Kiri Te Kanawa - A Celebration Decca&Philips Recitals - Import 23 CD

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Kiri Te Kanawa - A Celebration - Complete Decca & Philips Recital Recordings Scheduled to be recorded CD 1 Mozart: 1) Somewhere to Go, Oshimai K.272, 2) The Last Song 1) Gone and gone, K.272, 2) I am going, but where to, K.583, 3) Oh, senseless Albacce, K.79 4) I don't know what's the matter with him, K.582, 5) Say no more, I understand perfectly, K.490, 6) Farewell, my beautiful lover, K.528, 7) Accept my thanks, O charity, K.383 Performed by Rainer Küchl (violin)(5), Jerzy Fischer (conductor), Vienna Chamber Orchestra [Recorded in Vienna/ December, 1980 CD 2 Mozart: 1) "Rest in peace 1) Rest in peace, my dear life (from the opera "Zeide" K.344), 2) Oh, wet with tears (from Opera "The False Gardener" K.196), 3) If only with tears I had tried to save him (from Opera "The Mercy of Emperor Tito" K.621), 4) He will go... I beg you... My dear, forgive me (from the opera Cosi fan tutte, K.588), 5) I will love her, all my life unchanged (from Opera "The Shepherd King", K.208), 6) My dear eyes (from Lucho Silla, K.135), 7) If I lose my father (from Idomeneo, K.366), 8) The joy of love is gone with the dew (from "The Magic Flute" K.620) Performed by Sir Colin Davis (conductor) and the London Symphony Orchestra, recorded in London, October 1982. CD 3 Mozart: 1) What a change... 1) What a change... Sorrow has become my fate (from the opera "Abduction from the Hind Palace" K.384), 2) Far from you (from the opera "Mithridate, King of Ponte" K.87), 3) Ottervio... I'm dying... Now you understand (from Don Giovanni, K.527), 4) How can I forget you... Don't be afraid, my love, K.505, 5) Calm down, my love... Say no more (from Don Giovanni, K.527), 6) Poor me, where am I? Oh, it is not I who am speaking, K.369, 7) Whatever torture awaits me (from "Abduction from the palace" K.384) Performed by] Peter Blonder, tenor (3, 5), Frank Lloyd, horn (2), Mitsuko Uchida, piano (4), Jose Luis Garcia, violin (7), Charles Tanel, cello (7),William Bennett (flute)(7), Neil Black (oboe)(7), Jeffrey Tait (conductor), English Chamber Orchestra [Recorded] June 1987, London/. CD 4 Mozart: 1-6) 1-6) Solemn Evening of Witnesses K.339, 7) Kyrie in D minor, K.341, 8) Ave Verum Corpus K.618, 9) Exultate ubilate K.165 Elizabeth Bainbridge (mezzo-soprano) (1-6), Ryland Davies (tenor) (1-6), Gwyn Howell (bass) (1-6), John Constable (organ), London Symphony Chorus (1-8), Sir Colin Davis (conductor) London Symphony Orchestra [Recorded] April 1971, London/. CD 5 1-2) John Gay: "Virgins are like the fair flow'r in its lustre/Cease your funning" from "The Beggar's Opera", Mozart: "The young you" from "The Beggar's Opera 3) Young you (from Opera "Theatre Manager" K.486), 4-8) from the opera Cosi fan tutte, K.588 (The wind is calm/ Unmoving like a rock/ Oh, how in a moment/ He's gone... Please / my darling, forgive me), 9-11) from the opera "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492 (O God of love / Susanna has not yet come... Where are the happy memories / The gentle breeze), 12-14) From the opera "Don Giovanni" K.527 (Please take my hand / Oh, go away, traitor / What a terrible thing to do), 15) That ungrateful man betrayed me, K.540c, 16-18) from Opera "The Magic Flute" K.620 (Men who know love / Their feet are swift, their hearts are brave / Oh, I know it), 19) J. Strauss II: Czardasz "Chant of Home" from "Die Fledermaus" (from the comic opera "Die Fledermaus"), 19) J. Strauss II: "Czardasz" from "Die Fledermaus" K.620 Performed by] Anne Murray, mezzo-soprano (4, 6), Ferruccio Furlanetto, bass (4), Lucia Popp (11), Mirella Freni (12) (soprano), Ingvar Wicksell (12), Olaf Behr (16, 17) (baritone), Aldo Bardin ( tenor)(17), Ambrosian Opera Chorus(17), Richard Bonning(conductor) National Philharmonic Orchestra(1-2), Sir John Prichard(3), James Levine(4-8), Andre Previn(19)(conductor) Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra,Sir Georg Solti (conductor), London Philharmonic Orchestra (9-11); Sir Colin Davis (conductor), Royal Opera House Orchestra, Covent Garden (12-15); Sir Neville Marriner (conductor), Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields (16-18) [Recorded] March 1981 (1, 2), June 1981 (9-11), May 1973 (12-15), July 1989 (16-18), London, March 1989 (3), June 1988 (4-8), November 1990 (19), Vienna/ CD 6 Handel: 1) Rinaldo 1-2) From the opera "Rinaldo" (Overture / As Tears Flow), 3) Overture from the opera "Alcina", 4) "O my shining star" from the opera "Julius Caesar 5) "Sinfonia" from the opera "Amadigi in Gaula 6) "I love tender eyes" from the opera "Julius Caesar 7) "Ballo" - "Musette" from the opera "Ariodante", 8) "True peace" from the opera "Agrippina", 9) "Sinfonia" from "Admeto", 10) "My Beloved has Insulted" from the opera "Amadigi in Gaula" - "From the Pitch-Dark Hell", 11) "Oh, venerable Ruggiero" - "O pale ghosts" from the opera "Alcina", 12) Adagio from the opera Giustino, 13-14) From the opera "Julius Caesar" (Do not despair / Lament my fate), 15) Menuetto from "Alcina Recorded July 1992, Hilversum, The Netherlands, by the Ancient Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Hogwood. CD 7] 1-4) Mahler: Symphony No. 4 in G major Performed by: Sir Georg Solti(conductor) Chicago Symphony Orchestra [Recorded] April, 1983, Chicago/ 《CD 7》1-4 CD 8》1-4) Mahler:Symphony No.4 in G major Performed by: Seiji Ozawa(conductor) Boston Symphony Orchestra [Recorded] November, 1987, Boston/ 《CD 8》1-4 CD 9 R. Strauss: 1-4) Four Last Songs 1-4) Four Last Songs (No.1: Spring / No.2: September / No.3: When I Fall Asleep / No.4: In the Evening Glow), 5) Aoi, 6) What is said - that is not the end (Song 3 from "Four Songs", Op.36), 7) Mother's Brag (from "Three Old German Poems", Op.43, No.2), 8) Madrigal (from "Three Old German Poems", Op.43, No.4) 8) Madrigal (from "Five Songs", Op.15, No.1), 9) Serenade (from "Six Songs", Op.17, No.2), 10) Bad Weather (from "Five Little Songs", Op.69, No.5), 11-12) From "Eight Songs from 'The Last Petal'", Op.10 (Song 8: All Souls' Day / Song 3: Night), 13) Tzetzilier (from "Four Songs", Op.27, No.2), 14) All My Thoughts (from "Five Simple Songs", Op.21, No.1), 15) Meguria WoO72, 16) Tomorrow Morning (from "Four Songs", Op.27, No.4), 17) Dedication (from "Four Songs", Op.27, No.3) 17) Dedication (from "Eight Songs from 'The Last Petal'" Op.10, No.1) Performed by Sir Georg Solti, piano (5-17), Sir Georg Solti, conductor, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (1-4), recorded in Vienna (1-4) and London (5-17) in June 1990. CD 10 1) Bizet: I tell myself there is nothing to fear (from the opera "Carmen"), 2) Dreve: Flower duet (from Lakmé), 3-4) Gounod: "Faust" from "Faust" (Jewel song "What a beautiful picture" / That man will never come back), R. Strauss: "The Man Who Never Returned", 4-5) Gounod: "Faust" from "Faust 5-10) from Opera "Arabella" Op.79 (Er ist der Richtige nicht fur mich!