosi fan tutte" K.588, 15) Men, soldiers, 16) Women, too, when they reach 15, 17) "Lover, come here quickly" from "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492, 18) "Bust me, mazette" from "Don Giovanni" K.527 Performed by] Hilde Güden (soprano) (1-4, 13-18), Anton Delmota (5, 6), Richard Lewis (7, 8) (tenor), Raphael Allier (bass) (9-12), London Symphony Chorus (9), London Symphony Orchestra Recordings] October 1947 (1-4), April 1948 (5, 6), April 1949 (7-18) CD 2 J. Strauss II: 1) Beautiful Blue Danube Op.314*, 2) Imperial Round Dance Op.437*, 3) Accelerated Round Dance Op.234*, 4) Everlasting Motion Op.257, 5) Annen Polka Op.117, 6) Tropical Rose Op.388,7) Viennese Temperament Op.354, 8) Drinks, Women, Songs Op.333, 9) Tritsch-Traitsch Polka Op.214, 10) J. Strauss I: Piefke and Puhke Op.235 Performed by] Washington National Symphony Orchestra (1), New Symphony Orchestra of London (2-6), London Symphony Orchestra (7-10) Recordings] October 1947 (1), April 1948 (2-6), April 1950 (7-10) CD 3 Mozart: 1) Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" K.472*, 2-5) Symphony No.39 in E-flat major K.543*, 6-9) Symphony No.41 in C major K.551 "Jupiter "*. London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in April 1949 (1, 6-9) and October 1947 (2-5) CD 4 Schubert: 1) Overture to "Rosamunde" D644 ("Magic Lyre")*, 2-5) Symphony No. 6 in C major D589, 6-7) Symphony No. 8 in B minor D759 "Unfinished London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in April 1948 (1-5), April 1950 (6-7) CD 5 1-4) Haydn: Symphony No. 104 in D major, Hob,5) Weber: Overture to the Opera "Eugliane "* (1) Performed by] London Philharmonic Orchestra (1-4), London Symphony Orchestra (5) Recorded in April 1949 (1-4), April 1950 (5) CD 6 1-4) Brahms: Symphony No.4 in E minor, Op.98 Performed by] London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in April, 1950 CD 7 1-3) Dvorak:Cello Concerto in B minor, Op.104 Zara Nersova (Cello), London Symphony Orchestra Recorded November 1951 CD 8 486, 7) R. Strauss: "The Great Princess" from the opera "Ariadne of Naxos", Op.60, 8) Mozart: My longing hope - O, thou knowest not what pain, K.416, 9) No,You can't do it, K.419 Performed by] Ilse Holwerk (soprano) (7-9), Erna Gall (piano) (7), London Symphony Orchestra (1-6, 8, 9) Recordings] December 1951 (1, 3-5), January 1951 (7-9), January 1952 (2, 6) CD 9 Mozart: 1-4) Symphony No.39 in E major, K.543, 5-7) Symphony No.31 in D major, K.297 "Paris London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in December 1951 CD 10 1-3) Beethoven: Violin Concerto in D major, Op.61 Performed by Alfredo Campoli (Violin), London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in December 1951 & January 1952 CD 11 1-4) Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 in A major, Op.90 "Italia", 5-8) Schumann: Symphony No.4 in D minor, Op.120 London Symphony Orchestra Recorded: October 1953 (1-4), November 1952 (5-8) CD 12 1-4) Mozart: Symphony No.40 in G minor, K.550,5-8) Haydn: Symphony No.92 in G major, Hob.I:92 "Oxford London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in March, 1953 CD 13 1-3) Schumann:Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.54 Wilhelm Kemp (Piano), London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in March, 1953 CD 14 Mozart: 1-3) Piano Concerto No.23 in A major, K.488, 4-6) Piano Concerto No.24 in C minor, K.491 Performed by] Clifford Curzon, piano; London Symphony Orchestra Recorded in October, 1953 CD 15-16 Mendelssohn: Oratorio "Elijah" Op.70 Jacqueline Delman (soprano), Norma Proctor (contralto), George Malan (tenor), Bruce Boyce (baritone), Michael Cunningham (treble), Hampstead Church Boys Choir, London Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus Recorded September 1954 《CD 17》 Mozart: 1-3) Violin Concerto No. 4 in D major, K. 218*,4-5) Violin Concerto No.5 in A major, K.219*. Mischa Elman (violin), New Symphony Orchestra of London Recorded in May, 1955 [Vienna] CD 18 Mozart: Opera "Abduction from the Hind Palace" K.384 (Act 1 & Act 2 [tracks 8-15]) Vilma Lipp, Emmy Lohse (soprano), Walter Ludwig, Peter Klein (tenor), Endre Collet (bass), Heinz Wester (narrator), Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded June 1950 CD 19 Mozart: 1-6) Sings "Abduction from the Hind Palace" K.384 (Act 2 [No.16] & Act 3), 7) Turkish March K.331*, from "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492, 8) O God of Love (sung in German), 9) Susanna is not yet come - where are the pleasant memories (sung in German), 10) "Susanna is not yet come - where are the pleasant memories? 