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ABC Classics 2007
Sara Macliver
Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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Mozart Arias offers a selection of Mozart's operatic gems together with the overtures to Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute. This CD pairs soprano Sara Macliver with Sebastian Lang-Lessing, Chief Conductor and Artistic Director of the TSO. This 'enchanting all-Mozart program' ( Courier Mail 30/08/2007) was nominated for a 2007 limelight award in the category "Best Classical Recording.'
ABC Classics 476 5949
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ABC Classics 2007
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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Australian Composer Series Volume 1 and 2. This double-box set is testimony to the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's commitment to Australian music. Conducted by Richard Mills, David Porcelijn and Ola Rudner amongst others, these 11 CDs demonstrate the full breadth and diversity of Australian orchestral music from Peter Sculthorpe and Don Kay through to Elena Kats-Chernin and Gordon Kerry.
ABC Classics 476 5698/ABC Classics 476 5699
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ABC Classics 2006
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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Larry Sitsky has established himself as one of the major Australian composers of his generation. The three violin concertos on this recording reflect his eclectic compositional style, drawing inspiration from the writings of Johannes Kepler, the 17th-century astronomer; the Italian composer ...
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ABC Classics 2006
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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The music of Don Kay is a profound response to the beauty and desolate nature of the Tasmanian landscape. This recording features two of Don Kay's larger works 'There is an Island' which describes the early convict days of Van Diemen's Land, and 'The Legend of Moinee', which is representative of ...
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ABC Classics 2006
Sean O'Boyle, conductor
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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One of the first releases under the new ABC Atmospheres Series. Featuring works by many North American composers along with works by Sean O’Boyle, this album is evidence of the excellence of contemporary orchestral writing.
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Hyperion 2006
Howard Shelley, conductor and piano
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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Heinrich Herz was born in Vienna in 1803, the son of a musician who gave him his first lessons. Herz' s concertos are about as far away from those of Beethoven, Schumann and the rest of the German school as it is possible to be. Hearing these three piano concertos is to enjoy scintillating piano-writing, melodic fecundity and imaginative orchestration.
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Hyperion 2004
Howard Shelley, conductor and piano
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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I"If we wanted a personification of the piano, that instrument which combines and embodies the whole orchestra, we would choose Henri Herz. The piano means Henri Herz, in German, means 'heart'. The name is pre-ordained. What an excellent heart has Henri Herz!"
Leon Escudier: Mes Souvenirs (E Dentu, 1868)
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ABC Classics 2006
Niki Vasilakis
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sebastian Lang-Lessing, conductor
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While undeniably performed in the the style of a 21st century young Australian, the album has the ghost of the great 19th century violinist Joseph Joachim hovering over it.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Ola Rudner, conductor
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Part of the Australian Composer Series, this release is the first to feature Brenton Broadstock, one of this country's most well-established, respected and prominent later mid-generation composers.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Richard Mills, conductor
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This cd has been re-released as part of the Australian Composer Series. It was first recorded in December 1996 in the Ballroom of Government House, Hobart. On this recording you will hear him conduct the orchestra in which he played percussion as a 27 year old, performing his own compositions.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Richard Mills, conductor
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Part of the Australian Composer Series, this release is the first to feature Australia's most distinguished composer Peter Sculthorpe. Calmly lyrical and sentimental, Sculthorpe draws influences from indigenous Australian music as well as the rugged beauty of the Australian landscape.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Ola Rudner, conductor
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Swans captivated audiences around Australia when it was first performed and broadcast on ABC TV. This recording features soprano Jane Sheldon. Also included is the masterpiece Piano Concerto No 2 played by Ian Munro.
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Hyperion 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Howard Shelley, piano/conductor
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Ignaz Moscheles was one of the finest piano composers of the first half of the 19th century. Howard Shelley directs the TSO from the keyboard in this recently released third disc of Romantic piano concertos.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sebastian Lang-Lessing,conductor
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The latest offering from the TSO under the masterful direction of its Chief Conductor Sebastian Lang-Lessing with repertoire that fits the orchestra like a glove.
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ABC Classics 2005
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
David Stanhope,conductor
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Tranquillity 2 follows the phenomenal success of the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's 2002 release Tranquillity - the classical music of calm This disc draws together another diverse collection of pieces from across the spectrum of orchestral music.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Ola Rudner,conductor
Diana Doherty, oboe
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Carl Vine has built up a number of reputations: superb orchestrator, flexible stylist and rhythmic master. Hear him in his many guises on this disc. Features dynamic Australian oboist, Diana Doherty.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Richard Mills,conductor
Karin Schaupp, guitar
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Ross Edwards is one of Australia's most distinguished composers with a highly distinctive voice. This recording includes White Ghost Dancing, commissioned for the TSO. Enjoy the subtle sounds of the guitar in the deft hands of Karin Schaupp in Concerto for guitar and strings.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
David Porcelijn,conductor
Sue-Ellen Paulsen, cello
Geoffrey Payne, trumpet
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Each piece recorded here is a port-of-call in Gordon Kerry's musical voyage. TSO's principal cellist Sue-Ellen Paulsen shines in the Concerto for cello, strings and percussion. 'The music is evocative and sensual'
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
David Porcelijn,conductor
Timothy Kain, guitar
Nigel Westlake, bass clarinet
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Now re-released as part of the new TSO Australian Composers Series, this disc features Timothy Kain in the suite from the Imax movie, Antarctica.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Ola Rudner, conductor
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All the most famous overtures from the witty pen of Gioacchino Rossini - enjoy the fresh, vital sound of the TSO under the baton of Swedish conductor Ola Rudner.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
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The first disc in the TSO Australian Composer Series. This disc is intended to whet your appetite and create an interest in the wide variety of orchestral music created by Australians.
