CD 1: Beethoven: Symphony No.1 In C, Op.21; Symphony No.3 In E Flat, Op.55 -"Eroica"
CD 2: Beethoven: Symphony No.2 In D, Op.36; Symphony No.4 In B Flat, Op.60
CD 3: Beethoven: Symphony No.5 In C Minor, Op.67; Symphony No.6 In F, Op.68 - "Pastoral"
CD 4: Beethoven: Symphony No.7 In A, Op.92; Symphony No.8 In F, Op.93
CD 5: Beethoven: Symphony No.9 In D Minor, Op.125 - "Choral"
CD 6: Beethoven: Ouvertures From "The Creatures Of Prometheus" Op.43, "Egmont" Op.84, "Coriolan" Op.62, "King Stephen" Op.117, "Fidelio" Op.72, "Leonore No.3" Op. 72a
CD 8: Beethoven: Piano Concerto No.5 In E Flat Major Op.73 - "Emperor"
CD 9: Beethoven: String Quartet No.14 In C Sharp Minor, Op.131 - Version For String Orchestra By Dimitri Mitropoulos; String Quartet No.16 In F, Op.135 - Version For String Orchestra
CD 10: Beethoven: Mass In D, Op.123 "Missa Solemnis"
CD 11-12: Beethoven: Fidelio Op.72
CD 13-14: Beethoven: Overture "Leonore No.3", Op.72a; Piano Concerto No.4 In G, Op.58;Symphony No.5 In C Minor Op.67
CD 16: Britten: Four Sea Interludes From "Peter Grimes", Op.33a / Beethoven: Symphony No.7 In A, Op.92 (The Final Concert)
CD 17: Bernstein: Symphony No.1 "Jeremiah"; Chichester Psalms / Foss: Song Of Songs
CD 18: Bernstein: Symphonies No.2 "The Age Of Anxiety" & No.3 "Kaddish"
CD 20: Bernstein: Dybbuk Suites No.1 & No.2
CD 21: Bernstein: Songfest
CD 22: Bernstein: 8 Divertimentos For Orchestra; A Musical Toast; Slava!; On The Town: 3 Dance Episodes; Facsimile
CD 23: Bernstein: Halil; Three Meditations From "Mass"; Symphonic Suite From "On The Waterfront"; Prelude, Fugue & Riffs
CD 24: Gershwin: Rhapsody In Blue; Prelude / Bernstein: Westside Story: Symphonic Dances
CD 25: Del Tredici: Tattoo (1986) / Rorem: Violin Concerto (1984) / Bernstein: Concerto For Orchestra "Jubilee Games"
CD 26: Bernstein: On The Town
CD 27-28: Bernstein: Candide
CD 29: Bernstein: West Side Story
CD 30-31: Bernstein: A Quite Place
CD 32: Bernstein: A White House Cantata
CD 33-34: Bizet: Carmen
CD 35: Brahms: Symphony No. 1
CD 36: Brahms: Symphony No. 2, Academic Festival Overture
CD 37: Brahms: Symphony No. 3, Haydn Variations
CD 38: Brahms: Symphony No. 4, Tragic Overture
CD 39: Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1
CD 40: Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 2
CD 41: Brahms: Violin Concerto In D Major Op. 77, Double Concerto In A Minor Op. 102
CD 42: Bruckner: Symphony No. 9
CD 43: Copland: Appalachian Spring, Barber: Adagio For Strings, Bernstein: Candide Overture, Schumann: American Festival Overture
CD 44: Copland: Symphony No. 3
CD 45: Copland: El Salon Mexico, Connotations, Music For The Theatre, Clarinet Concerto
CD 46: Debussy: La Mer, Prélude à L´Après-midi dún Faune, Images pour Orchestre
CD 47: Dvorák: Symphony No. 9 "New World", Slavonic Dances Op. 46 No. 1, 3, 8
CD 48: Elgar: Enigma Variations, Pomp And Circumstances Marches 1 & 2, Crown Of India Suite "March Of The Mogul Emperors"
CD 49: Franck: Symphony In D Minor / Saint-Saens: Le Rouet d'Omphale / Roussel: Symphony No.3 In G Minor, Op.42
CD 50: Harris: Symphony No. 3, Schumann: Symphony No. 3
CD 51: Haydn: Symphonies No.88 In G & No.92 In G "Oxford"
CD 53-54: Haydn: Die Schöpfung
CD 55: Haydn: Symphony In B Flat H.I No.102; Missa in tempore belli H.XXII,9
CD 57: Ives: Symphony No. 2; Central Park In The Dark; Hymn For Strings
CD 58: Liszt: A Faust Symphony
DVD 60: Bernstein: The Making Of West Side Story
Leonard Bernstein
The Leonard Bernstein Collection Volume One
Limited Edition
CD 1 – 16: Beethoven – The 9 Symphonies; Overtures; Piano Concertos nos. 3 – 5 (with Krystian Zimerman); String Quartets arranged for Orchestra; The Amnesty International Concert; The Final Concert (Symphony no. 7); The Berlin Wall Concert (Symphony no. 9); Missa solemnis; Fidelio
CD 17 – 32: Bernstein in all his glory – the 3 Symphonies and other orchestral works, ballets, theatreworks from On the Town (Michael Tilson Thomas conducting), Candide, West Side Story, A Quiet Place and A White House Cantata (Kent Nagano conducting)
CD 33 – 46: Bizet (Carmen) to Brahms (Complete Symphonies, Concertos – with Kremer, Maisky and Zimerman), and Copland (Appalachian Spring, Symphony no.3, Clarinet Concerto, Quiet City, El Salón México) – plus Bruckner 9
• CD 47 – 59: Debussy to Liszt, taking in Dvořák, Elgar, Franck, Harris and Schuman, Hindemith, Ives – and above all HAYDN (4 CDs, including Symphony no. 102 from Vienna, re-released for the first time since 1992); the set is strongly rounded off by Liszt’s A Faust Symphony
• DVD: The Making of West Side Story
Almost 25 years since his death, the time has come for DG to re-present his remarkable legacy with the grandeur it truly merits. As Arthur Rubinstein put it: “The greatest pianist among the conductors, the greatest conductor among composers, the greatest composer among pianists … He is a universal genius.”
