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SE7EN 1995 Director: David Fincher Cast: Morgan Freeman (William Somerset), Brad Pitt (David Mills), Gwyneth Paltrow (Tracy Mills), Kevin Spacey (John Doe),...

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SE7EN 1995

Director: David Fincher

Cast: Morgan Freeman (William Somerset), Brad Pitt (David Mills), Gwyneth Paltrow (Tracy Mills), Kevin Spacey (John Doe), Richard Roundtree (Talbot), John C. McGinley (California), R. Lee Ermey (Police Captain), Julie Araskog (Mrs Gould)

In a depressingly sombre New York a psychopathic serial killer sees himself as an emissary of God, justified in meting out horrible punishment to people who have transgressed one of the Seven Deadly Sins. In a desperate hunt to stop him before he strikes again are two cops, one a seasoned campaigner due to retire, the other an ambitious newcomer.

In a scene where Somerset visits a public library to read up on the Seven Deadly Sins, the music heard is the peaceful Air from Bach’s Orchestral Suite No. 3.

THE USUAL SUSPECTS 1995

Director: Bryan Singer

Cast: Gabriel Byrne (Dean Keaton), Stephen Baldwin (Spencer Mc Manus), Benicio del Toro (Fred Fenster), Kevin Pollak (Todd Hockney), Kevin Spacey (Verbal Kint), Chazz Palminteri (Dave Kujan), Pete Postlethwaite (Kobayashi), Suzy Amis (Edie Fineran)

"Five criminals. One line-up. No coincidence" read the tagline for this film, and it is soon obvious that there is careful planning to everything that happens. Increasingly the dark presence of somebody called Keyser Soze is felt. The question is: does he really exist or is he just the figment of someone’s imagination? This film which had no big stars in the cast, but was exceedingly well played (because of that?), was one of the year’s happiest surprises and certainly takes some beating when it comes to the final twist. "The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist", is a quote nobody who has seen the film will forget.

On the soundtrack is Debussy’s atmospheric Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l’air du soir from Préludes, Book 1.

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS 1991

Director: Jonathan Demme

Cast: Jodie Foster (Clarice Starling), Anthony Hopkins (Dr. Hannibal Lecter), Kasi Lemmons (Ardelia Mapp), Lawrence T. Wrentz (Agent Burroughs), Scott Glenn (Jack Crawford), Anthony Heald (Dr. Frederick Chilton), Frankie Faison (Barney), Stuart Rudin (Miggs)

A young woman is abducted by "Buffalo Bill", a psychopath so nicknamed from his habit of skinning his victims. Young FBI trainee Clarice Starling is assigned to find her by enlisting the help of another dangerous psychopath, erstwhile psychiatrist Hannibal ("The Cannibal") Lecter, who is already incarcerated with an extraordinary range of safeguards. In a series of interviews, he gives her insights into the mind of "Buffalo Bill" in exchange for being allowed to amuse himself by probing her innermost secrets. Clarice eventually succeeds in tracking down the woman and her captor, but not before Lecter manages to escape in spectacularly grisly fashion.

The Silence of the Lambs won all five most coveted Academy Awards for 1992 — Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Picture, Best Director and Best Screenplay.

COPYCAT 1995

Director: Jon Amiel

Cast: Sigourney Weaver (Helen Hudson), Holly Hudson (M. J. Monahan), Dermot Mulroney (Ruben Goetz), William McNamara (Peter Foley), Harry Connick Jr (Darryl Lee Cullum), John Rothman (Andy), J. E. Freeman (Lt. Quinn), Will Patton (Nicoletti)

Psychiatrist Helen Hudson specializes in serial killers. Suffering from agoraphobia, a morbid dread of public places, her only contact with the outside world is through her computer. She joins forces with cops Monahan and Goetz to track down the killer, who copies the methods of famous serial killers — hence the title — before he strikes again.

Two famous opera arias, that of Figaro in The Barber of Seville and that of Tosca in the opera of that name make a striking contrast to the chilling goings-on, even more so the beautiful In paradisum movement from Fauré’s Requiem.

