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  • Re: Mozart concert arias

    From gggg gggg@21:1/5 to gggg gggg on Tue Oct 25 09:05:58 2022
    On Wednesday, August 24, 2022 at 10:36:47 AM UTC-7, gggg gggg wrote:
    On Monday, January 30, 2006 at 3:37:14 AM UTC-8, A. Brain wrote:
    I'm shocked that Decca's five CD set is still available,
    as so many of those box sets are deleted. Like the
    Haydn masses apparently.
    Fortunately, competition in some of these is fierce,
    what with Margaret Price on RCA and Elly Ameling
    in what looks to be a promising new SACD, whatever
    that is. I know it costs more.
    Most of these "concert arias" are so wonderful,
    even some of the early ones, they could be sneaked
    into "Figaro" or Don Giovanni" and fit right in.
    Just try "Vado, ma dove" K. 583. I wish this
    went on for about ten more minutes--have you
    ever thought that while listening to Wagner?
    Kiri Te Kanawa (Decca) and Price are both
    good in slightly different ways (KTK more delicate, MP
    more dramatic). But though my Ameling cassette is
    long worn out, I think she does it best.
    You Mozart fans: grab this Decca set before it
    disappears. (And yes, it has complete texts
    and translations).

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    A. Brain
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    (Y. upload):

    "Mozart: Ma che vi fece... Sperai vicino, K.368 - Andantino - Allegro (Arr. for Oboe and Orchestra)"

    (Y. upload):

    "Ilse Hollweg - Mozart: Concert aria K.178/417e Ah spiegarti, oh Dio, 1972"

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  • From gggg gggg@21:1/5 to A. Brain on Thu Oct 27 22:06:15 2022
    On Monday, January 30, 2006 at 3:37:14 AM UTC-8, A. Brain wrote:
    I'm shocked that Decca's five CD set is still available,
    as so many of those box sets are deleted. Like the
    Haydn masses apparently.
    Fortunately, competition in some of these is fierce,
    what with Margaret Price on RCA and Elly Ameling
    in what looks to be a promising new SACD, whatever
    that is. I know it costs more.
    Most of these "concert arias" are so wonderful,
    even some of the early ones, they could be sneaked
    into "Figaro" or Don Giovanni" and fit right in.
    Just try "Vado, ma dove" K. 583. I wish this
    went on for about ten more minutes--have you
    ever thought that while listening to Wagner?
    Kiri Te Kanawa (Decca) and Price are both
    good in slightly different ways (KTK more delicate, MP
    more dramatic). But though my Ameling cassette is
    long worn out, I think she does it best.
    You Mozart fans: grab this Decca set before it
    disappears. (And yes, it has complete texts
    and translations).

    --
    A. Brain
    Remove NOSPAM for email.

    (Y. upload):

    "Gianna d'Angelo - Mia speranza adorata K. 416 - Mozart - 1963"

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  • From gggg gggg@21:1/5 to A. Brain on Sat Oct 29 00:33:10 2022
    On Monday, January 30, 2006 at 3:37:14 AM UTC-8, A. Brain wrote:
    I'm shocked that Decca's five CD set is still available,
    as so many of those box sets are deleted. Like the
    Haydn masses apparently.
    Fortunately, competition in some of these is fierce,
    what with Margaret Price on RCA and Elly Ameling
    in what looks to be a promising new SACD, whatever
    that is. I know it costs more.
    Most of these "concert arias" are so wonderful,
    even some of the early ones, they could be sneaked
    into "Figaro" or Don Giovanni" and fit right in.
    Just try "Vado, ma dove" K. 583. I wish this
    went on for about ten more minutes--have you
    ever thought that while listening to Wagner?
    Kiri Te Kanawa (Decca) and Price are both
    good in slightly different ways (KTK more delicate, MP
    more dramatic). But though my Ameling cassette is
    long worn out, I think she does it best.
    You Mozart fans: grab this Decca set before it
    disappears. (And yes, it has complete texts
    and translations).

    --
    A. Brain
    Remove NOSPAM for email.

    https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/rec.music.classical.recordings/c/2q5FvOrnR_k/m/f7rkD25aWRIJ

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  • From gggg gggg@21:1/5 to A. Brain on Sun Nov 20 20:12:46 2022
    On Monday, January 30, 2006 at 3:37:14 AM UTC-8, A. Brain wrote:
    I'm shocked that Decca's five CD set is still available,
    as so many of those box sets are deleted. Like the
    Haydn masses apparently.
    Fortunately, competition in some of these is fierce,
    what with Margaret Price on RCA and Elly Ameling
    in what looks to be a promising new SACD, whatever
    that is. I know it costs more.
    Most of these "concert arias" are so wonderful,
    even some of the early ones, they could be sneaked
    into "Figaro" or Don Giovanni" and fit right in.
    Just try "Vado, ma dove" K. 583. I wish this
    went on for about ten more minutes--have you
    ever thought that while listening to Wagner?
    Kiri Te Kanawa (Decca) and Price are both
    good in slightly different ways (KTK more delicate, MP
    more dramatic). But though my Ameling cassette is
    long worn out, I think she does it best.
    You Mozart fans: grab this Decca set before it
    disappears. (And yes, it has complete texts
    and translations).

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    A. Brain
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    Is "Ch'io mi scordi di te? - Non temer, amato bene" K. 505 the only concert aria that has a piano part?

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