Sergiu Celibidache ORTF 1974 Paris Live 3 CD ALTUS TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Sergiu Celibidache ORTF 1974 Paris Live 3 CD ALTUS TOWER RECORDS JAPAN Product introduction A set of 3 best-selling titles from the series of live concerts by Celibidache and French National Radio! All of them are hard-to-find masterpieces! Three major concertos by dream co-stars : The beauty of Michelangelo's tones that shines brightly! Amazingly raw sound quality. The incandescence of the two great masters beyond imagination became a big topic at the time of its release. It is an amazing performance that demonstrates the compatibility of the two great masters, and this live performance, which combines beauty, power, and tension, is absolutely wonderful. The goodness of the recording is also noteworthy, and there are very few things of this age that are this good. : Co-starring Celibidache and Yume Fournier! The famous performance that was once released on laserdisc is back on CD. "From the beginning, it's extraordinary grandeur. Fournier does not lose clarity and elegance no matter how passionately he plays." : More splendor than expected. Argerich and Celibidache, an unprecedented collaboration has seen the light of day! This is a great release. Argerich and Celibidache The legendary Schumann Piano Concerto has seen the light of day. A bizarre co-star of big players who will be big news in both releases. This is a reprint from the master tape. Schumann's concerto is Argerich's 18th, and there are more than 10 types of discs from the live performance in Buenos Aires in 1952 to the Arming & New Japan Philharmonic concert in 2010, but this performance is by far the most amazing. It's done. At that time, Argerich was 33 years old, and from the cadenza of the beginning, magic was fully open, and I was surprised by the immersion in music peculiar to riding live. In particular, in the middle of the first movement, "Andante Espressivo", the mellow tone of the song is a miracle that only Argerich can do. The second movement, in which the piano and the orchestra have a gentle dialogue, is full of interest in the difference in personality between the contemplative Celibidache and the sensuous Argerich. And then there's the amazingly animated finale, which is so beautiful that you'll lose your voice. Her goodness that burns live is demonstrated to the maximum, but perhaps because of Celibidache's request, she is much more restrained than usual, which results in a variety of nuances. The orchestral part by Celibidache is also a surprise. It is rare for Schumann's orchestral part to sound so transparent, and the perfectionist conducting style, including the odd time signature difficulty in the third movement, fits perfectly with Argerich. Even though Argerich is the main role, it makes you taste a solid and fulfilling cherry. Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" is Celibidache's specialty. The non-sentimental music that pursues the function of the orchestra is just right for him. The content is worthy of being called one of the best performances. Work information Main Conductor: Serge Celibidache Orchestra: Orchester National de France Piano: Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Martha Argerich Cello: Pierre Fournier Contents Number of components | 3 sheets Track Listing Celibidache France National Radio Concerto Live Collection ALT285 Brahms: Tragic Overture Op.81 Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat major "Emperor" Op.73* Serge Celibidache (Conductor) French National Radio Orchestra Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)* October 16, 1974/Théâtre des Champs-Élysées: Live recording ALT294 Schubert: "Rosamunde" Overture D.797 Dvorak: Cello Concerto in B minor, Op.104* Duty: Metaball Pierre Fournier (cello)* Serge Celibidache (Conductor) French National Radio Orchestra October 2, 1974/Théâtre des Champs-Élysées: Live recording ALT300 Schumann: Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.54* Prokofiev: From "Romeo and Juliet" Suite No.2, Op.64 The Montagues and the Capulets/The Girl Juliet/Romeo and Juliet before the Farewell/The Dance of the Girls from the Antilles/Romeo at Juliet's Grave/Death of Tybalt Martha Argerich (piano)* Serge Celibidache (Conductor) French National Radio Orchestra May 29, 1974/Théâtre des Champs-Élysées: Live recording Shipping We will select and ship from FedEx, DHL, Japan Post. 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