FACE/OFF 1997

Director: John Woo

Cast: John Travolta (Sean Archer), Nicholas Cage (Castor Troy), Joan Allen (Eve Archer), Gina Gershon (Sasha Hassler), Alessandro Nivola (Pollux Troy), Dominique Swain (Jamie Archer), Nick Cassavetes (Dietrich Hassler)

FBI agent Sean Archer must go undercover to find a lethal biological weapon planted by his arch-rival, the sadistic terrorist-for-hire Castor Troy, who brutally killed his little son six years earlier. To do so he has to gain the confidence of Troy’s brother, Pollux, who is in prison. He undergoes a radical surgical procedure, "borrowing" Troy’s face and identity. But things go awry when Troy, emerging from a coma, transforms into Archer and wreaks havoc upon his life, both at work and at home. Archer has trouble convincing everyone of his true identity including his wife, a doctor, until she types a sample of his blood. After a hectic speedboat chase the real Archer kills his enemy. Back in his own body, he returns home to his wife and children.

When the face of Archer is transplanted onto him, Pamina’s aria Ach, ich fühl’s from Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) is heard. For the candle-light dinner he puts on for Archer’s wife, the Chopin Raindrop Prelude is the music. Later on, when Archer’s boss tries to put a stop to Castor’s activities, he kills him, saying he has had a heart attack. At the boss’s funeral Allegri’s beautiful Miserere is heard.

MISERY 1990

Director: Rob Reiner

Cast: James Caan (Paul Sheldon), Kathy Bates (Annie Wilkes), Richard Farnsworth (Buster), Frances Sternhagen (Virginia), Lauren Bacall (Marcia Sindell)

One of the best of innumerable Stephen King story adaptations. Successful novelist Paul Sheldon is injured when he crashes his car on a remote snow-covered New England road. The woman who rescues him just happens to be his "Number One Fan" and seriously disturbed into the bargain. She nurses him back to health but is strangely loath to let him go or communicate with the outside world, eventually smashing his legs to make sure he stays put.

Kathy Bates won the Academy Award for Best Actress as Annie Wilkes.

SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY 1991

Director: Joseph Ruben

Cast: Julia Roberts (Laura Burney / Sara Waters), Patrick Bergin (Martin Burney), Kevin Anderson (Ben Woodward), Elizabeth Lawrence (Chloe), Kyle Secor (Fleishman), Claudette Nevins (Dr. Rissner)

On the surface Laura and Martin Burney are happily married, with no financial worries, but Martin gradually grows more and more demanding and gives way to his sadistic impulses. Laura decides to escape, and during a stormy sailing expedition she jumps overboard, hoping Martin will think she has drowned. She changes her name to Sara Waters and moves to a small town, trying to build up a new existence. She also finds new love, but of course Martin eventually tracks her down .....

The music is Dreams—Passions from the Symphonie fantastique of Hector Berlioz.

A CLOCKWORK ORANGE 1971

Director: Stanley Kubrick

Cast: Malcolm McDowell (Alex), Patrick Magee (Mr. Alexander), Michael Bates (Chief Guard), Warren Clarke (Dim), John Clive (Stage Actor), Adrienne Corri (Mrs. Alexander)

Alex is the leader of a gang of violent young thugs who beat up and rape defenceless people. In between he relaxes with his favourite classical music, the last movement of Beethoven’s Choral Symphony in particular. In the end he is caught and sent to prison. He hates that so much that when offered the chance of a new psychological treatment, he eagerly accepts. It turns out to be aversion therapy and the end result is a completely non-aggressive creature, totally unable to stand up for himself. The moot point is which is worse, the way Alex treats his victims or the way the state legally destroys his personality.

Apart from music by Beethoven there is also Elgar’s Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, the one that is sung by Prommers every year at the Last Night of the London Proms, to the text of Land of Hope and Glory. But most of the requests for music from this film were for the sombre March from Purcell’s Music on the Death of Queen Mary played at her funeral in Westminster Abbey and, later that year, at Purcell’s own.

