Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier DVD

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier review  

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier film On the first of this DVD-Audio PASSION series, the stellar London Symphony Orchestra perform classical works that speak to and of the heart. In six channel surround sound, the Orchestra performs lush and crisp versions of romantic works including Bach's "Andante From Harp Concerto in D," Rachmaninoff's "Adagio From Symphony No. ...

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier video A video recording of the historic "Horowitz in Moscow" performance which took place on April 20, 1986. Mr. Horowitz performs selections by Scarlatti, Mozart, Rachmaninov, Scriabin, Liszt, Chopin and Schumann.

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier DVD for sale The Romantic French composer Berlioz based the symphony on his own tumultuous personal life; the music reflects his own obsessive love affair. Directed by Georges Bessonet and conducted by Cyril Diederich, this performance of the symphonic poem is as beautifully luscious as it was meant to be. In addition, a performance of Berlioz's LES NUITS D'ETE starring Francoise Pollet is included. Soundtrack English

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier movie The virtuoso chamber orchestra I Musici performs Vivaldi's best known work, the set of four violin concertos known as "The Four Seasons," in this concert recording. I Musici performs. Included is LPCM stereo/DTS surround sound 5.1. Also included is a bonus CD of Four Seasons and other Vivaldi favorites.

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier video A compilation of trippy visuals coupled with an explosive noise extravaganza, this is a feast for the eye and ear from Load records, home to some of the most audacious experiments ever seen in rock music. This selection of music and visuals is representative of a certain contemporary aesthetic that resurrects the 60's psychedelic look, sans overt politics, and combines it with self-consciously abrasive, intelligent rock music reminiscent of no wave bands like The Ruins and The Boredoms.Technicolor pseudo-psychedelia reigns supreme in videos by hip art collectives Paper Rad and Dearraindrop, and Lightning Bolt's Brian Gibson's 11-minute short BARKLEY'S BARNYARD CRITTERS must be seen to be believed.The Providence-based art-rock duo Lightning Bolt is indeed a highlight of the collection, a stunning sonic dervish that emits a punishing sound made even more unbelievable due to the fact that, well, there are only two of them. Also making a considerable impression are the detroit-based Wolf Eyes, who create caustic but strangely hypnotic aural landscapes spun largely out of homemade sculptural musical instruments. Dual formatted, double dipped and extra whipped technicolor-laced acid flakes are on the table dig in! 17 trips of sound and sights are poured into k-holes of dubious dimension from tons of Load bands and friends like LIGHTNING BOLT, NEON, HUNK, WOLF EYES, and FORCEFIELD.

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier film As mounted at Turin's Teatro Carignano in June 2009, this stage production constitutes an interpretation of Georg Friedrich Händel's 1708 dramatic cantata Aci, Galatea e Polifemo, co-staged by the Teatro Regio Torino and the Teatro di San Carlo di Napoli. The production stars soprano Ruth Rosique as Aci, mezzo Sara Mingardo as Galatea, and bass Antonio Abete as Polifemo, with mimes played by Cristina Banchetti, Luisa Baldinetti] and Sax Nicosia. The Cappella della Pieta de' Turchini lends musical accompaniment under the baton of Antonio Florio; Giusi Giustino designed the costumes; and Davide Livermore directed and designed the sets. English Subtitles

Bach: 48 Preludes and Fugues - The Well Tempered Clavier review Two films are included. Michael Nyman - Composer in Progress: This film is about a special moment in the composer's life. Featuring unprecedented access to Nyman and his working life, the film shows him in all his diversity and endless energy. The film is also a journey through the musical world today including London, Berlin, Mexico, Poland, the Netherlands, and Portugal. It shows Nyman in concert and insights into Nyman's personal views. Michael Nyman in Concert: Nyman performs with his band live at Studio Halle. He celebrates the German premiere of his newest composition, The Musicologist Scores, looking deeply into Handel's work in this 2009 concert.