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| [#8642] 顧聖嬰 1937-1967 我只感到悲哀,生氣 同可惜 ＞ 送上今天下午所拍一照 It says, as the idiom goes, more than a thousand words about how an entire generation was wiped out.  |
Trollope 正式會員202.xxx.xxx.141 |
2008-06-24 22:02 | |
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| [#8643] 顧聖嬰 1937-1967 無語問蒼天 道盡歪曲眾生 閉上眼作嘆息!! |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-24 22:32 |
| [#8644] Jean-Pierre Rampal My first encounter of Rampal is this CD. But he was playing Jazz. But his Mozart concerto is my Favorite.  |
trazom 正式會員 58.xxx.xxx.96 |
2008-06-24 22:35 |
| [#8645] 顧聖嬰 george1977, trollope: MANY thanks for posting about this. I am touched, and most obliged. I wonder whether I can still get in the bookstores the set trollope mentioned... As for George1977, may I propose to one day actually listen to THIS LP in my system? I'd also like to take this oppotunity to test out some equipment I have, namely A to D converters. I have this facility in 2 guises, in the form of a Marantz CD recorder and a Tascam DAT recorder. If we then get the 2 CDs that come with the book, we can compare the sound quality.Not thatthat's the point, just an excuse for more listening... |
doctorjohn 正式會員 116.xxx.xxx.136 |
2008-06-25 00:14 |
| [#8646] 顧聖嬰 As for George1977, may I propose to one day actually listen to THIS LP in my system? I'd also like to take this oppotunity to test out some equipment I have, namely A to D converters. I have this facility in 2 guises, in the form of a Marantz CD recorder and a Tascam DAT recorder. --------------------------------------------------- Doctorjohn Why not? I have no problem at all to bring my LPs for direct A/B comparison, unless and until you got the twin CDs. Would Trollope feel interesting to join us? ^.^ george1977 |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-25 00:28 |
| [#8647] Vladimir Ashkenazy 完成貝多芬交響曲全集錄音 以前常在女友家中觀看 NHK 的衛星現場廣播, 偶然聽過 Ashkenazy 指揮NHK交響樂團玩貝七, N響的整體平均水平和精湛技藝確實高超, 我們的 HKPO離亞洲第一流的樂團仍有段距離, 相信在 Edo De Waart領導下的地獄式特訓, 港樂一定追上 NHK交響樂團的一流水平. 指揮家兼鋼琴家 Vladimir Ashkenazy (1937-）帶領 NHK交響樂團，為Exton錄製的一系列貝多芬交響曲，在第二號、第七號的唱片推出後，劃下句點。Ashkenazy 在 2005年以第四號、第五號《命運》交響曲開啟他的貝多芬交響曲錄音計劃，直到今年整整花了近三年的時間。 Ashkenazy 過去在Decca時期，很喜歡灌錄全集，包括各作曲家的鋼琴、管弦樂作品，但貝多芬交響曲卻是頭一遭，他也在唱片史寫下，錄過貝多芬鋼琴奏鳴曲全集，又灌錄交響曲全集的紀錄。這項紀錄的保持者一直以來都是 Daniel Barenboim。  |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-25 11:03 |
| [#8648] Lilya Zilberstein推出新錄音 久違女鋼琴家齊柏絲坦（Lilya Zilberstein）終於推出新錄音，曲目是貝多芬第二號、第二十三號鋼琴奏鳴曲及布拉姆斯的作品，由K&K Verlagsanstalt這家德國唱片公司發行。這是齊柏絲坦去年十月的一場音樂會現場錄音。我相信應該有釵h樂迷很有興趣，日本HMV有售，或者直接上該廠牌郵購。 http://www.kuk-verlagsanstalt.com/English/Shop/index.html  |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-25 11:11 |
| [#8649] Alfredo Campoli 與Ataulfo Argenta合作的柴可夫斯基小提琴協奏曲 西班牙指揮家 Ataulfo Argenta (1913-1958）與意大利小提琴家Alfredo Campoli合作的柴可夫斯基小提琴協奏曲，特別是將Decca這個2006年的新出版，拿來與出版於1995年英國小廠牌Beulah的同曲目，在 Digital Remaster上的優劣做個評比。據說Campoli所使用的小提琴，是1702年的名琴 Strad，造價46萬美金以上。從這點來看，Beulah版較能再現出 Campoli 綺麗優美的琴聲。Decca整體而言也不差，不過，小提琴部分就是少了那麼一點清麗芳香的味道。 Campoli 在詮釋柴可夫斯基這首協奏曲之前，對原作品進行了一些改動，他的演出極富個性，但不見得可以討好每個樂迷，尤其部分表情的變更，及譜例的省略，會讓人感到錯愕.  |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-25 11:18 |
| [#8650] 濃濃古樂味的英雄 OEHM 以 SACD形式發售了這張《英雄》唱片（搭配兩首序曲），由歌劇指揮出身的 Bertrand de Billy，帶領他擔任首席的維也納廣播交響樂團（Vienna Radio Symphony）錄製。Billy 的詮釋還頗具魅力，濃濃的古樂味讓人印象深刻。 這個維也納廣播交響樂團在維也納排名第三，實力不在VPO與VSO之下。  |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2008-06-25 11:24 |
| [#8651] Lilya Zilberstein推出新錄音 She can be heard in chamber music in some of Martha Argerich's Lugano Festival recordings (EMI). Here she partners Vengerov in Brahms sonata $3.  |
doctorjohn 正式會員 116.xxx.xxx.28 |
2008-06-25 12:50 |
| [#8652] Alfredo Campoli 與Ataulfo Argenta合作的柴可夫斯基小提琴協奏曲 george: Are these BEULAH Campoli's available still, or in HK? |
doctorjohn 正式會員 116.xxx.xxx.28 |