Disc 1

Overture (Suite) No. 3 in D major, BWV 1068

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Performed by: Wroclaw Chamber Orchestra Leopoldinum Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Cantilena BBC Symphony Orchestra Cologne Chamber Orchestra Concertgebouw Orchestra Moscow Chamber Orchestra Capella Istropolitana London Philharmonic Orchestra NBC Symphony Orchestra Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra Oregon Bach Festival Orchestra Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Studio orchestra German Bach Soloists
Composed by: Johann Sebastian Bach Pablo Casals Arturo Toscanini
Conducted by: Karol Teutsch Willem Mengelberg Jaroslav Krecek Oliver Dohnanyi Jaroslav Dvorak Richard Edlinger Helmut Muller-Bruhl Leonard Slatkin Jeanne Lamon Iona Brown Helmuth Rilling Wilhelm Furtwangler Bernard Labadie Adrian Shepherd Constantine Orbelian Gunar Letzbor Don Jackson
Alexander Jablokov, violin
Nicole Trotier,
Takako Nishizaki, violin
Helmut Winschermann, oboe
Recording date: January - March 1989

Air (Se7en) - 5:22

Preludes, Book 1

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Composed by: Ignacy Jan Paderewski Chengzong Yin Claude Debussy
Benno Moiseiwitsch, piano
Klara Kormendi, piano
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, piano
Noel Lee, piano
Francine Kay, piano
Carol Rosenberger, piano
Jeff Mee, synthesizer
Francois-Joel Thiollier, piano
Jorge Federico Osorio, piano
Jack Richard Crossan, piano
Martin Souter, piano
Jane Coop, piano
Recording date: 25-28 November 1988

Les sons et les parfums tournent dans l'air du soir (The Usual Suspects) - 3:02

Goldberg Variations, BWV 988

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Composed by: Johann Sebastian Bach Wanda Landowska
Blandine Verlet, harpsichord
Andrew Rangell, piano
Pi-hsien Chen, piano
Wladyslaw Klosiewicz, harpsichord
Pierre Hantai, virginal
Jeno Jando, piano
Markus Becker, piano
Luc Beausejour, harpsichord
Christine Schornsheim, piano
Carol Rosenberger, piano
Jory Vinikour, harpsichord
Evgeni Koroliov, piano
Irma Issakadze, piano
Glenn Gould, voice
Recording date: 9 and 13-15 November 1933

Aria (The Silence Of The Lambs) - 3:20

Requiem, Op. 48

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Performed by: Indianapolis Festival Orchestra Maastricht Limburg Symphony Orchestra BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Royal Thomson Hall Orchestra London Musici
Composed by: Gabriel Faure Rachel Laurin
Conducted by: Frederick Burgomaster Elmer Iseler Yan Pascal Tortelier Ed Spanjaard Jeremy Summerly Gilbert Patenaude Laurence Equilbey
Colm Carey, organ
Meirion Carey, organ
Stephane Degout, baritone
Richard Marlow, organ
Luc Hery, violin
Christophe Henry, organ
William Ferguson-Wagtaffe, treble
Stanley Irwin, bass-baritone
Libby Crabtree, soprano
Harry Peeters, baritone
Nicholas Gedge, bass-baritone
Jonathan Scott, harmonium
James Rutherford, bass
Lisa Beckley, soprano
Sandrine Piau, soprano
Angele Dubeau, violin
Christiane Oelze, soprano

