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028 00 a| 289 463 463-2b| Deutsche Grammophon;

028 00 a| 289 463 464-2b| Deutsche Grammophon;

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100 1 a| Bernstein, Leonard,d| 1918-1990e| composer,e| conductor.=| ^A33340;

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245 10 a| Judaica /c| Bernstein.;

260 a| [Hamburg, Germany] :b| Deutsche Grammophon,c| ℗1999.;

300 a| 2 audio discs :b| digital, stereo ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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500 a| Deutsche Grammophon: 289 463 462-2 (on discs: 289 463 463-2--289 463 464-2).;

500 a| For solo voices and orchestra (1st, 3rd-4th works) and narrator, boys' choir, and orchestra (2nd work).;

546 a| Sung in Hebrew; the 2nd work also with spoken English.;

511 0 a| Leonard Bernstein, conductor ; Christa Ludwig, mezzo-soprano ; Montserrat Caballé, soprano, Michael Wager, speaker ; Paul Sperry, tenor ; Bruce Fifer, bass-baritone ; Soloist from the Vienna Boys' Choir ; Vienna Boys' Choir ; Israel Philharmonic Orchestra ; New York Philharmonic.;

500 a| Previously released recordings.;

500 a| Compact disc.;

500 a| Program notes by Bradley Bambarger printed on container; English translations of the Hebrew texts ([8] p.) inserted in container.;

518 a| Recorded August 1977 at the Berlin Philharmonie in conjunction with the 1977 Berlin Festival (1st and 4th work). Recorded August 1977 at Mainz, Rheingold-Halle (2nd work). Recorded April 1975 at the CBS studio in New York (3rd work).;

505 0 a| Symphony no. 1 : "Jeremiah" : (1942) (24:32). Prophecy (7:14) ; Profanation (6:48) ; Lamentation (10:30) -- Symphony no. 3 : "Kaddish" : (1963) (37:28). Invocation (2:55) ; Kaddish 1 (3:02) ; Din-torah (5:57) ; Kaddish 2 (8:16) ; Kaddish 3 (2:43) ; Finale (9:58) -- Dybbuk : ballet (1974) (47:32) : Suite no. 1 (30:30) : Invocation and trance (4:55) ; The pledge (4:36) ; Kabbalah (4:32) ; Possession (2:37) ; Pas de deux (5:29) ; Exorcism (8:21) -- Suite no. 2 (17:02) : The messengers (2:06) ; Leah (2:59) ; Five Kabbalah variations (6:34) ; Dream (5:23) -- Chichester Psalms : (1965) (19:04) : Psalm 108 (verse 2) - Psalm 100 (complete) (3:38) ; Psalm 23 (complete) - Psalm 2 (verses 1-4) (5:37) ; Psalm 131 (complete) - Psalm 133 (verse 1) (9:49).;

520 a| Nobody conducted Leonard Bernstein's compositions better than Lenny himself. On this double-CD, we can hear the conductor-composer at the podium on four of his most spiritual works. Symphony No. 1 (Jeremiah) was written when Bernstein was just 24 years old, but it's a work rich with emotion and turmoil, especially in the gripping third movement, in which mezzo-soprano Jennie Tourel adds some much-needed weight to the Copland-esque instrumental passages. Symphony No. 3 (Kaddish) was written 20 years after Jeremiah, and it shows: here, Bernstein goes out on a musical limb with a rich symphonic and choral lamentation to JFK. The Israel Philharmonic and soprano Montserrat Caballé give electrifying performances on this gripping work, which is indebted to Bernstein's Jewish roots; only speaker Michael Wager sounds unconvincing and slightly wooden. But the real gems are on disc two, with the gorgeous ballet Dybuk and the choral work Chichester Psalms, where Bernstein's vision of religious text, chorus, and orchestra (in this case, the Vienna Philharmonic) all come together for one magical moment. - Amazon.;

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650 0 a| Psalms (Music)=| ^A40188;

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700 1 a| Ludwig, Christae| singer.=| ^A183327;

700 1 a| Caballé, Montserrate| singer.=| ^A153959;

700 1 a| Wager, Michael,d| 1925-2011e| speaker.=| ^A1170679;

700 1 a| Sperry, Paul,e| singer.=| ^A173749;

700 1 a| Fifer, Bruce,e| singer.=| ^A1306840;

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Judaica / Bernstein.