Leonard Bernstein bestrode the musical scene in the second half of the 20th century like few others. For the last decade of his life he recorded exclusively for Deutsche Grammophon, having also made several recordings for the label in the 1970s, starting with his celebrated Carmen in 1973.
Bernstein’s complete recordings for the label are now offered on two deluxe box sets, presented in their original sleeves, with a 40-page LP-size booklet, with new essays by Bernstein biographer Humphrey Burton and Nigel Simeone, editor of the recently published The Leonard Bernstein Letters, and a specially-written foreword by Bernstein’s daughter Jamie Bernstein.
We present Volume One, which comprises Bernstein’s complete recordings of composers from Beethoven to Liszt, and includes all of Bernstein’s recordings of his own works, those of Brahms, Copland and Haydn, and individual CDs of Bruckner, Debussy, Dvořák, Elgar, Franck, Hindemith and many American composers. Volume Two, ranging from Mahler to Wagner, will appear in 2015.
Deutsche Grammophon 59cds 4791047
The Leonard Bernstein Collection Volume One
Limited Edition
CD 1 – 16: Beethoven – The 9 Symphonies; Overtures; Piano Concertos nos. 3 – 5 (with Krystian Zimerman); String Quartets arranged for Orchestra; The Amnesty International Concert; The Final Concert (Symphony no. 7); The Berlin Wall Concert (Symphony no. 9); Missa solemnis; Fidelio
CD 17 – 32: Bernstein in all his glory – the 3 Symphonies and other orchestral works, ballets, theatreworks from On the Town (Michael Tilson Thomas conducting), Candide, West Side Story, A Quiet Place and A White House Cantata (Kent Nagano conducting)
CD 33 – 46: Bizet (Carmen) to Brahms (Complete Symphonies, Concertos – with Kremer, Maisky and Zimerman), and Copland (Appalachian Spring, Symphony no.3, Clarinet Concerto, Quiet City, El Salón México) – plus Bruckner 9
• CD 47 – 59: Debussy to Liszt, taking in Dvořák, Elgar, Franck, Harris and Schuman, Hindemith, Ives – and above all HAYDN (4 CDs, including Symphony no. 102 from Vienna, re-released for the first time since 1992); the set is strongly rounded off by Liszt’s A Faust Symphony
• DVD: The Making of West Side Story
Almost 25 years since his death, the time has come for DG to re-present his remarkable legacy with the grandeur it truly merits. As Arthur Rubinstein put it: “The greatest pianist among the conductors, the greatest conductor among composers, the greatest composer among pianists … He is a universal genius.”
Leonard Bernstein bestrode the musical scene in the second half of the 20th century like few others. For the last decade of his life he recorded exclusively for Deutsche Grammophon, having also made several recordings for the label in the 1970s, starting with his celebrated Carmen in 1973.
Bernstein’s complete recordings for the label are now offered on two deluxe box sets, presented in their original sleeves, with a 40-page LP-size booklet, with new essays by Bernstein biographer Humphrey Burton and Nigel Simeone, editor of the recently published The Leonard Bernstein Letters, and a specially-written foreword by Bernstein’s daughter Jamie Bernstein.
We present Volume One, which comprises Bernstein’s complete recordings of composers from Beethoven to Liszt, and includes all of Bernstein’s recordings of his own works, those of Brahms, Copland and Haydn, and individual CDs of Bruckner, Debussy, Dvořák, Elgar, Franck, Hindemith and many American composers. Volume Two, ranging from Mahler to Wagner, will appear in 2015.
Deutsche Grammophon 59cds 4791047
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