In paradisum (Copycat) - 3:22

Tosca

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Performed by: Victor Orchestra Canadian Opera Company Orchestra MGM Studio Orchestra Stockholm Symphony Orchestra Dallas Symphony Orchestra Belgian Radio and Television Philharmonic Orchestra New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Rome Teatro Reale Opera Orchestra Josef Pasternack Orchestra Nils Grevillius Orchestra Toronto Symphony Orchestra CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra Philharmonia Orchestra Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin State Opera Orchestra San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Milan La Scala Orchestra Dresden Staatskapelle Berlin Deutsche Opera Orchestra Studio orchestra Russian Philharmonia Russia Philharmonia Metropolitan Orchestra
Composed by: Lawrence Tibbett Victor De Sabata Enrico Caruso Giacomo Puccini
Conducted by: Gerhard Lenssen Josef A. Pasternack Oliviero De Fabritiis Gaetano Merola Markus Lehtinen Gerhard Steeger Alberto Erede Lorenzo Molajoli Walter B. Rogers Franco Ghione Frieder Weissmann Nils Grevillius Michael Halasz Charles Gerhardt Ondrej Lenard Alexander Rahbari Tullio Serafin Jukka-Pekka Saraste Richard Bradshaw Constantine Orbelian Giacomo Spadoni David Parry Andrew Litton Kurt Striegler Ivan Anguelov Max Rudolf
Ian Caddy, baritone
Nellie Melba, soprano
Lina Bruna-Rasa, soprano
David Sellers, boy soprano
Maria Cebotari, soprano
Dora Zschille, soprano
Gregory Yurisich, baritone
Dennis O'Neill, tenor
Beniamino Gigli, tenor
Richard Tauber, tenor
Giuseppe Di Stefano, tenor
Maria Caniglia, soprano
Adrianne Pieczonka, soprano
Miroslav Dvorsky, tenor
Peter Dvorsky, tenor
Karita Mattila, soprano
Armando Borgioli, baritone
Ernesto Dominici, bass-baritone
Silvano Carroli, baritone
Miriam Gauci, soprano
Grace Moore, soprano
Thomas Harper, tenor
Hans Hopf, tenor
Melchiorre Luise, bass
Studio pianist, piano
Dmitri Hvorostovsky, baritone
Dusolina Giannini, soprano
Joseph Schmidt, tenor
Galina Gorchakova,
Yannick Nezet-Seguin,
Jan Durco, baritone
Marc Hervieux, tenor
Dino Fedri,
Andrew Shore, bass
Stanislav Benacka, bass
Giorgio Lamberti, tenor
Andrea Piccinni, bass
Jozef Spacek, baritone
Dario Caselli, bass
Salvatore Cottone, piano
Maria Callas, soprano
Nicola Rossi-Lemeni, bass
Angelo Mercuriali, tenor
Tito Gobbi, baritone
Franco Calabrese, bass
Alvaro Cordova, tenor
Lauritz Melchior, tenor
Nelly Miricioiu, soprano
Jane Eaglen, soprano
Hui He, soprano
Meta Seinemeyer, soprano
Olga Guryakova, soprano
Jussi Bjorling, tenor
Ljuba Welitsch, soprano
Alessandra Marc, soprano
Richard Margison, tenor
Raimo Sirkia, tenor
Recording date: 31 January 1921

Vissi d'arte (Copycat) - 4:01

Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville)

