| 1. Japanese Title |
| 2. Sukiyaki 2000 (Angel On Your Shoulder) |
| 3. Japanese Title 2000 (Special Intrumental) |
Millennium Version,Kyu Sakamoto,EMI,World Music
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The Great War: Classical And Popular Selections From The Time Of World War I (National Public Radio Milestones Of The Millennium)
Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000HXKX Release Date: 1999-01-12 |
Tracks:
- Military March No. 1 In D Major, Op. 39: Pomp Ad Circumstance
- Waltz Fom Der Rosenkavalier Suite
- 'Von der Schonheit' From Das Lied von der Erde
- 'De l'aube a midi sur la mer' From La Mer
- Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25 'Classical Symphony': III. Gavotta. Non troppo allegro
- L'histoire du soldat Suite - IV. The Royal March
- L'histoire du soldat Suite - V. The Little Concert
- Le tombeau de Couperin - V. Menuet
- Le tombeau de Couperin - VI. Toccata
- Sinfonia From Pulcinella Suite
- Walzer From Funf Klavierstucke, Op. 23
- Interlude From Wozzeck, Act III
- Prologue From Music Ffor The Theatre
- 'Shine On Harvest Moon'
- 'Alexander's Ragtime Band' - Irving Berlin
- 'Over There'
- 'How You Gonna Keep'em Down On The Farm (After They've Seen Paree)?'
- 'The Man I Love' From Stride Up The Band
- 'West End Blues'
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The first two-thirds of this disc is a fascinating cram course in concert music around the time of World War I. The programmer has put together some fascinating juxtapositions--for example, Strauss's Rosenkavalier leads almost seamlessly into Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, and Schoenberg sounds out of context with everybody (including Berg). The selections are all short, and performance quality runs from great to mediocre, but this is still a thought-provoking educational experience, even though Bartók and Ives are conspicuously missing. The popular selections are less interesting, often campy, and although vintage recordings are used, they aren't always the right vintage. And someone missed a point by separating Copland's jazzy "Music for the Theatre" from Louis Armstrong, who could have followed immediately. --Leslie GerberCustomer Reviews:
Music and the Great War.......2007-05-14
How a Century Has Change Our Perception of War.......2005-10-29
Linda Kobler reconstituted this mix of classical and popular music with a keen sense of history. The CD is twice divided (in both the classical and the popular music) into 'Before the War' 1901 - 1917, 'During the War' 1917 - 1922, and 'After the War' 1922 - 1928. In the first era are the works of Elgar ('Pomp and Circumstance'), Strauss (a waltz from 'Der Rosenkavalier'), Mahler (excerpt from 'Das Lied von der Erde'), and Debussy ('La Mer') joining the songs 'Shine On Harvest Moon' and 'Alexander's Ragtime Band'. The War period is represented by Prokofiev's 'Symphony No. 1', Stravinsky's 'L'histoire du soldat', and Ravel's 'Le tombeau de Couperin' in tandem with 'Over There'. After the war include Stravinsky ('Pulcinella Suite'), Schoenberg (Waltz from 'Five Piano Pieces'), Berg (excerpt from 'Wozzeck') and Copland ('Music from the Theatre') with popular songs 'How you gonna keep 'em down on the farm', 'The Man I Love', and 'West End Blues'.
The excerpts selected for this survey are exceptionally good: orchestras include NY Phil, LA Phil, Philadelphia Orchestra, London Symphony, and the Columbia Symphony under such batons a Ormandy, Bernstein, Salonen, Tilson Thomas, Schippers and Stravinsky; soloists include Glen Gould, Robert Casadesus, Lili Chookaskian, Louis Armstrong, et al. The sonics are very fine and the performances are each from significant full recordings remaining in the catalogue.
The booklet accompanying this concert of memories is written by Linda Kobler who uses each selection as a pivotal point in the atmosphere of the globe that accompanied the Great War: it is very well written and informative. This is one of those recorded collections that goes far beyond an accumulation of bits and pieces and instead gives food for thought about how our political and social actions intertwine with the arts in a prophetic way. Highly Recommended. Grady Harp, October 05
Excellent Recording!.......1999-03-13
I think this CD may be a bit choppy to "easy" listeners, but for anyone who has a sincere interest in delving into the musical senses of earlier generations it's VERY good! I recommend the entire NPR Milestones of the Millennium series to such aficionados.
Good music, bad title.......1999-02-11
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Millennium Version
Kyu Sakamoto Manufacturer: EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005HLF9 |
Tracks:
- Japanese Title
- Sukiyaki 2000 (Angel On Your Shoulder)
- Japanese Title 2000 (Special Intrumental)
Customer Reviews:
very disappointing.......2002-09-04
version of "Walk With Me" as I am, I'm afraid you'll be very
disappointed with this CD. There are 3 tracks of this
song on it but they all sound very synthisized to me...
as compared to the beautiful version that got so much
air-play back in the 1960's. Sounds almost as if the
studio was trying to make a disco version!
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Calmness in the Riot
Manufacturer: The Spirit Theory ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CADCVM Release Date: 2003-02-04 |
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God Bless the Child (Millennium Version)
Billie Holiday Manufacturer: Cleopatra ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005AKHP Release Date: 2001-03-20 |
Tracks:
- God Bless the Child [Fredco Mix]
- God Bless the Child [Groover Mix]
- Don't Explain [Pleasure Device Mix]
- God Bless the Child [Holiday Dance Mix]
Customer Reviews:
Ok.. not great.......2003-11-11
Very Experimental!.......2001-03-28
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