2008-06-25 12:50 |
| [#8653] 顧聖嬰 Trollope, You again gave me a surprise, three CDRs which enclose Ms 顧聖嬰 was delivered to me yesterday afternoon but I only received it this morning, what a pity that we could not encounter and missed this chance twice already. Another duplicated copy of CDR about the recording of 顧聖嬰 , I presume, is reserved for doctorjohn. Million thanks and I have owed you a lot already! ^.^ Right now I am listening to CD2, the sonic quality might not be audiophile level but fully acceptable to me, what a wonderful night to listen a gifted pianist playing Debussy "L'lsle Joyeuse", Chopin's Scherzo No.3 and those gorgeous chinese folk songs. Her refined fingerwork yet crispy pace with wordless poetry and inner beauty really astonish me in the tracks like Chopin Etudes and Scherzo No.3, no wonder she won a prize in Geneva Piano Competition! The death of this lady was really a lost to chinese people and culture. Also thanks for the attached interview articles and concert program when she played for HK audience in 1962, I will show to my dad in order to let him reading tonight. Without your contribution, this thread could not shine!! I have no alternative but to take off my hat for your sharing and knowledge George1977 |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.227 |
2008-06-26 20:23 |
| [#8654] 顧聖嬰 Good evening George1977, [1] Naturally I have listened to the two CDs several times. The Chopin pieces in Miss Gu's hands are free from the sort of loud and polished emotions that are actually one big dreadful bore. [2] You are right about the intended ownership of the duplicated CD-R, as I thought doctorjohn would also like to have a copy of Gu's renditions of Chopin instantly after the test he had in mind (although I could scarcely make out what that is, being a hopeless hifi illiterate myself). [3] Indeed I have photo-copied Miss Gu's 1962 HK concert programme specially for your father, whose credentials of "身為左報文藝版的記者亦曾經在1962年於大會堂聽顧聖嬰演奏蕭邦" are something honestly to be proud of. He commands the respect of all who love literature and music. I hope that age has not dimmed the fire and enthusiasm in his heart and in his pen. I hope also that those pages would bring back to him some fond memories of that late summer in 1962. [4] It is more than kind of you to have said those final words in your message, which, I assure you, are not necessary here. But as the compliments are uttered, I will look forward to the pleasure of your company in a dimsum lunch when a time that suits us both is found. I really couldn't say when at this moment, as I have a rather tight travel schedule this summer.  |
Trollope 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.141 |
2008-06-26 22:38 |
| [#8655] 顧聖嬰 MANY tahnks to trollope. Being a person with a "socialist/communist" bend (especially in view of current rampant unethical capitalist financial manipulations and barely disguised neo-colonialism) I have much sympathy with many leftists of yore, though not at all with the "cultural revolution". In some ways, if this world continues the way it's going, I think revolution, and communism, shall appear again on the horizon. Which makes the disappearance of artists that much more regrettable... |
doctorjohn 正式會員 116.xxx.xxx.37 |
2008-06-26 23:19 |