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Performed by: Latvian National Symphony Orchestra Victor Orchestra Canadian Opera Company Orchestra Budapest Failoni Chamber Orchestra New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Frankfurt Brandenburg State Orchestra Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra London Philharmonic Orchestra Rome Opera Orchestra Hungarian State Opera Orchestra Philharmonia Orchestra Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Wurttemberg Philharmonic Orchestra Berlin State Opera Orchestra New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Milan La Scala Orchestra Dresden Staatskapelle Studio orchestra English National Opera Orchestra Torino Teatro Regio Orchestra RAI Symphony Orchestra, Milan Metropolitan Orchestra
Composed by: Pietro Cimara Lawrence Tibbett Nathaniel Shilkret Pietro Mascagni Gioachino Rossini Arturo Toscanini
Conducted by: Lodovico Zocche Josef A. Pasternack Will Humburg Bruno Campanella Rudolf Kempe Alberto Erede Lorenzo Molajoli Rosario Bourdon Mario Bernardi Gabriele Bellini Michael Halasz Pier Giorgio Morandi Alexander Rahbari Tullio Serafin Percy Pitt Richard Bradshaw Heribert Beissel Vincenzo Bellezza David Parry Alexandrs Vilumanis
Bruno Pola, baritone
Paolo Montarsolo, bass
Alberto Carusi, baritone
John McCormack, tenor
Nicoletta Curiel,
Aaron St. Clair Nicholson, baritone
Elina Garanca, soprano
Friedemann Rohlig, bass
Hao Jiang Tian, bass
Luciana Serra,
Arno Schellenberg, baritone
Feodor Chaliapin, bass
Richard Tauber, tenor
Luisa Tetrazzini, soprano
Thomas Allen, baritone
Nazzareno de Angelis, bass
Titta Ruffo, baritone
Maria Bayo, soprano
Tito Schipa, tenor
Benno Ziegler, baritone
Sonia Ganassi, mezzo-soprano
Franco de Grandis, bass
Jennie Tourel, mezzo-soprano
Studio pianist, piano
Alan Opie, baritone
Ingrid Kertesi, soprano
Bruce Ford, tenor
Andrew Shore, bass
Robert Merrill, baritone
Della Jones, mezzo-soprano
Lado Ataneli, baritone
Risto Lauriala, piano
Kazmer Sarkany, baritone
Laszlo Orban, baritone
Ferenc Korpas, bass
Maria Callas, soprano
Tito Gobbi, baritone
Ewa Podles, contralto
Mario Sammarco, baritone
Angelo Romero, bass
Michael Schade, tenor
Roberto Servile, baritone
Rockwell Blake, tenor
Enzo Dara, bass
Alain Trudel, sackbut
Ramon Vargas, tenor
Marion Talley, soprano
Rinaldo Alessandrini, harpsichord
Allan Monk, baritone
Aurelio Faedda, bass
Russell Braun, baritone
Recording date: 1911

Largo al factotum from The Barber of Seville - 4:40

Il salmo Miserere mei Deus

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Composed by: Gregorio Allegri
Conducted by: Bernard Fabre-Garrus Jeremy Summerly
Richard Marlow, organ

Miserere (Chariots Of Fire) - 10:12

24 Preludes, Op. 28

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Composed by: Alain Lefevre Ferruccio Busoni Fryderyk Chopin
Janusz Olejniczak, piano
Alfred Cortot, piano
Jakob Gimpel, piano
Leticia Gomez-Tagle, piano
Helene Tysman, piano
Rudolf Kerer, piano
Benno Moiseiwitsch, piano
Janina Fialkowska, piano
Eva Sukova, piano
Josef Lhevinne, piano
Ignaz Friedman, narrator
Mischa Levitzki, piano
Catherine Perrin, prepared piano
Louis Lortie, piano
Robert Lortat,
Jean-Francois Latour,
Peter Nagy, piano
Idil Biret, piano
Carol Rosenberger, piano
Edna Stern, piano
Stanislav Bunin, piano
Ivo Pogorelich, piano
Irina Zaritzkaya, piano
Eduard Stan, piano
Grigory Sokolov, piano
Martin Souter, piano
Recording date: 1987-1988