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ABC Classics 2004
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sebatian Lang-Lessing, conductor
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Australian pianist Duncan Gifford has firmly established himself as a major artist of his generation with international successes. The composers on this disc, Saint-Saens, D'Indy and Franck were all three pianists of considerable accomplishment and were responsible for the most original French music for piano and orchestra of the second half of the 19th century.
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HYPERION 2003
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Howard Shelley, conductor and piano
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Ignaz Moscheles was one of the finest piano composers of the first half of the 19th century. Howard Shelley directs the TSO from the keyboard in this recently released second disc of Romantic piano concertos.
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HYPERION 2002
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Howard Shelley, conductor and piano
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Released in England in 2002, this recording was reviewed by Gramophone UK as ‘yet another disc of aristocratic brilliance and distinction’.
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ABC CLASSICS 2002
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
David Porcelijn, conductor
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Recorded over two years in specially selected venues around Australia. The TSO is the first Australian orchestra to record the complete set of Beethoven Symphonies.
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ABC CLASSICS 2002
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sara Macliver, soprano
Ola Rudner, conductor
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‘The advantages of having a soprano such as Sara Macliver, with her wondrous voice, full range and without fear at the top, are counterpointed by Ola Rudner’s excellent conducting of the TSO.’ -The Age, November 2002
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ABC CLASSICS 2003
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Teddy Tahu Rhodes, baritone
Ola Rudner, conductor
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‘The balancing of singer and orchestra is spot on.’ -The New Zealand Herald, 24 February 2003
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ABC CLASSICS 2003
John Glover (1767–1849) $20
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Ola Rudner, conductor / David Porcelijn, conductor
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Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven: Our 2003 Souvenir CD.
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ABC CLASSICS 2000
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and
Tasmanian Symphony Chamber Players
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The complete soundtrack music that accompanies magnificent images from the ABC Video Tarkine – The Forgotten Wilderness. Featuring works by Bach, Grieg, Rachmaninov and Vivaldi.
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ABC CLASSICS 2002
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
David Stanhope, conductor; Barbara Jane Gilby, violin; Yoram
Levy, trumpet; Sue-Ellen Paulsen, cello; Marshall McGuire, harp;
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The TSO has collected orchestral masterworks which possess and transmit the calming properties of orchestral music.
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ABC CLASSICS 1998
Tasmanian Symphony Chamber Players
Geoffrey Lancaster, director
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VIVALDI: The Four Seasons
PACHELBEL: Canon & Gigue
BACH: Brandenburg Concerto No 3
HANDEL – GEMINIANI – CPE BACH – FISCHER – PISENDEL
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ABC CLASSICS 2001
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sean O’Boyle, conductor
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A collection of all time favourite nursery rhymes and evergreen folk songs, this CD is one every parent will want to play over and over again.
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ABC CLASSICS 2001
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Sean O’Boyle, conductor
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A beautiful collection of traditional songs and nursery rhymes to captivate children as well as grown-ups.
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IAN MUNRO, piano
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra /
David Porcelijn
ABC Classics 2001
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David Hobson sings beautiful arias from operas by Gluck, Mozart, Donizetti, Rossini, Bizet, Verdi, Puccini and many more. The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Marco Guidarini.
ABC Classics 2000
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Peter Dawson favourites sung by bass-baritone Gregory Yurisich with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Lloyd-Jones.
Melba Recordings 2000
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String Concertos by Richard Mills featuring soloists from the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra (BARBARA JANE GILBY, JANET RUTHERFORD and SUE-ELLEN PAULSEN).
TASMANIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA/RICHARD MILLS
ABC Classics 1999
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Judi Connelli
Suzanne Johnston
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra / Guy Noble /Michael Tyack
ABC Classics 1999
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Purcell - Geminiani - Avison - Muffat
Tasmanian Symphony Chamber Players / Geoffrey Lancaster
ABC Classics 1998
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Peter Sculthorpe, narrator
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra / David Porcelijn
ABC Classics 1997
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Conal Coad, bass
Gary Karr, double bass
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
ABC Classics 1991
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Rita Hunter, soprano
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra / DObbs Franks
ABC Classics 1991
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Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Howard Shelley
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Adele Anthony
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Shalom Ronly-Riklis
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Cheryl Barker & Peter Coleman-Wright
Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra
Martin Andre
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