荷蘭室內樂夢幻隊天團~荷蘭木管合奏團 / 飛利浦錄音大全集 (原始封面收納精裝限量版)

Netherlands Wind Ensemble堪稱室內樂團的夢幻隊,由整個荷蘭一流的樂團中,集結最頂尖的樂手所組成.Eloquence特別企劃將該樂團所有在Philips的錄音發行這套大全集.以原始封面收納,並包含多首從未以CD發行的珍寶.管樂樂迷千萬不要錯過的一套夢幻級發行!
 
Issued complete for the first time, including several albums new to CD, is the Philips catalogue of the Netherlands Wind Ensemble – an ensemble that made a defining contribution to Dutch musical life in the 1970s.
 
The Netherlands Wind Ensemble began life in 1959 as a wind quintet, but soon expanded to play Classical-era serenades and divertimenti which were hardly known at the time but have since been recognised and enjoyed as masterpieces of entertainment music, notably the Gran Partita of Mozart, the late Octet by Beethoven and the wonderful Octet-Partitas by his Viennese contemporary, Franz Krommer.
 
Starting to record for Philips in 1968, the Netherlands Wind Ensemble immediately won critical praise for the technical precision of its playing as well as the brilliance and wit of its interpretations, whether led by its regular conductor Edo de Waart (himself a former oboist and member of the ensemble) or played as true chamber music. The ensemble made one of the first comprehensive recordings of Mozart’s wind music, including miniatures, no less delightful for their brevity and rarity, and a precious but little-known collaboration with the much-loved Dutch soprano Elly Ameling.
 
The youthful, funky vibe of the Netherlands Wind Ensemble was captured by Philips both in exceptionally vivid recordings as well as kooky cover designs, which are reproduced on the sleeves of the issues. A booklet essay by Peter Quantrill outlines the history and character of the ensemble, drawing on a new interview with Edo de Waart. The repertoire extends into the nineteenth century with a classic account of the Wind Serenade by Dvořák – the ensemble’s debut on disc – as well as ingenious arrangements of overtures and arias by Rossini, and a unique collection of ‘little marches by great masters’. The Netherland Wind Ensemble’s long-standing commitment to modern music is represented by the wind music of Richard Strauss and Stravinsky, and the pioneering Jazz Symphony by the Franco-American ‘bad boy’ of classical music in the 1920s and 30s, Georges Antheil, recorded live at the 1976 Holland Festival.
曲目:
CD 1
MOZART
Divertimenti KV 166, 240, 213, 252
Edo de Waart
 
CD 2
MOZART
Divertimenti KV 186, 253, 289
Adagio KV 411
Edo de Waart
 
CD 3
MOZART
Divertimenti KV 196f, 270, 196e
Adagio KV 410
Edo de Waart
 
CD 4
MOZART
Serenade KV 375
Serenade KV 388 ‘Nacht Musik’
Edo de Waart
 
CD 5
MOZART
Serenade KV 361 ‘Gran Partita’
Edo de Waart
 
CDs 6–7
MOZART
Notturni
Divertimenti KV 439b
Duos for two horns
Elly Ameling · Elisabeth Cooymans · Peter van der Bilt
 
CD 8
MOZART (arr. Triebensee)
Don Giovanni, KV 527
Die Entführung aus dem Serail, KV 384
 
CD 9
ROSSINI (arr. Sedlak)
Il barbiere di Siviglia
Overtures
 
CD 10
KROMMER
Octet
Partitas
 
CD 11
BEETHOVEN
Octet ∙ March ∙ Rondino
Sextet ∙ Quintet
 
CD 12
MARCHES FOR WIND ENSEMBLE
C.P.E. Bach · Beethoven · Joseph Haydn · Michael Haydn · Rosetti · Vranický
 
CD 13
DVOŘÁK
Wind Serenade
GOUNOD
Petite Symphonie
SCHUBERT
Minuet and Finale
Edo de Waart
 
CD 14
RICHARD STRAUSS
Sonatina ‘From an Invalid’s Workshop’
Suite for 13 Wind Instruments
Edo de Waart
 
CD 15
RICHARD STRAUSS
Symphony for Wind Instruments ‘The Happy Workshop’
Serenade for Wind Instruments: Andante
Edo de Waart
 
CD 16
STRAVINSKY
Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments
Ebony Concerto
Symphonies of Wind Instruments · Octet
Theo Bruins · George Pieterson · Edo de Waart
 
CD 17
ANTHEIL
Ballet Mécanique
A Jazz Symphony
Violin Sonatas
Reinbert de Leeuw ∙ Vera Beths