/Aber der Richtige, wenn's einen gibt f?r mich/Und jetzt sag ich Adieu/O Arabella, gibt es was Schoneres/Das war sehr gut, Mandryka/Dann aber, wie ich Sie gesp?rt hab hier im Finstern), 11-14) from the opera "Capriccio" Op.85 (Moonlight Music/Wo ist mein Bruder?/Kein andres, das mir im Herzen so loht/Du spiegelbild) Katherine Jenkins, mezzo-soprano (2), Gabriele Fontana, soprano (6), Alexandre Ionita, tenor (7), Gilles Cashmayle, bass-baritone (7), Kurt Riddle (8), Gottfried Honig (12, 14) (bass) ), Franz Grundhöber (baritone) (10), Sir Georg Solti (conductor), London Philharmonic Orchestra (1), Anthony Inglis (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra (2), Sir Colin Davis (conductor), Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra (3, 4), Geoffrey Tate (conductor), Covent Garden Royal Opera House Orchestra (5-10),Ulf Schirmer conductor, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (11-14) [Recorded] July 1975 (1), July 1986 (5-10), London (1), 2006, England (2), February 1986, Munich (3, 4), December 1993, Vienna (11-14)/ CD 11 Puccini: 1) 1) Live to sing, live to love (from the opera "Tosca"), 2) In this soft lace (from "Manon Lescaut"), 3) Lonely and abandoned (from "Manon Lescaut"), Verdi: "The Sea and the Stars at Dawn" (from the opera "Manon Lescaut") 4) The stars and the sea smile at dawn (from Opera "Simon Boccanegra"), 5-10) From the opera La Traviata (A toast / One day, happily / I'm out of my mind / Tell the beautiful and pure lady / You kept your promise... Farewell, bye-bye, bygone days / Leaving Paris), 11-15) From the opera Otello (In the dark of night / Have you calmed down? / My mother used to use one poor wench / Singing and weeping in the lonely wilderness / Ave Maria) [Performed by] Silvia Mazzoni (mezzo-soprano) (5), Elzbieta Ardam (contralto) (12, 14), Alfredo Krauss (5-7, 10), Barry Banks (5), Luciano Pavarotti (11) (tenor), Roberto Scartoliti (5 ), Dmitri Horostovsky (8)(baritone), Giorgio Gatti (5), Donato di Stefano (5)(bass), Sir Georg Solti (conductor) National Philharmonic Orchestra (1) & Orchestra della Scala Milano (4), Riccardo Chailly (conductor) Orchestra of the Opera di Bologna (2, 3), Zubin Mehta (conductor) Florence May Festival Orchestra (5-10), Sir Georg Solti (conductor) Chicago Symphony Orchestra (11-15) [Recordings] May 1984, London (1), June 1987, Bologna (2, 3), 1988 December, 1988, Milan (4); December, 1992, Florence (5-10); April, 1991, New York (live) (11-15)/. CD 12 Kantlube: Songs of Auvergne 1-3) Book 1 (Song 1: The Shepherd Virgin of the Fields / Song 2: Bailello / Song 3: Three Boulez), 4-8) Book 2 (Song 1: The Shepherd's virgin / Song 2: Antueno / Song 3: The shepherd's virgin and the young master / Song 4: The abandoned woman / Song 5: Two boules), 9-13) Vol. 3 (Song 1: Spinning Woman / Song 2: Come Through the Pasture / Song 3: The Man with the Crooked Back / Song 4: Lullaby / Song 5: Poor Wife-beater) Performed by Jeffrey Tate (conductor) and the English Chamber Orchestra, London, August 1982. CD 13 Kantlube: Songs of Auvergne (Songs of Auvergne) 1-6) Vol. 4 (Song 1: On the Mirabelles Bridge / Song 2: Oi, Ayi! / Song 3: Song for nursing a child / Song 4: Chu-chu / Song 5: Pastoral song / Song 6: Cuckoo), 7-14) Book 5 (Song 1: In the valley beyond / Song 2: When I was little / Song 3: Beyond, on the rocky hill / Song 4: Oh, give the donkey a lintel / Song 5: If you love me, shepherdess / Song 6: Go, dog / Song 7: One pretty shepherdess / Song 8: What everyone used to what everyone used to say), 15-16) Villa-Lobos: Bach in Brazilian Style No. 5 (Aria: Cantilena / Dance: Martello), 17-22) Berlioz: Summer Nights, Op.7 (No.1: Villanelle, No.2: The Spirit of the Rose, No.3: By the Cove, No.4: Without You, No.5: In the Cemetery [Moonlight], No.6: The Unknown Island) Performed by] Lynn Harrell, cello (15-16); Jeffrey Tate, conductor, English Chamber Orchestra (1-14); Instrumental Ensemble (15-16); Daniel Barenboim, conductor, Orchestre de Paris (17-22) [Recorded] September 1983 (1-14), June 1984 (15-16), London; April 1981, Paris (17-22)/. CD 14 1) Purcell/Britten: Admonition of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Liszt: The Admonition of the Blessed Virgin Mary 2) Lorelei S.273, 3) How, the men asked, S.276, 4) Come to me in a dream S.282, 5) Peace is not found, but I do not want to fight (from "Petrarch's Three Sonnets" S.270, No.1), 6-10) Ravel: "The Song of the Soul" S.274, 7) "The Song of the Heart" S.275 6-10) Ravel: 5 Greek Folk Songs, 11) Rachmaninoff: Vocalise Op.34 No.1, 12) Granados: Macha and the Night Gull, 13-17) Obradorz: From the Spanish Classical Songs (Song 2: To my Lover / Song 3: Heart, Why are you here / Song 5: Mother, I am in love / Song 6: With the thinnest and prettiest hair / Song 7: The Bride is a little girl) [Performed by] Roger Vignoles (piano) [Recorded] May, 1989, Morden/ England 《CD 15》 1) Gounod:Repentance, 2) Mozart: "Laudate Dominum" from "Solemn Evening of the Testament Saints" K.338, 3) Stetzel: Thou art at my side, BWV 508, 4) J.S.Bach: O Lord, Joy of Man's Desiring (from Cantata No. 147, "In Heart, Mouth, Deeds and Life," BWV 147), 5) Gounod: "Sanctus" from "Missa solemnis for the feast of St. Cecilia", 6) Mendelssohn: On the Wings of Song, Op.34 No.2, 7) Franck: "Angel's Bread, 8) Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus K.618, 9) Schubert: Ave Maria D839, 10) Purcell: Trumpet Tune, 11-12) Handel:Oratorio "Samson" HWV57 (Shining Archangels / Their Celestial Ensemble) [Performed by] Christopher Bowers-Broadbent, organ (3); Olga Hegedusch, cello (3); Neil Black, oboe (4); Thelma Owen, harp (9); Crispian Steele-Perkins, trumpet (10, 11); St. Paul's Cathedral Choir (2, 4-6, 8, 9, 12), Barry Rose (conductor), English Chamber Orchestra (1, 2, 4-12) [Recorded] June 1984, London/ CD 16 1) J. Strauss II: Chorus of Nuns (from the comic opera "Casanova"), 2) Gounod: Repentance, 3) Verdi: Go, my thoughts, on golden wings (from "Nabucco"), 4) Mendelssohn: Hear my prayer, 5) Beethoven: Hallelujah (from the oratorio "Christ on the Mount of Olives"), 6) Gounod: Ave Maria, 7) Mascagni: Prayer (from the opera "Cavalleria Rusticana"), 8) Franck: Psalm No. 150, 9) Mendelssohn: On the Wings of Song, Op.34 No.2, 10) Author unknown: Fear not, come ye saints, 11) Rodgers: Yule Never Walk Alone (from the musical "Carousel"), 12) Bishop: Home Sweet Home, 13) Rogers: Climb Every Mountain (from "The Sound of Music") Mormon Tabernacle Choir (1, 3-5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13), Julius Rudel (conductor), Utah Symphony Orchestra [recorded February 1989, Salt Lake/ CD 17 1) Faure: Oh, Jesus (from "Requiem" Op.48), 2-6) Handel: Oratorio from "Messiah" HWV (Daughter of Zion, from "Messiah" HWV), 3) Fauré: "O Jesus" from "Requiem" Op.48Rejoice greatly / For the Lord feeds his flock like a shepherd / Oh, how beautiful / I know, he who redeems me is alive / If God is on our side,) 7-10) J.S.Bach: from the Matthew Passion BWV244 (Shed blood, O my heart / I give thee my heart / Thus Jesus is now taken captive / For love he would die), 11-12) Mozart: Mass in C minor, K.427 (Piece 1: Kyrie / Piece 10: Credo: By the Holy Spirit), 13) Brahms: "Deutsches Requiem" Op.45, 14) Jenkins: In Palladism (from "Requiem" Op.13) Anne Ievang (3), Anne Sophie von Otter (9) (contralto), Pamela Tovey (recorder) (14), Chicago Symphony Chorus (9, 13), Academy Choir (11, 12), Charles Dutoit (conductor), Montreal Symphony Orchestra (1), Sir Georg Solti (conductor) Chicago Symphony Orchestra (2-10, 13), Sir Neville Marriner (conductor) Academy of St. Martin in the Fields (11, 12), Carl Jenkins (conductor) London Symphony Orchestra (14) [Recorded] October 1987, Montreal (1), October 1984 (2-6), March 1987 (7-10), May 1978 (13), Chicago, March 1993, London (11, 12), July 2006, London (14)/. CD 18 1) G. Charpentier: From that day (from the opera "Louise"), 2) Korngold: Marietta's song "The happiness I have left" (from the opera "The City of Death"), 3) Mozart: O God of Love (from "The Marriage of Figaro" K.492), 4) R. Strauss: Unleashed Op.39 No.4, 5-6) Puccini: from "La bohème" (My name is Mimi / Lovely maiden), 7) Rodgers: Yule Never Walk Alone (from the musical Carousel), 8) Weill: Never You (from the musical Knickerbocker Holiday), 9) Joe McCoy: Why Don't You Do Right, 10) Princess Te Rangi Pai: Hine e Hine (Lullaby), 11) Tahi nei taru kino-Action song, 12) Rogers: Climb Every Mountain (from the musical "The Sound of Music"), 13) Lloyd Webber: With One Look (from the musical Sunset Boulevard), 14) Herman: Aria from "Sarambo" (from the movie "Citizen Kane"), 15) Puccini: My Father (from Gianni Schicchi), 16) Bernstein: Somewhere (from the musical "West Side Story"), 17) Herbert: Art is Calling for Me (from the musical Enchantress), 18) Scarbeck: The World is One, 19) Hill: Happy Birthday to You [Performed by] Dennis O'Neill, tenor (6), London Symphony Chorus (7, 12, 18, 19), Andre Previn Trio (8, 9), Waihiree Maori Group, Gisborne N.Z (10, 11), Stephen Barlow (1, 2, 5-7, 12-19), André Previn (3, 4) (conductor), London Symphony Orchestra [recorded] March 1994, London/. CD 19 Bernstein: "West Side Story" musical 1) Prologue, 2) Jet Song, 3) Something Coming 4-9) Dancing at the Gym, 10) Maria, 11) Tonight - Balcony Scene, 12) America, 13) Cool, 14) One Hand, One Heart, 15) Tonight, 16) Rumble, 17) I Feel Pretty, 18-22) Ballet Place, 23) Officer Crapkey, 24) Boy Like That, 25) I'm in Love, 26) Mockery Scene, 27) Finale Performed by Angelina Leão (soprano), Tatiana Troyanos, Marilyn Horne (mezzo-soprano), Jose Carreras (tenor), Kurt Orman (baritone), Leonard Bernstein (conductor) Orchestra & Chorus, [recorded] September 1984, New York/. CD 20 Frederick Law: Musical "My Fair Lady 1) Overture... Why can't you speak English? 2) It's not pretty, 3) With a little luck, 4) I'm just an ordinary guy, 5) Watch me now, 6) Spanish rain, 7) Let's dance away 8) Ascot Gavotte, 9) The street corner where you live 10) Waltz at the Embassy 11) I've got it! 12) Show me the proof, 13) Be at the church on time, 14) Hymn to the Men, 15) Even without you, 16) All About Her. [Performed by] Jeremy Irons, Warren Mitchell (vocals), Meriel Dickinson (contralto), Joseph Cornwall, Jerry Hadley (tenor), David Beavan (bass), London Voices, John Mosely (conductor) London Symphony Orchestra [Recorded] May 1987, London/. 