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Music : Shostakovich: Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724356777620
Label: EMI Classics
Manufacturer: EMI Classics
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: EMI Classics
Release Date: March 11, 2002
Studio: EMI Classics
Disc 1:
Rating:
- Definitive recording of DS's operatic masterpiece
I used to be a little scared of Lady Macbeth on record: it bursts out of the speakers with ferocious abandon. It was mainly thanks to Covent Garden's darkly comic production that I learned to truly love and embrace the music, even at its most seam-bursting moments. There's no denying that the experience of moving from low comedy to appalling tragedy, from dark intensity to carnivalesque uproar, within the space of one scene, is guaranteed to unnerve and destabilise the listener. But Shostakovich's ... Read More
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Shostakovich: Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk
from: EMI Classics
Our Price: 297,950.40
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EAN: 0724356777620
Label: EMI Classics
Manufacturer: EMI Classics
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: EMI Classics
Release Date: March 11, 2002
Studio: EMI Classics
Disc 1:
- Act One, Scene One: Akh, Nye Spitsa Bo'she, Poprobuyu - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene One: V Dyevkakh Luchshe Bylo - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene One: Gribki Sevodnya Budut? - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene One: Prigotov Otravu Dlya Krys - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene One: Gavori!... Plotinu-to Na - Leslie Fyson
- Act One, Scene One: Proshchay, Katerina - WErner Krenn
- Act One, Scene One: Chevo Vstal? Chevo Ostanovilsa? - Dimiter Petkov
- Act One, Scene One: Interlude - London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Act One, Scene Two: Ay! Ay! Ay! - John McCarthy
- Act One, Scene Two: Barynya!... Ay!... Shto S Toboyu? - Robert Tear
- Act One, Scene Two: A Nu-s, Pozvol'te Ruku-s - Robert Tear
- Act One, Scene Two: Interlude - London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Act One, Scene Two: Spat' Pora. Dyen Proshol - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene Two: Zherebyonok K Kobylke Toropitsa - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act One, Scene Two: Kto Eto, Kto, Kto Stuchit? - Nicolai Gedda
- Act One, Scene Two: Ya Poydu... Proshchay - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Four: Shto Znachit Starost' - Dimiter Petkov
- Act Two, Scene Four: Pod Oknami U Chzuhikh - Dimiter Petkov
- Act Two, Scene Four: Proshchay, Katya, Proshchay! - John McCarthy
- Act Two, Scene Four: Ustal... Prikazhete Mnye Postegat'? - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Two, Scene Four: V Kladovuyu Sergeya Zaperli - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Two, Scene Four: Vidno, Skoro Uzh Zarya - John McCarthy
- Act Two, Scene Four: Batya, Ispovyedatsa - Dimiter Petkov
- Act Two, Scene Four: Akh, Boris Timofeyevich - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Two, Scene Four: Interlude - London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Act Two, Scene Five: Sergey, Seryozha! - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Five: Katya, Prikhodit Konyets Lyubvi Nashey - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Five: Nye Pechal'Sa, Sergey - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Five: Opyat Usnul - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Two, Scene Five: Nu? Chevo Tebye? - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Five: Slushay, Sergey, Sergey! - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Two, Scene Five: Katerina!... Ko Tam? - WErner Krenn
- Act Two, Scene Five: Tepyer Shabash - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Three, Scene Six: Shto Ty Tut Shoish? - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Three, Scene Six: U Menya Byla Kuma - Robert Tear
- Act Three, Scene Six: Interlude - London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Act Three, Scene Seven: Sozdan Politseysky Byl Vo Vremya Ono - Leslie Fyson
- Act Three, Scene Seven: U Izmaylovoy Seychas Pir Goroy - Martyn Hill
- Act Three, Scene Seven: Vashe Blagorodie!... Chevo Tebye? - Leslie Fyson
- Act Three, Scene Seven: Interlude - London Philharmonic Orchestra
- Act Three: Scene Eight: Slava Suprugam - John McCarthy
- Act Three: Scene Eight: Shto Takoe?... Zamok Sorvan - John McCarthy
- Act Three: Scene Eight: Shto Takoe? Pozdno! - Leslie Fyson
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Vyorsty Odna Za Grugoy - John McCarthy
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Stepanych! Propusti Menya - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Nye Lekhko Posle Pochota Da Poklonov - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Moyo Pochtyenye! - Birgit Finnila
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Ladno Dostanu! - Nicolai Gedda
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Na Chulki! Idyom, Tepyer Ty Moya! - John McCarthy
- Act Three, Scene Nine: V Lesu, V Samoy Chasche Yest' Ozero - Galina Vishnevskaya
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Znaesh Li, Sonyetka - Birgit Finnila
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Vstavay! Po Mestam! Zhivo - Leslie Fyson
- Act Three, Scene Nine: Akh!... Bozhe Moy! Shto Takoe? - Leslie Fyson
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Rating:
- Definitive recording of DS's operatic masterpieceI used to be a little scared of Lady Macbeth on record: it bursts out of the speakers with ferocious abandon. It was mainly thanks to Covent Garden's darkly comic production that I learned to truly love and embrace the music, even at its most seam-bursting moments. There's no denying that the experience of moving from low comedy to appalling tragedy, from dark intensity to carnivalesque uproar, within the space of one scene, is guaranteed to unnerve and destabilise the listener. But Shostakovich's ... Read More
Adult Contemporary • Blues • Children's Music • Christmas Music • Classical • Country • Dance & Electronic • Easy Listening • Hard Rock & Metal • Hip-Hop & Rap • Indie • Jazz • Miscellaneous • Pop • R&B and Soul • Reggae • Rock • Soundtracks • World & Folk •

