August 2003

New Releases

NI 5703

A to Z of Jazz

Fine Arts Brass

Jazz has been described as America’s ‘classical’ music and ‘its most enduring contribution to contemporary culture’. It probably originated in Africa and certainly reached America through the slave trade. Whatever its beginnings jazz became a vibrant genre and one that constantly reinvented itself. This CD is a brief overview of that development through the 20th century.

NI 7909

Prima Voce - Leo Slezak (1873 - 1946)

Slezak possessed a large, dramatic voice with a naturally high placement which was capable of sustaining the most testing roles in the great German Romantic, French and Italian repertoire. An extended range and seemingly limitless power resemble traits associated with Tamagno.

Re-Issues

NI 5017 Trumpet music from the Italian Baroque
John Wallace, trumpet
Philharmonia Orchestra, Christopher Warren-Green
NI 5024 Brahms, Vier ernste Gesänge, Schumann, Dichterliebe
Shura Gehrman, bass, Nina Walker, piano
NI 5048/9 Schubert, The Last Three Quartets
Chilingirian String Quartet
NI 5066 Sullivan Overtures
Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Alexander Faris, conductor
NI 5104 Mozart, Horn Concerts and E major Fragment
Anthony Halstead, natural horn
The Hanover Band, directed by Roy Goodman
NI 5171 Psalms by Grieg and Mendelssohn
Hakan Hagegard, baritone
Oslo Cathedral Choir, Terje Kvam, conductor
NI 5237 Byrd, Mass for Five Voices, Propers for All Saints' Day
Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Stephen Darlington, director
NI 5295 Britten, Sea Interludes, Suite on English Folk Tunes
Courtly Dances from Gloriana, The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra

English Symphony Orchestra, William Boughton, conductor
NI 5330 Stauss, Martinu, Françaix, Oboe Concertos, L'Horloge de Flore
John Anderson, oboe
Philharmonia, Simon Wright, conductor
HRM 6003 Bessie Smith - Recordings from 1925 to 1933
NI 7838 Prima Voce - John Charles Thomas (1891 - 1960)
NI 7847 Prima Voce - Kirsten Flagstad (1895 - 1962)
NI 7882 Prima Voce - Marian Anderson (1902 - 1993)























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