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西班牙最偉大指揮家之一 ~恩里克·霍爾達 DECCA錄音集〈碟 1/2〉 |
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Enrique Jorda – Decca Recordings 1950-51 |
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NT$70元 |
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Enrique Jorda是最偉大的西班牙指揮家之一,他於二戰前在法國發展,因此他所指揮的法國音樂帶有濃烈的個人色彩,為樂迷所稱道.二戰期間大師返回西班牙執掌多個西班牙重要樂團,演出的西班牙音樂也廣受好評. 戰後,大師的重心便移往英國,瑞士,美國發展.長年擔任舊金山交響樂團的總監.這套雙CD收錄大師所擅長的各項曲目.見證大師指揮才華!
A new collection of Decca’s legendary ‘ffrr’ recordings from the early 1950s, made by an underrated Spanish master of orchestral colour in London and Paris. Includes several items new to CD.
Enrique Jord? described conducting as a ‘hair-raising’ business, and his career never recovered from a very public dressing-down by George Szell while music director of the San Francisco Symphony in the early 1960s. However, he was a true podium artist, lithe and mobile in action, who could draw upon a remarkably broad palette of orchestral colours. Decca’s ‘full frequency range recording’ technology was the perfect vehicle for conveying them to the ears of listeners at home. Though he made his best recordings for Decca, there were only two complete LPs, both of them reissued here, of Dvo??k’s ‘New World’ Symphony (July 1951) and bonnes bouches by Jord?’s compatriots Alb?niz, Falla, Granados and Turina (February 1950).
The Dvo??k was made in London with the New Symphony Orchestra at the same time as Jord?’s second recording of Falla’s Nights in the Gardens of Spain with Clifford Curzon the soloist: an account which has often been praised for its subtle shifts of mood. The Spanish pieces were recorded in Paris with the Conservatoire orchestra, alongside pieces that showed how unfairly limiting was Jord?’s reputation as a Spanish specialist. There are virtuoso but accurate and unflashy accounts of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice alongside showpieces by Glinka and Chabrier, initially issued together on a 10-inch LP, never previously released complete on CD. Also from the Paris sessions, Jord? secures edge-of-seat playing and potent atmosphere in Tchaikovsky’s dark fantasia after Dante, Francesca da Rimini.
【CD 1】
PAUL DUKAS (1865–1935) 1 L’Apprenti sorcier
MIKHAIL GLINKA (1804–1857) 2 Ruslan and Lyudmila – Overture
EMMANUEL CHABRIER (1841–1894) 3 Danse slave (from Le Roi malgr? lui)
MANUEL DE FALLA (1876–1946) 4 Danza Espa?ola (from La Vida breve)
ENRIQUE GRANADOS (1867–1916) 5–7 Danzas Espa?olas, Op. 37 Nos. 5, 2 & 6
JOAQU?N TURINA (1882–1949) 8–9 La Procesi?n del Rocio – Symphonic Poem, Op. 9
ISAAC ALB?NIZ (1860–1909) Iberia (orchestrated by Arb?s) 10 Book I No. 2: El Puerto 11 Book II No. 3: Triana
PYOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY (1840–1893) 12 Francesca da Rimini, Op. 32 L’Orchestre de la Soci?t? des Concerts du Conservatoire de Paris
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