German Gramophone Name Records SHM-SACD listening to SA-CD

Description: German Gramophone Name Records SHM-SACD listening to SA-CD Description*** Product Information *** Format: SACD SINGLE Number of Disks: 2 Package: Release Date: July 26, 2023 Record Label: DG German Gramophone Product Number: UCGG-9214 *** Work Information *** others Conducted: Eugen Joffum, Carlos Cliver, Evgeny Mravinsky Orchestra: Berlin German Opera Orchestra, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra Chorus: Berlin Germany Chorus *** Recorded content *** Number of configurations | 2 sheets Total recording time | 00:00:00 [Song] [Disc 1] Symphony / Orchestra 1. Orf: From "Carmina Brana" [Oh, the goddess of destiny] Berlin Germany Opera Orchestra / Chorus, Conducted: Eugen Yofum Recording: 1967 2. Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 "Fate" to the first movement Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Conducted: Carlos Cler Recording: 1974 3. Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 to 4 Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra, Conduct: Efgen Mravinsky Recording: 1960 4. Sumetana: Symphony "Moldau ]] Boston Symphony Orchestra, Conducted: Rafael Couberick Recording: 1971 5. Brahms: Symphony No. 1 to 4 Boston Symphony Orchestra, Conducted: Seiji Ozawa Recording: 1977 6. Mozart: From "Requiem" to [Angry Day] Vienna National Opera Chorus Federation (Chorus: Norbert Baracu), Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Conduct: Carl Bham Recording: 1971 7. Mahler: Symphony No. 5 to 5 Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Conduct: Claudio Abad Recording: 1980 8. Respigi: An old -fashioned dance for lute and the third song [Sicilianna] Boston Symphony Orchestra, Conducted: Seiji Ozawa Recording: 1975 9. Saint-Sans: Symphony No. 3 "Organ" to Maestoso-Allegro Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Conducted: Daniel Barenboim Recording: 1975 10. Sibelius: Symphony "Finlandia ]] Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conducted: Herbert von Karajan Recording: 1964 11. Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 "Chorus" from the 4th movement "Ooooo, not this kind of sound!"-Allegro Assai (Ended chorus by Syrah's ethnes "Ending Chorus") Gundra Yanovitz (Soprano), Hilde Wrestle -Mydan (Meszo Soprano), Valdemar Qument (Tenor), Valter Berry (Bariton) Vienna Rakuyukai Chorus (Chorus: Reinholt Schmidt), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor: Helvert von Karajan Recording: 1962 [Disc 2] Concerto, indoor songs, instrumental music, vocal music 1. Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 [[ Hero Polonaise ]] Malta Argerich (piano) Recording: 1967 2. Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 5 "Spring" Udy Menuin (Violin), Wilhelm Kemp (Piano) Recording: 1970 3. Beethoven: Cello Sonata No. 3 to the first movement Pierre Fulnier (cello), Wilhelm Kemp (piano) Recording: 1965 4. Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 23 "Passion" Emile Gilelis (piano) Recording: 1973 5. Beethoven: Piano Three Fine Person No. 7 "Grand Duke" Wilhelm Kemp (piano), Henrik Scheling (violin), Pierre Frenier (cello) Recording: 1970 6. R. Strauss: The first movement from the Oboe Concerto Rotor Koch (Oboe), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conducted: Herbert von Karajan Recording: 1969 7. Ravel: 2nd movement from the piano concerto Malta Argerich (piano), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conduct: Claudio Abad Recording: 1967 8. J.S. Bach: Paltita No. 2 to 5th movement for unaccompanied violin [Shakonne] Henrik Scheling (violin) Recording: 1967 9. Schubert: From the song collection "Winter Journey" to [Bodhi] Dietrich Fisher -Dyscau (Bariton), Gerald Moore (Piano) Recording: 1971 10. Dvorak: The first movement from the cello concerto Mstislav Lost Tropovich (cello), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor: Helvert von Karajan Recording: 1968 11. J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 to 3rd movement Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Conducted by Herbert von Karajan Recording: 1978 1. [SACD] 1. Carmina Burana ≫ -O, the goddess of fate 2. Symphony No. 5 ≪ Fate≫ ~ 1st movement 3. Symphony No. 4 -4th movement 4. Symphony poetry [[ My homeland≫ - 2nd song: Moldau 5. Symphony No. 1 to 4 6. [[ Requiem≫ ~ Angry Day 7. Symphony No. 5 -5th movement 8. Old -fashioned dance for lute and aria 3rd Suite -3rd song: Sicilianna 9. Symphony No. 3 ≪ With organs≫ ~ Maestoso-allegro from the second movement 10. Symphony ≪Finlandia≫ 11. Symphony No. 9 ≪ Chorus≫ ~ From the 4th movement, "Oh, it's not such a sound!" --ALLEGROASSAI 2. [SACD] 1. Polonaise No. 6 ≪ Heroes ≫ 2. Violin Sonata No. 5 ≪ Spring≫ -First movement 3. Cello Sonata No. 3 -1st movement 4. Piano Sonata No. 23 ≪ Passion≫ -First movement 5. Piano triple pigment No. 7 ≪ Duke ≫ ~ 1st movement 6. Oboe Concerto -First Movement 7. Piano Concerto -2nd Movement 8. Paltita No. 2 to 5th movement for unaccompanied violin [Shakonne] 9. Song songs ≪ Winter Journey ≫D.911 ~ 5: Bodhi tree 10. Cello Concerto -First Movement 11. Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 to 3rd movement *** Product Introduction *** Introduction of product The 125th Anniversary of Germany, the 125th anniversary of the analog period, the SA-CD compilation album This work "German Gramophone Name Recording Collection" has so far recorded the analog period of Germany. It is a compilation album with a single layer SA-CD 2-piece, which contains 22 carefully selected songs from the title produced as a single layer SA-CD as a unique Japan project. DISC1 includes symphony, orchestra songs, and DISC2 includes songs in a wide range of classical music, such as concerto, indoor songs, instrumental music, vocal music. It is a release at the price of one SA-CD. Universal Music Shipping We only ship to the registered address in (Paypal / ebay). The item will be shipped from Japan.International Buyers - Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. 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