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Mozart: Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail (Gustav Kuhn) [2005]

Mozart: Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail (Gustav Kuhn) [2005]
NTSC 4:3 (720x480) VBR | Deutsch (LinearPCM, 2 ch) | 7,49 Gb (DVD9)
Classical | Label: Art Haus | Sub: Deutsch, English, Espanol | 140 min

Glyndebourne's production of Mozart's opera looks and sounds ravishing. The airy sets and gorgeous costumes set a frame for a superb ensemble cast to give of their very best. Top of the list has to be Valerie Masterson's Constanze. She sang the part for her Sadlers Wells Opera debut back in the early 1970s and then developed her interpretation over the next ten years. Here she gives an object lesson in singing, characterisation and stagecraft. She looks as good as she sounds and that is saying a great deal. A figure of simple dignity, she fills out the character of Constanze with great skill and she sings like an angel, plumbing the depths of "Traurigkeit" with wonderful expression and feeling, and then capping that with a fiery, confident and thrilling "Martern alle Arten". She sings gloriously in ensemble and duet. This is a great performance from a great British soprano and should not be missed. Why she was not more recorded or filmed is one of the mysteries of the record industry, so make the most of her performance here - it is wonderful. You can also catch her artistry on DVDs of the ENO's Xerxes and Julius Caesar, and very early in her career in the D'Oyly Carte Mikado. The rest of the cast is excellent: Ryland Davies as a fluent Belmonte (who looks good with Masterson as a convincing young couple); Lillian Watson, a dream as Blondchen; Willard White, a wonderful Osmin and James Hoback as a college-boy Pedrillo. Conducting is loving and expressive but above all don't miss this record of one of the very best sopranos to have graced our stages giving of her very best in this most testing of parts. Masterful Masterson!

Performer:
Belmonte - Ryland Davies
Constanze - Valerie Masterson
Blonde - Lillian Watson
Osmin - Willard White
Pedrillo - James Hoback
Selim - Joachim Bissmeier

The Glyndebourne Chorus
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor - Gustav Kuhn
Recorded 1980

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Miles Davis - Live at Montreux: Highlights 1973-1991 (2011) (DVD9)

Miles Davis - Live at Montreux: Highlights 1973-1991 (2011) (DVD9)
DVD9 | Video: NTSC 720x480 (4:3) | Audio: DTS Surround, DD 5.1, DD Stereo | 7.59 GB (RAR 5% Rec.) | Time: 1:14:20 + 27:49 | Front cover Genre: Jazz, Jazz Rock, Fusion, Experimental

Miles Davis is universally regarded as one of the most influential and innovative jazz musicians and composers of the 20th Century. He was at the forefront of the jazz world for decades and was involved in the evolution of bebop, cool jazz, modal jazz and jazz fusion amongst others. Miles Davis played many times at the Montreux Jazz Festival, especially after his return to performance in the early eighties. This DVD brings together some of the highlights of those Montreux shows stretching back to his first appearance in 1973 and up to his final concert there in July 1991, just a couple of months before his death in September of that year.


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Track Listing:

01. Ife - 8/7/73
02. Speak: That's What Happened - 8/7/84
03. Code MD - 14/7/85
04. Pacific Express - 14/7/85
05. Jean-Pierre - 17/7/86
06. Heavy Metal Prelude - 7/7/88
07. Jo Jo - 21/7/89
08. Hannibal - 20/7/90

Sketches of Spain:
09. The Pan Piper - 8/7/91
10. Solea - 8/7/91


Personnel:

