1
CD 1
2
Bliss: A Song of Welcome
3
Sir Arthur Bliss
4
J.S. Bach: Cantata 'Herz Und Mund Und Tat Und Leben'
5
Geraint Jones
6
CD 2
7
Baroque Arias - Bononcini, Paisello, Shield, Arne
8
Anthony Lewis
9
Rarities
10
Richard Bonynge
11
CD 3
12
Operatic Arias
13
Nello Santi
14
CD 4
15
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9
16
Ernest Ansermet
17
CDS 5-6
18
The Art of the Prima Donna
19
Francesco Molinari-Pradelli
20
CDS 7-8
21
Handel: Messiah
22
Sir Adrian Boult
23
CDS 9-10
24
Command Performance
25
Richard Bonynge
26
CDS 11-12
27
The Age of Bel Canto
28
Richard Bonynge
29
CD 13
30
Joy to the World
31
Richard Bonynge
32
CD 14
33
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9
34
Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt
35
CD 15
36
Joan Sutherland Sings Noël Coward
37
Richard Bonynge
38
CDS 16-17
39
Love Live Forever
40
Richard Bonynge
41
CD 18
42
Verdi: Requiem
43
Sir Georg Solti
44
CD 19
45
Russian Rarities
46
Richard Bonynge
47
CDS 20-21
48
Romantic French Arias
49
Richard Bonynge
50
CDS 22-23
51
Handel: Messiah
52
Richard Bonynge
53
CD 24
54
Songs My Mother Taught Me
55
Richard Bonynge
56
CD 25
57
Darwin - Song for a City
58
Richard Bonynge
59
First International CD Release
60
CD 26
61
Operatic Duets
62
Luciano Pavarotti · Richard Bonynge
63
CDS 27-28
64
Serate Musicali
65
Richard Bonynge
66
CD 29
67
Joan Sutherland Sings Wagner
68
Richard Bonynge
69
CD 30
70
Joan Sutherland Sings Mozart
71
Richard Bonynge
72
CDS 31-32
73
Live from Lincoln Center
74
Marilyn Horne · Luciano Pavarotti
75
Richard Bonynge
76
CDS 33-34
77
Handel: Athalia
78
Christopher Hogwood
79
CD 35
80
Bel Canto Arias
81
Richard Bonynge
82
CD 36
83
Talking Pictures
84
Richard Bonynge
85
CD 37
86
Romantic Trios
87
Barry Tuckwell · Richard Bonynge
Item UPC: 028948543564
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Label: DECCA UK
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The first set comprises Sutherland's complete Recitals and Oratorio recordings for Decca, ranging from the 1959 operatic recital recorded in Paris, with Nello Santi (has Verdi's "Santo di patria" ever rung out with greater thrill?), the truly legendary "Art of the Prima Donna" (an early example of a 'concept' record), through to the famous 'Live from Lincoln Center' (with longtime collaborators Marilyn Horne and Luciano Pavarotti). It all includes some of her earliest recordings, four of which, recorded in 1958 with Richard Bonynge at the piano are being published on Decca for the first time, and a set of French songs which were discovered some years ago at the end of the tapes for the French Opera Arias set. Sutherland was also invited to participate in recordings of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by Ernest Ansermet and Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt, and these are included, as are two versions of Handel's Messiah (Boult, Bonynge) and the Solti recording of Verdi's Requiem. Relative rarities come in the form of an all-Wagner disc (a composer many thought Sutherland was born to sing), bonused with her appearance as the Woodbird in the Solti Ring; Bliss's A Song of Welcome (from 1954 - her very first studio recording); and Bach's Cantata 'Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben' (Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring). For her final Decca recital recording, Sutherland teamed up with fellow Australian, hornist Barry Tuckwell, for a disc of Romantic Trios, with her husband Richard Bonynge at the piano.
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