Prelude No. 15, D flat major, Op. 28, Raindrop - 5:52

Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), K. 620

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Performed by: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Canadian Opera Company Orchestra Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Budapest Failoni Chamber Orchestra Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Capella Istropolitana Berlin Symphony Orchestra Freiburg Baroque Orchestra Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra Philharmonia Orchestra Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna Mozart Orchestra Failoni Orchestra, Budapest Berlin State Opera Orchestra Dresden Staatskapelle Studio orchestra Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart State Orchestra Cologne Radio Symphony Orchestra Linz Bruckner Orchestra Mannheim National Theatre Orchestra St. Petersburg Musical Theare Chamber Orchestra, Zazerkalye Bratislava Opera Orchestra
Composed by: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart William Lawrence Arturo Toscanini
Conducted by: Marcus Creed Johannes Muller Rudolf Kempe Gottfried von der Goltz Selmar Meyrowitz Oliver Dohnanyi Peter Guth Michael Halasz Konrad Leitner Alexander Rahbari Johannes Wildner Carl Schuricht Joseph Keilberth Richard Bradshaw Lothar Zagrosek Thomas Beecham Bruno Seidler-Winkler David Parry Arthur Gruber Ivan Anguelov Gerhard Pfluger Frederic Chaslin Gerhard Wiesenhutter Pavel Bubelnikov
Miliza Korjus, soprano
Gottlob Frick, bass
Michael Bohnen, baritone
Werner Liebing, tenor
Lisa Otto, soprano
Arno Schellenberg, baritone
Richard Tauber, tenor
Elisabeth Schumann, soprano
Erna Berger, soprano
Erika Koth, soprano
Tiana Lemnitz, soprano
Alexander Kipnis, bass
John Dickie, tenor
Thomas Allen, baritone
Hellen Kwon, soprano
Ruth Ziesak, soprano
Miriam Gauci, soprano
Kurt Rydl, bass
Wilfried Gahmlich, tenor
Hans Hotter, bass-baritone
Erich Kunz, baritone
Joseph Schmidt, tenor
Kurt Marschner,
Elisabeth Norberg-Schulz, soprano
Annelies Kupper, soprano
Hanna Ludwig,
Elisabeth Lindermeier,
Lotte Leitner, soprano
Elfriede Trotschel, soprano
Susan Gritton, soprano
Herbert Lippert, tenor
Wilma Lipp,
Andrea Martin, baritone
Teresa Stich-Randall,
Josef Greindl, bass
Rudolf Schock, tenor
Gerhard Husch, baritone
Jarmila Novotna, soprano
Sandrine Piau, soprano
Karl Paul, bass
Donna Robin, soprano
Helge Rosvaenge, tenor
Michael Schade, tenor
Georg Tichy, baritone
Cornelia Ptassek, soprano
Peter Esser, tenor
Horst Otto Rainer, tenor
Kurt Lieck, narrator
Kathe Moller-Siepermann, soprano
Hilla Oppel, soprano
Gisela Litz, alto
Kristina Sert, soprano
Wilhelm Luckert, tenor
Walter Kreppel, bass
Hermann Thimig, narrator
Isabel Bayrakdarian, soprano
Fritz Wunderlich, tenor
Elisabeth Norberg Schultz, mezzo-soprano
Ruby Elzy, soprano
Elena Morozava, soprano
Katarina Kmetova, soprano
Russell Braun, baritone
Recording date: 8 March 1938

Ach, ich fuhl's (Face - Off) - 4:20

Piano Sonata No. 14 in C sharp minor, Op. 27, No. 2, "Moonlight"

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Composed by: Alain Lefevre Ignacy Jan Paderewski Ludwig van Beethoven
Silvia Capova, piano
Gerhard Oppitz, piano
Mari Kodama, piano
Wilhelm Backhaus, piano
Artur Schnabel, piano
Benno Moiseiwitsch, piano
Eva Sukova, piano
Ignaz Friedman, narrator
Jeno Jando, piano
Louis Lortie, piano
Israela Margalit, piano
Peter Nagy, piano
Michael Korstick, piano
Anton Kuerti, piano
Idil Biret, piano
Istvan Szekely, piano
Eugene Mursky, piano
Timothy Ehlen, piano
Martin Souter, piano
Recording date: 7 September 1926

I. Adagio sostenuto - 5:22

Symphonie fantastique, Op. 14

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Performed by: French National Orchestra Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra Saarbrucken Radio Symphony Orchestra San Diego Symphony Orchestra South West German Radio Symphony Orchestra Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra World Philharmonic Orchestra San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Orchestre de Paris Studio orchestra Cologne Radio Symphony Orchestra New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Tbilisi Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Eugene Goossens Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Hector Berlioz
Conducted by: Charles Munch Pierre Monteux Adrian Leaper Yutaka Sado Pinchas Steinberg Yoav Talmi Roger Norrington Gary Bertini Marek Janowski Christoph Eschenbach Massimo Freccia Zdenek Macal Andreas Sporri
Recording date: 5-7 December, 1987

Reveries - Passions (Sleeping With The Enemy) - 12:54

March and Canzona in C minor, Z. 860

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Composed by: Henry Purcell
Conducted by: Jeremy Summerly
Laurence Cummings, harpsichord

March (A Clockwork Orange) - 1:28

Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125, "Choral"