Miles Davis: trumpet, keyboards; Dave Liebman: saxophone and flute (1)
Pete Cosey: guitar and percussion (1)
Reggie Lucas: guitar (1)
Michael Henderson: bass (1)
Al Foster: drums (1-2)
James "Mtume" Foreman: percussion (1)
Bob Berg: saxophone (2-5), keyboards (2-4)
John Scofield: guitar (2-4)
Robert Irving III: keyboards (2-6), Vince Wilburn, Jr. (3-5)
Darryl Jones: bass (2-4)
Steve Thornton: percussion (2-5)
Adam Holzman (5-7)
Robben Ford: guitar (5)
Felton Crewes: bass (5)
David Sanborn: alto saxophone (5)
Kenny Garrett: alto saxophone (6, 8-10)
Foley: lead bass (6-8)
Benny Rietveld: bass (6-7)
Ricky Wellman: drums (6-8)
Marilyn Mazur: percussion (6)
Rick Margitza: tenor saxophone (7)
Kei Akagi: keyboards (7-8)
Munyungo Jackson: percussion (7)
Richard Patterson: bass (8)
Erin Davis: percussion (8)
Quincy Jones: conductor (9-10)
Wallace Roney: trumpet and flugelhorn (9-10)
Lew Soloff: trumpet (9-10)
Miles Evans: trumpet (9-10)
Tom Malone: trombone (9-10)
Alex Foster: alto saxophone, soprano saxophone and flute (9-10)
George Adams: tenor saxophone and flute (9-10)
Gil Goldstein: keyboards (9-10)
Delmar Brown: keyboards (9-10)
Kenwood Denard: percussion (9-10)
Benny Bailey: trumpet and flugelhorn (9-10)
Charles Benavent: bass and electric bass (9-10)
Grady Tate: drums (9-10)
The George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band: orchestra (9-10)

BONUS FEATURE: Interview with Carlos Santana

Subtitles: English, Espanol, Francais

Miles Davis: Live at Montreux 1973-1991 features ten of the best numbers from Davis and his band.


Links Folder

http://www.filesonic.com/file/1543099751/MDLMHD9.part03.rar


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West Coast Seattle Boy: The Jimi Hendrix Anthology [2010, Japan] 4CD + 1DVD

West Coast Seattle Boy: The Jimi Hendrix Anthology [2010, Japan]
4CD + 1DVD | Rock | EAC Rip | Flac + Cue + Log - 1682 Mb | MP3 CBR 320Kbps - 617 Mb
DVD - NTSC 16/9 (720x480), VBR | PCM, 2ch, 1536 Kbps - 4500 Mb
Scans(jpg, 300dpi) - 438 Mb | Scans(tiff, 600dpi) - 3764 Mb

CD box set release from Jimi Hendrix consisting four CDs filled with lots of unreleased and rare tracks. This edition includes a bonus DVD with documentary newly taken by Bob Smeaton (famous with the film "Festival Express").


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West Coast Seattle Boy: The Jimi Hendrix Anthology:

Tracklist CD1:

01. The Isley Brothers - Testify [04:07]
02. Don Covay - Mercy, Mercy [02:27]
03. Don Covay - Can't Stay Away [02:52]
04. Rosa Lee Brooks - My Diary [02:21]
05. Rosa Lee Brooks - Utee [01:58]
06. Little Richard - I Don't Know What You Got But It's Got Me [04:03]
07. Little Richard - Dancing All Around The World [03:00]
08. Frank Howard & The Commanders - I'm So Glad [02:40]
09. The Isley Brothers - Move Over And Let Me Dance [02:41]
10. The Isley Brothers - Have You Ever Been Disappinted [06:19]
11. Ray Sharpe - Help Me (Get The Feeling) Part One [02:34]
12. The Icemen - (My Girl) She's A Fox [02:44]
13. Jimmy Norman - That Little Old Groove Maker [02:15]
14. Billy Lamont - Sweet Thang [02:34]
15. King Curtis - Instant Groove [02:24]

Tracklist CD2:

01. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Fire [alternate mix] [02:51]
02. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Are You Experienced? [early take] [06:03]
03. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / May This Be Love [alternate mix with double-tra... [03:19]
04. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Can You See Me [alternate mono mix] [02:35]
05. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / The Wind Cries Mary [Stockholm 5-9-67] [03:56]
06. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Love Or Confusion [alternate mix with different... [03:18]
07. Jimi Hendrix with Dave Mason or Brian Jones / Little One [04:10]
08. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Mr. Bad Luck [02:58]
09. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Cat Talking To Me [02:54]
10. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Castles Made Of Sand [Take 16 - minus Noel Redd... [03:13]
11. Jimi Hendrix with Paul Caruso / Tears Of Rage [home demo] [05:21]
12. Jimi Hendrix with Paul Caruso / Hear My Train A Comin' [home demo] [04:39]
13. Jimi Hendrix / 1983 (A Merman I Shall Turn To Be) [home demo] [03:31]
14. Jimi Hendrix / Long Hot Summer Night [home demo] [02:33]
15. Jimi Hendrix / My Friend [home demo] [03:59]
16. Jimi Hendrix / Angel [home demo] [03:14]
17. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Calling All The Devil's Children [05:38]
18. Jimi Hendrix / New Rising Sun [extended version] [07:25]

