Various Artist -《维瓦尔第: 大提琴管弦乐协奏曲》(Vivaldi: Concertos for Cello and Orchestra)m4a
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| 专辑中文名: 维瓦尔第: 大提琴管弦乐协奏曲 |
| 语言: 英语 |
| 地区: 美国 |
简介:  这是一张从itunes store上购买的专辑 购买这张专辑的动机是专辑中的Concerto for Two Cellos, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in G minor, R. 531, I. Allegro 该曲是ABC刚刚开播的新剧 666 PARK Avenue (译为：鬼楼契约)的第一集开始的交响乐。 楼主不是个音乐专家。。。能介绍乐理知识真心不多。。。。 该专辑的表演者Michal Kanka, Vladimír Remeš & Prague Chamber Orchestra Michal Kanka（翻译了部分资料，发行专辑什么的就不翻译了）  1960年生于布拉格（前捷克斯洛伐克首都）。 7岁时，在Mirko Škampa的教导下，学习大提琴。 后来他到布拉格音乐学校深造，拜师于Viktor Moučka 教授的门下。（Viktor Moučka 是Vlach string quartet著名的大提琴演奏家） 他在布拉格艺术学习期间，受到Josef Chuchro教授不少指点。当时，他还获得赴美参加G. Piatigorsky研讨会的机会，时年1983、1984。 年仅20岁的Michal, 在布拉格之春音乐大赛收获了优秀奖。 1年之后，他荣获了捷克斯洛伐克全国锦标赛的特等奖。 随后，比赛大奖接连而至。 1982年，他获得了在莫斯科举行的柴可夫斯基大提琴大赛的第一名。 1832年，他获得了布拉格之春音乐大赛的第一名。 Michal 参与过多个顶尖的欧洲交响乐团，如捷克爱乐乐团，布拉格广播交响乐团，巴伐利亚广播交响乐团，西柏林广播交响乐团，利物浦交响乐团。。。等 他在世界各地举行过独奏音乐会，德国，奥地利，丹麦，瑞士，荷兰，意大利，法国，西班牙，葡萄牙，北美，南美，日本。。。。 从1995年起，他就是Brno Philharmonic Orchestra的常住演奏者。 2003年，他被任命为Prague Radio Orchestra的独奏表演家。 2011年，他开始在布拉格的表演艺术学院进行大提琴独奏的讲授课程。 Born in Prague in 1960, Michal Kaňka took up the cello under leadership of Mirko Škampa at the age of seven. Later, he studied in the Prague Conservatory under prof. Viktor Moučka (cellist of the famous Vlach string quartet). During his studies at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts – under the tutelage of Prof. Josef Chuchro – he participated in the G. Piatigorsky Seminars in Los Angeles with Andre Navarra, Maurice Gendron and Paul Tortelier in 1983 and 1984. In 1980, Michal Kaňka received honorable mention at the international Prague Spring Competition. One year later, he was awarded the grand prize for all categories in the Czechoslovak National Competition. This initial success has been followed by top prizes in the Tchaikovsky Cello Competition in Moscow in 1982 and in the Prague Spring Competition in 1983 (first prize). In 1986, Michal won the ARD International Competition in Munich. Michal Kaňka has performed with leading European orchestras such as the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, the Prague Radio Orchestra, the Bayerischer Rundfunk Orchestra, the West Berlin Rundfunk Orchestra, Liverpool Philharmonic, the Nagoya Phil., the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra, the Prague Chamber Orchestra, the Prague Chamber Philharmonic…He has appeared as a soloist in Germany, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, North and South America and Japan. He has been a regular soloist of the Brno Philharmonic Orchestra since 1995 and nominated soloist of The Prague Radio Orchestra since 2003. Michal Kaňka has recorded for Czech Radio, Radio France, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Hessischer Rundfunk, Suedwest Rundfunk, AVRO Radio Holland…. His CDs were released for Supraphon, Bonton, Panton, Radioservis Prague, Nuova Era (Italy). Now, exclusively for the Praga digitals (distributed by Harmonia Mundi France). His recent recordings: Boccherini – 7 cello sonatas, Mysliveček – 6 cello sonatas (world first recording), Kodaly – compositions for cello. For this recording, he was awarded several prices (Choc de la Music, diapason D´OR), Boccherini – cello sonatas (volume 2), Martinů – small pieces for cello and piano, Beethoven – complete of cello sonatas and variations (CHOC de la Musique). Sonatas by Rachmaninov and Mjaskovskij (diapason D´OR), Rubinstein, Brahms, Chopin, Grieg, Schubert, Franck, Saint-Saëns, Boëllman and Haydn cello concertos, sonatas by M. Weinberg (CHOC du MOI).The releases of the year 2010 are D. Schostakovich and E. Bloch, 2011 – Strauss, Ravel, Tcherepnin. Michal Kaňka has been an active chamber music player. As a member of the Pražák string quartet and the Beethoven string trio he has appeared on major concert stages in the whole world and recorded many pieces for the CD company Praga digitals. In 2011 he started to teach cello-solo at the Academy of performing Arts in Prague. He plays an outstanding instrument made by French violin-maker Christian Bayon 2006 and the bow made by French bow-maker Nicole Descloux 2000. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prague Chamber Orchestra (Chamber Orchestra) Founded: 1951 - Prague, Czech Republic The ‘conductor-less Prague Chamber Orchestra’ (= PKO) was founded in 1951. It quickly became world-famous for its interpretations of the classics and is regarded today as one of the best known examples of Czech artistic interpretation. Past repertoire has spanned the centuries from the Baroque period up to and including the 20th century, with increasing focus on the works of contemporary composers. The PKO makes frequent guest appearances of world-famous festivals, regularly playing in the Prague Rudolfinum, the New York Lincoln Center, Suntory Hall in Tokyo, the Vienna Musikverein and the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires. Soloists who have worked with the PKO include Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Paul Badura-Skoda, Salvatore Accardo, Barbara Hendricks, Heinrich Schiff, Barry Tuckwell, Hans Jörg Schellenberger and the Beaux Arts Trio. The orchestra has made hundreds of recordings for Supraphon, BMG, Decca among others. In recognition it has received the Supraphon Goldene Platte, the Viennese Flötenuhr and the Grand Prix du Disque Akademie Charles Cros. The PKO gives approximately 70 concerts per year, mostly abroad. In Prague, its prestigious subscribers-only season of concerts is held in the Dvorák Hall of the Rudolfinum. Since 1991, the PKO has supported itself without any state subsidy. As the millenium draws to close, its quest to communicate the renowned art of Czech interpretation to a wider public has gained an additional focus - to become a lasting part of European interpretational art in the 21st century. |
| 发行时间: 1994年01月01日 |
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专辑曲目: 1.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 421, I. Allegro non troppo 2.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 421, II. (Largo) 3.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 421, III. Allegro 4.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B minor, R. 424, I. Allegro non molto 5.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B minor, R. 424, II. Largo 6.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B minor, R. 424, III. Allegro 7.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 422, I. Allegro 8.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 422, II. Largo 9.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso continuo in A minor, R. 422, III. Allegro 10.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in D major, R. 404, I. Adagio affetuoso. Allegro 11.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in D major, R. 404, II. (Largo e spiccato) 12.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in D major, R. 404, III. Allegro vivace 13.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in A minor, R. 418, I. Allegro 14.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in A minor, R. 418, II. (Andante) 15.Concerto for Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in A minor, R. 418, III. Allegro 16.Concerto for Two Cellos, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in G minor, R. 531, I. Allegro 17.Concerto for Two Cellos, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in G minor, R. 531, II. Largo 18.Concerto for Two Cellos, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in G minor, R. 531, III. Allegro 19.Concerto for Violin, Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B flat major, R. 547, I. Allegro ad lib. 20.Concerto for Violin, Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B flat major, R. 547, II. Andante 21.Concerto for Violin, Cello, Orchestra and Basso Continuo in B flat major, R. 547, III. Allegro molto |
| 版本: m4a |
| 古典类型: 协奏曲 |
| 专辑英文名: Vivaldi: Concertos for Cello and Orchestra |