《CD 21》 1) Irving Berlin: Blue Sky, 2) Weill: Speak Low, 3) Rodgers: Like Spring, 4) Jimmy Van Heusen 4) Jimmy Van Heusen: Here's That Rainy Day, 5) Rogers: I Didn't Know What Time It Was 6) Jerome Kern: Yesterdays, 7) Cole Porter: So In Love (from the musical Kiss Me Kate), 8) Morgan Lewis: How High the Moon 9) Cole Porter: True Love 10) Allie Vrubel: Gone with the Wind 11) Sigmund Romberg: Past the Time of Dreaming (from the movie "The Night is Young"), 13) Jerome Kern: How High the Moon, 14) Cole Porter: True Love, 15) Allie Vrubel: Gone with the Wind 12) Jerome Kern: People Who Live on the Hill Performed by] The Nelson Riddle Orchestra [Recorded] April, 1985, London/. CD 22 1) Sleeping Bee, 2) Honeysuckle Rose, 3) Cute, 4) It Cud Happen to You 5) Like Someone In Love 6) Dead Leaves, 7) It Never Was You 8) Quickly, 9) To Marvelous For Words 10) Angel Eyes 11) Why Don't You Do Right? 12) Second Time Around 13) Teach Me Tonight, 14) Polka Dots and Moonbeams 15) Easy to Remember Performed by Andre Previn (piano), Mandel Lowe (guitar), Ray Brown (double bass) [Recorded] May 1991, New York/. CD 23》 1) White Christmas, 2) Winter Wonderland, 3) Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, 4) Silver Bells 5) Little Drummer Boy 6) The most wonderful birthday of all, 7) Mary's Boy, 8) Angels from the Kingdom of Glory, 9) The Virgin Washes The Swaddling, 10) Kiyo kono yoru, 11) O Holy Night 12) The Twelve Days of Christmas London Voices (1, 2, 4-7, 10-12), Carl Davis (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra, London, March 1985 Please note that sound sources may be omitted in rare cases, even in products that claim to be complete recordings. Please understand this in advance. Performers Kiri Te Kanawa (Soprano) Celebrating her 80th birthday. A compilation of recital recordings of the famous soprano who enchanted the world with her pure and beautiful voice. 23 CD box set. To commemorate New Zealand soprano Kiri Te Kanawa's 80th birthday on March 6, 2024, we are releasing all of her recital recordings for Decca and Philips. This 23-CD box set also includes excerpts from his complete religious music and opera recordings for these labels and Deutsche Grammophon. Limited edition. Kiri Te Kanawa specializes in Mozart and Richard Strauss. The range of her operatic repertoire is extensive, including major operas by Puccini, Verdi's Verismo, R. Strauss and Johann Strauss II, as well as a recording of John Gay's star-studded Beggar's Opera, on two discs, Songs of Auvergne under the direction of Jeffrey Tate, Kiri te Kanawa's warm, rich singing beautifully conveys the essence of the folk songs of Canteloube, as if they were written just for her. She is joined by pianist Roger Vignoles for a recital of music from Purcell to Obradors. Three albums of religious music, one with the St. Paul's Cathedral Choir and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, another with excerpts from religious music that Kiri Te Kanawa has done throughout her career ("The Matthew Passion," "Messiah," and "Requiem" by Fauré and Brahms), and another with Nelson The repertoire extends to excerpts from the religious music of his career ("Matthew Passion," "Messiah," "Requiem" by Fauré and Brahms), as well as lighter fare with Nelson Riddle and Andre Previn, and concludes with Christmas. In original jacket. My energy hasn't waned yet. When someone asked me one day if I had retired, I said, "I'm still trying to prove that I'm not retired. I still have a lot of work to do. She has a very warm, plaintive voice, especially beautiful in the upper register, and clearly possesses a rare, solid technique in both lyrical and orchestral music.She is simply marvelous in the 'Laudate Dominum' of the 'Solemn Evening of the Testament Saints' and in the aria of the Andante in the middle movement of the 'Exultate Ubilate'" - Gramophone magazine (UNIVERSAL MUSIC/IMS)