Tracklist CD3:

01. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Hear My Freedom [05:23]
02. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Room Full Of Mirrors [02:32]
03. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Shame, Shame, Shame [03:00]
04. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Messenger [03:22]
05. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Hound Dog Blues [04:43]
06. The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Untitled Basic Track [03:50]
07. Star Spangled Banner (Live at The Forum, Los Angeles, 26th April 1969) (Origi... [02:32]
08. Purple Haze (Live at The Forum, Los Angeles, 26th April 1969) (Original Mix) [05:49]
09. Jimi Hendrix & Larry Young / Young/Hendrix (Alternate Recording) [21:00]
10. Mastermind [04:43]
11. Message To Love (Alternate Recording) [03:28]
12. Fire (Live at Fillmore East, New York, 31st December 1969 (Second Show)) [04:42]
13. Foxy Lady (Live at Fillmore East, New York, 31st December 1969 (Second Show)) [06:30]

Tracklist CD4:

01. Jimi Hendrix with Band Of Gypsys / Stone Free [Fillmore East, 31-12-69 2nd show] [14:46]
02. Jimi Hendrix with Band Of Gypsys / Burning Desire [08:49]
03. Jimi Hendrix / Lonely Avenue [04:25]
04. Love with Jimi Hendrix / Everlasting First [complete version] [04:14]
05. Jimi Hendrix / Freedom [04:19]
06. Jimi Hendrix / Peter Gunn/Catastrophe [extended version] [02:56]
07. Jimi Hendrix / In From The Storm [alternate mix] [03:37]
08. Jimi Hendrix / All God's Children [06:21]
09. Jimi Hendrix / Red House [Berkeley, 30-5-70 1st show] [07:30]
10. Jimi Hendrix / Play That Riff [00:38]
11. Jimi Hendrix / Bolero [05:33]
12. Jimi Hendrix / Hey Baby (New Rising Sun) [alternate mix] [06:05]
13. Jimi Hendrix / Suddenly November Morning [04:14]

Chapters DVD:

01. Age Of Zero
02. The Army
03. Rolling Stone
04. Walker Brothers
05. Plastic Beatles
06. We've Been Together
07. Lulu
08. Woodstock
09. Machine Gun
10. In From The Storm
11. Credits



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Bernstein - Shostakovich: Symphonies No. 6 & 9 [DVD9]

Bernstein - Shostakovich: Symphonies No. 6 & 9 [DVD9]
Classical | DVD | with complete scans (covers and book) | 7,70 Gb (DVD9) | DVD´s FULL No compression
Audio: PCM Stereo | DTS 5.1

This DVD is a fascinating document of a great conductor and orchestra playing two of the most underrated of Shostakovich's symphonies in 1985 and 1986 concerts in Vienna's Musikverein. In his spoken preface to the Sixth Symphony, Bernstein says he wants to "right a wrong"--the "wrong" being the work's reputation as unstructured lightweight piece. It is an unbalanced work, the opening Largo much longer than the remaining two movements, which can seem as mere appendages. But even at his extremely slow tempo, Bernstein makes it all hang together--the Largo moving in its icy bleakness, the Scherzo a genial joke, the final Presto (taken more as an Allegro and not a fast one at that) an opportunity for the conductor to show off his dance steps. The Haydnesque Ninth, despite idiosyncratically slow tempos is light and humorous, its sardonic touches here relished by Bernstein.
The Vienna Philharmonic isn't the ideal band for Shostakovich but Bernstein makes them play beyond their natural inclinations; here they lack only a bit more vulgarity in the brass and percussion to be fully idiomatic. The net result is a pair of deeply felt, emotionally powerful performances. Director Humphrey Burton's discreet camera work is excellent, with sufficient close-ups of the conductor and plenty of section shots interwoven with close-ups of solo players to help draw attention to key musical strands.
Extras include Bernstein's cogent spoken prefaces to the works.

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Track Listing:


Symphony No. 6 in B minor Op. 54
1. Opening Credits
2. I. Largo
3. II. Allegro
4. III Presto

Symphony No. 9 in E flat majot, op. 70
5. Opening Credits
6. I. Allegro
7. II. Moderato
8. III. Presto
9. IV. Largo
10. V. Allegretto

BONUS
Introductions by Leonard Bernstein
Symphony No. 6
Symphony No. 9


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