Author/creator	Bernstein, Leonard composer, conductor.
Format	Audio (CD)
Publication Info	[Hamburg, Germany] : Deutsche Grammophon, ℗1999.
Description	2 audio discs : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Symphonies. Sacred monologues with music (Chorus with orchestra) Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices) with orchestra. Ballets. Psalms (Music)

Other author/creator	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990 conductor.
Other author/creator	Ludwig, Christa singer.
Other author/creator	Caballé, Montserrat singer.
Other author/creator	Wager, Michael, 1925-2011 speaker.
Other author/creator	Sperry, Paul, singer.
Other author/creator	Fifer, Bruce, singer.
Included Work	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Jeremiah.
Included Work	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Kaddish.
Included Work	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Dybbuk. Suite, no. 1.
Included Work	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Dybbuk. Suite, no. 2.
Included Work	Bernstein, Leonard, 1918-1990. Chichester Psalms.
Other author/creator	Wiener Sängerknaben performer.
Other author/creator	Tizmoret ha-filharmonit ha-Yiśreʼelit performer.
Uniform title	Works. Selections
Series	Classic performances Classic performances (Deutsche Grammophon (Firm)) ^A1314491
Contents	Symphony no. 1 : "Jeremiah" : (1942) (24:32). Prophecy (7:14) ; Profanation (6:48) ; Lamentation (10:30) -- Symphony no. 3 : "Kaddish" : (1963) (37:28). Invocation (2:55) ; Kaddish 1 (3:02) ; Din-torah (5:57) ; Kaddish 2 (8:16) ; Kaddish 3 (2:43) ; Finale (9:58) -- Dybbuk : ballet (1974) (47:32) : Suite no. 1 (30:30) : Invocation and trance (4:55) ; The pledge (4:36) ; Kabbalah (4:32) ; Possession (2:37) ; Pas de deux (5:29) ; Exorcism (8:21) -- Suite no. 2 (17:02) : The messengers (2:06) ; Leah (2:59) ; Five Kabbalah variations (6:34) ; Dream (5:23) -- Chichester Psalms : (1965) (19:04) : Psalm 108 (verse 2) - Psalm 100 (complete) (3:38) ; Psalm 23 (complete) - Psalm 2 (verses 1-4) (5:37) ; Psalm 131 (complete) - Psalm 133 (verse 1) (9:49).
Abstract	Nobody conducted Leonard Bernstein's compositions better than Lenny himself. On this double-CD, we can hear the conductor-composer at the podium on four of his most spiritual works. Symphony No. 1 (Jeremiah) was written when Bernstein was just 24 years old, but it's a work rich with emotion and turmoil, especially in the gripping third movement, in which mezzo-soprano Jennie Tourel adds some much-needed weight to the Copland-esque instrumental passages. Symphony No. 3 (Kaddish) was written 20 years after Jeremiah, and it shows: here, Bernstein goes out on a musical limb with a rich symphonic and choral lamentation to JFK. The Israel Philharmonic and soprano Montserrat Caballé give electrifying performances on this gripping work, which is indebted to Bernstein's Jewish roots; only speaker Michael Wager sounds unconvincing and slightly wooden. But the real gems are on disc two, with the gorgeous ballet Dybuk and the choral work Chichester Psalms, where Bernstein's vision of religious text, chorus, and orchestra (in this case, the Vienna Philharmonic) all come together for one magical moment. - Amazon.
General note	Deutsche Grammophon: 289 463 462-2 (on discs: 289 463 463-2--289 463 464-2).
General note	For solo voices and orchestra (1st, 3rd-4th works) and narrator, boys' choir, and orchestra (2nd work).
General note	Previously released recordings.
General note	Compact disc.
General note	Program notes by Bradley Bambarger printed on container; English translations of the Hebrew texts ([8] p.) inserted in container.
Performer	Leonard Bernstein, conductor ; Christa Ludwig, mezzo-soprano ; Montserrat Caballé, soprano, Michael Wager, speaker ; Paul Sperry, tenor ; Bruce Fifer, bass-baritone ; Soloist from the Vienna Boys' Choir ; Vienna Boys' Choir ; Israel Philharmonic Orchestra ; New York Philharmonic.
Date/time/place of a event note	Recorded August 1977 at the Berlin Philharmonie in conjunction with the 1977 Berlin Festival (1st and 4th work). Recorded August 1977 at Mainz, Rheingold-Halle (2nd work). Recorded April 1975 at the CBS studio in New York (3rd work).
Language	Sung in Hebrew; the 2nd work also with spoken English.
UPC	028946346228
Publisher number	289 463 462-2 Deutsche Grammophon
Publisher number	289 463 463-2 Deutsche Grammophon
Publisher number	289 463 464-2 Deutsche Grammophon
Publisher number	D232715 BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.

Judaica / Bernstein.

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