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Performed by: Chambre Philharmonique, La Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia Saarbrucken Radio Symphony Orchestra Bayreuth Festival Orchestra London Philharmonic Orchestra NBC Symphony Orchestra Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra Berlin State Opera Orchestra Dresden Staatskapelle Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra Royal Flemish Philharmonic Orchestra Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra Neue Orchester Ensemble Orchestral de Paris
Composed by: Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Rene Leibowitz Ludwig van Beethoven Arturo Toscanini
Conducted by: Klaus Tennstedt Karl Bohm Oskar Fried Bela Drahos Richard Edlinger John Nelson Carl Schuricht Wilhelm Furtwangler Felix Weingartner Herbert Blomstedt Emmanuel Krivine Philippe Herreweghe Herbert Kegel Christoph Spering
Guylaine Girard, soprano
Daniela Sindram, alto
Inge Borkh, bass
Sinead Mulhern, soprano
Robert Holzer, bass-baritone
Hao Jiang Tian, bass
Torsten Ralf, tenor
Margarete Teschemacher, soprano
Kolos Kovats, bass
Luise Helletsgruber, soprano
Ruth Siewert, contralto
Ruxandra Donose, mezzo-soprano
Friedrich von Schiller,
Manfred Fink, tenor
Claudio Otelli, bass-baritone
Rene Pape, bass
Nina Tichman, piano
Richard Mayr, bass-baritone
Gabriele Lechner, soprano
Diane Elias, contralto
Michael Pabst, tenor
Lotte Leonard, soprano
Jenny Sonnenberg, contralto
Eugene Transky, tenor
Wilhelm Guttmann, bass
Ludwig Weber, bass
Anthony Rolfe-Johnson, tenor
Otto Edelmann, bass
Hans Hopf, tenor
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, soprano
Rosette Anday, contralto
Georg Maikl, tenor
Elisabeth Hongen, contralto
Alison Hargan, soprano
Maria Kliegel, cello
Josef Herrmann, baritone
Donald Litaker,
Reiner Goldberg, tenor
Eberhard Buchner,
Dominik Wortig,
Daniel Borowski, bass
David Wilson-Johnson, bass
Jarmila Novotna, soprano
Hasmik Papian, soprano
Gerhild Romberger, alto
Marijana Mijanovic, mezzo-soprano
Konstantin Wolff, bass
Ann Murray, mezzo-soprano
Maria Stader, soprano
Marga Hoffgen, alto
Murray Dickie, tenor
Otto Wiener, bass
Edith Wiens, soprano
Ingeborg Danz, alto
Richard Lewis, tenor
Claudia Barainsky, soprano
Ray M. Wade junior, tenor
Lucia Popp, soprano
Christiane Oelze, soprano
Annette Dasch, soprano
Ute Walther, alto
Karl-Heinz Stryczek, bass
Carolin Masur, mezzo-soprano
Georg Zeppenfeld, bass
Christoph Strehl, tenor
Christian Elsner, tenor
Recording date: September 1988

Symphony No. 9 In, 'Choral' - 13:41

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Allegri, Gregorio; Bach, Johann Sebastian; Beethoven, Ludwig van; Berlioz, Hector; Chopin, Fryderyk; Debussy, Claude; Faure, Gabriel; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus; Puccini, Giacomo; Purcell, Henry; Rossini, Gioachino

Conductor(s):
Drahos, Bela; Dvorak, Jaroslav; Halasz, Michael; Humburg, Will; Rahbari, Alexander; Steinberg, Pinchas; Summerly, Jeremy

Orchestra(s):
Budapest Failoni Chamber Orchestra; Capella Istropolitana; Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia; Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra

Artist(s):
Biret, Idil; Carroli, Silvano; Chen, Pi-hsien; Jando, Jeno; Lauriala, Risto; Miricioiu, Nelly; Norberg Schultz, Elisabeth; Papian, Hasmik; Schiller, Friedrich von; Thiollier, Francois-Joel

Label: Naxos Classics
UPC: 730099681025
Item Number: 8556810

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