Chiang / Hodgkinson Roslavets:Sonata For Viola & Piano CD Import

Roslavets:Sonata For Viola & Piano Music

List Price	$17.97 (You save $1.58)
Category	Classical Albums, Chamber Music/Recitals CDs, 20th Century Period, Sonata
Label	Centaur
All Time Sales Rank	28459
CD Universe Part number	1192814
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 04, 2000
Additional Info	Import

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This 1988 recording of the original 1934 score of ANYTHING GOES includes all the original songs as they were first performed at New York's Alvin Theatre on November 21, 1934. Original orchestrations conducted by John McGlinn. According to theater historian Miles Kreuger, one of three annotators of this 1988 studio cast recording of Cole Porter's Anything Goes, the show "has proved to be the most frequently revived musical of the 1930s and is performed almost daily by professional and amateur groups alike." Even so, it was relatively unperformed in major venues and rarely recorded until 1987, when a revised version opened on Broadway and became a hit. That production boasted both a new libretto and an altered score that interpolated songs from other Porter works. The whole point of this recording is to do the opposite, to present Anything Goes as it would have been heard in its original production, with the songs originally written for it in the original orchestrations where possible, restored where necessary. John McGlinn, another annotator, who also served as the recording's conductor, explains that many of the orchestrations were lost and that he labored with one of the orchestrators, Hans Spialek, then in his late 80s, to re-create them. This is the recording's chief selling point: it is a work of aural scholarship and, with a 144-page booklet, its notes presented in English, German, and French, and also a work ...