| [#8656] 顧聖嬰 Good Evening Trollope Sir, [1] I Can't agree no more with you! [2] At least Doctorjohn needs not to wait fixing his CD burner nor did the A/D conversion. As a fervent music lover he is, he does not care much about whether the recording itself is audiophile or not. Most importantly, the music itself can touch our soul in the end. [3] My dad has read your photocopies already and helped his return of almost-gone memory , the night he attended including the recital concerts in City hall and Po Hing Cinema. As a young reporter (28 years old in 1962), he just did his job to report a gifted pianist from motherland having his recital concert in a British colony, but he could not forget his impetus of buying Ms. Koo's vinyl EP; "I was simply overwhelmed and obsessed after her recital, an unspeakable beauty and spontaneity I have ever come across". said by him after reading your articles and listening your CDRs side-by-side. As a witness of that debut concert, he feels pity, outrageous and mournful when he had been told in 1975 that Ms Koo committed a suicide during cultural revolution. His testiness against such irrational and collective ferocity deterred him to join the underground party, a sensible decision which I am always pround of my dad! On behalf of my old man, million thanks for your kindness and generosity! Such a sweet but melancholic evening! Wish Ms Koo rest with peace! [4] Please don't bother the time and I owe you a treat indeed! I am looking forward to your return in September. Carpe Diem! George1977 |
george1977 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.227 |
2008-06-26 23:28 |
| [#8657] No period pains This is Beethoven's Ninth Symphony on period instruments, played with considerable flair with Hogwood conducting the AAM in London in September 1988. 不覺得陰氣重得如有 "period pains"，也不覺得陽剛不足有如「大勢」已去，於是，陰陽和而後雨澤降，沒有華麗的鋪張，熨貼中別有一番嫵媚。 惟一未能接受的是太 brisk 太 rigorous 的第三樂章，不到 11 分鐘便完事，頭乾臉淨固然不錯，卻是水清無魚，腳下沒紮根的柳絮似的。一般版本都是 15、16 分鐘左右，名盤中也不乏 18 分鐘或以上的，例如：Fricsay (1957-1958)、Bohm (1980)、Celibidache (1989) 等。Bearing in mind also that it took Furtwangler in 1942 more than 20 minutes to complete his voyage of the "Adagio molto e cantabile, Andante moderato". Solti's (1986) timing is nearly 20 minutes too, but that's a version I don't enjoy at all. All in all, I doubt Hogwood's wisdom of using such a sprung rhythm in this movement; but then he claims to have a direct line to Beethoven about the metronome markings. Well, despite the ring of truth, does beauty matter? This authentic-instrument performance breezes into B9 like a breath of peppermint air. No qualms about the record sound. It has plently of weight while remaining 乾 and 爽. 都幾過癮.  |
Trollope 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.141 |
2008-06-27 00:26 |
| [#8658] Instrument shortage hello trollope, I agree with you. And it's usually the case when 'supposedly-large-scale' symphonies like those of Beethoven (perhaps we're so used to Wagner's orchestration) are being played by the 'authentic' school, one feels something's lacking and at times '太 brisk' - although such playing does offer some freshness and '爽'. I just came across Gardiner playing B5 & 7 on Archiv and I couldn't bear the lightness. That's it... p.s. Klemperer's (EMI) 3rd mvt is surprisingly short (given he's (notoriously?) slow) at only about 15 mins; so is his 2nd mvt! |
wal 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.5 |
2008-06-27 10:16 |
| [#8659] Wagner's Die Walkuere Act I in concert HKPO will stage (yes, finally) a concert performance of Wagner's Die Walkuere Act I on Sept 26 & 27, 2008. Anyone interested ? http://www.hkpo.com/eng/concerts_and_ticket/concerts/concertdetail.jsp?id=87 |
wal 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.5 |
2008-06-27 10:41 |
| [#8660] Wagner's Die Walkuere Act I in concert If my memory serves me well, I think in the late 80S (87 or 88?) the HKPO performed exactly the same programme (B1 + Walkure Act1) with Kenneth Schermerhorn conducting. |
ameba 正式會員 210.xxx.xxx.211 |
2008-06-27 12:09 |
| [#8661] Wagner's Die Walkuere Act I in concert hi ameba, oops, i should have added 'ever since i started my journey in classical music around 1996 ...' :] will you go and see how De Waart does with it? |
wal 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.5 |
2008-06-27 12:14 |