10) "Love's joy is gone with the dew" from "The Magic Flute" K.620, 11) "What is love like" from "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492 (sung in German), 12) "Catalogue Song" from "Don Giovanni" K.527,13) "Fly no more, you butterfly" from The Marriage of Figaro, K.492, 14) "What a beautiful picture" from The Magic Flute, K.620, and from Don Giovanni, K.527, 15) Her heart is at peace, 16) Comfort my lover [Performed by] Vilma Lipp (1-6), Emmy Lohse (1-6), Maria Reining (8, 9), Liza della Casa (10, 11) (soprano), Walter Ludwig (1-6), Peter Klein (1-6), Anton Delmota (14-16) (tenor), Endre Collet (bass) (1-6), Heinz Wester (narrator) (1-6), Vienna State Opera Chorus (1-6), Paul Schaeffler (baritone) (12, 13), Victor Reinschagen (10, 11), Karl Böhm (12-16) (conductor), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Recordings] June 1950 (1-9), December 1950 (12-16), Vienna, November 1949, Geneva (10, 11) 《CD 20》 Mozart: Requiem in D minor, K.626 Performed by] Werner Peck (treble),Hans Breitshop (alto), Walter Ludwig (tenor), Harald Praegelheff (bass), Vienna Court Choir, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded June 1950 [Amsterdam] 《CD 21》 1-4) Schubert: Symphony No. 9 in C major, D944 "The Great Performed by] Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Recorded in May 1952 CD 22 1-4) Beethoven: Symphony No.4 in B-flat major, Op.60 Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Recorded in September 1953 *DECCA first CD release Performed by Joseph Klips, conductor The recordings of Joseph Klips, one of the few conductors who inherited the traditional Viennese performance style, have been compiled in a two-volume box set. This 22-CD box set includes the Decca albums recorded between 1947 and 1955. Limited edition. The recordings are divided into three major categories according to the cities where they were made: London, Vienna, and Amsterdam. Some recordings are being released on CD for the first time. ● Joseph Klips is a conductor who was born and raised in Vienna and was known as a native Viennese. While working as Felix Weingartner's assistant, he joined the Vienna Volksoper as a choral conductor and became the permanent conductor of the Vienna State Opera in 1933. After the war, he took the Vienna State Opera to a world-class ensemble and served as principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra from 1950 to 1954. Cripps excelled at Mozart, for whom the composer was an eternal hero. You have to sound as if everything is by Mozart," he said. Otherwise, it's not a good performance. The set includes all of Cripps' monaural recordings for Decca, beginning with the October 1947 session at Kingsway Hall, and includes Mozart's symphonies, concertos, overtures, and arias originally released on 78rpm SP recordings, newly transferred for this set. transferred for this set.From the early LP era, there is the first complete recording of the opera "Abduction from the Hind Palace" by the cast of the Vienna State Opera, and the advanced "Requiem" recorded with an all-male chorus, including boys, in a cathedral, close to the world of Mozart. Combined with Decca's famous "ffrrr" sound of Haydn, Beethoven, Brahms, and Schubert symphonies, Schumann and Dvorak concertos, Johann Strauss waltz cycle, and Mendelssohn's Elijah, the Clips' mono recordings have a Mozart-like Mozartian tones are brought to life. Clifford Curzon and Misha Elman on the Mozart, Zara Nersova on the Dvorak cello concerto, and Hilde Güden, Maria Reining, Anton Delmota, Richard Lewis, and other brilliant soloists on the opera aria collection. The second volume of this collection of recordings brings together Decca & Philips recordings by the Cripps in stereo from 1958 to 1972. The booklet includes an essay by Niek Nerissen on the life and legacy of Cripps, session photos, and more.Newly remastered. Original jacket. (UNIVERSAL MUSIC / IMS)