Dimitri Mitropoulos opera Soeur Beatrice
Peris
His early and only operatic masterpiece Soeur Beatrice (Sister
Beatrice) libretto by M.Maeterlinck, in it's premier recording.
Have a look at
http://www.klassikon.com/soeur.html
Matthew B. Tepper (posts from uswest.net are forged)
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I hate to ask, but does the "fully informative booklet" contain English
notes and translation of the libretto?
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Peris
This Greek label has a big tradition in excellent editions (Samaras
Rea-Biondinetta/ Karrer Despo-Frossini/Skalkottas 36 dances etc.)
The booklet or better the book, contains all the details on the work's
composition, the studies on it by the maestro Byron Fidetzis, articles
for the musical enviroment of the work and many more.
It's a little bit expencive I must say.
But I believe that in our poor artistic days, I prefer to support
efforts like this instead of giving 5 dollars or so for a Naxos piece
of shit!
Brendan R. Wehrung
Which one (Naxos piece of shit) did you buy recently that drove you to
this opinion?
Brendan
Matthew B. Tepper (posts from uswest.net are forged)
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> No really.
> This Greek label has a big tradition in excellent editions (Samaras
> Rea-Biondinetta/ Karrer Despo-Frossini/Skalkottas 36 dances etc.)
> The booklet or better the book, contains all the details on the work's
> composition, the studies on it by the maestro Byron Fidetzis, articles
> for the musical enviroment of the work and many more.
So, is there an English translation of the libretto or not? I'm afraid I
didn't quite follow you if you answered my question.
> It's a little bit expencive I must say.
> But I believe that in our poor artistic days, I prefer to support
> efforts like this instead of giving 5 dollars or so for a Naxos piece
> of shit!
Why not support both? I don't regard Naxos releases as "shit" I must say.
Alex Rigas
Fidetzis are both in greek and english. The libretto is in french and
translated only to greek.
Invest!
Best
Alex
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Matthew B. Tepper (posts from uswest.net are forged)
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> The very interesting and elaborated notes compiled by the maestro
> Fidetzis are both in greek and english. The libretto is in french and
> translated only to greek.
> Invest!
>
> Best
>
> Alex
BLAM! Showing that the "major" labels aren't the only ones....
> "Matthew B. Tepper (posts from uswest.net are forged)"
> <oyþ@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:<Xns9347B75986...@207.217.77.22>...
>> peris...@yahoo.com (Peris) appears to have caused the following
>> letters to be typed in
>> news:8bb60011.0303...@posting.google.com:
>>
>> > No really.
>> > This Greek label has a big tradition in excellent editions (Samaras
>> > Rea-Biondinetta/ Karrer Despo-Frossini/Skalkottas 36 dances etc.)
>> > The booklet or better the book, contains all the details on the
>> > work's composition, the studies on it by the maestro Byron
>> > Fidetzis, articles for the musical enviroment of the work and many
>> > more.
>>
>> So, is there an English translation of the libretto or not? I'm
>> afraid I didn't quite follow you if you answered my question.
>>
>> > It's a little bit expencive I must say.
>> > But I believe that in our poor artistic days, I prefer to support
>> > efforts like this instead of giving 5 dollars or so for a Naxos
>> > piece of shit!
>>
>> Why not support both? I don't regard Naxos releases as "shit" I must
>> say.
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