Catalogue Number:
 983 1412
Barcode:
 0602498314128
Label:
 USM / Mercury France CD
Release date:
7 August

Having collected an astonishing 350 Diamond, Platinum, and Gold records during her illustrious career, Nana Mouskouri is one of the most successful singers in history. I'll Remember You is the new album from Nana Mouskouri containing new, rare and unissued tracks including four brand new, and four previously unissued tracks - two from a session with Quincy Jones. The album is being released t o coincide with Nana's farewell world tour coming to Australia in September

TOUR DATES

Sep 4 

SYDNEY Opera House (Matinee)

Sep 4 

SYDNEY Opera House (Evening)

Sep 7

ADELAIDE Festival Theatre

Sep 9

MELBOURNE the Arts centre Hamer Hall

Sep 14 

TWEED HEADS Twin Towns

Sep 15  

BRISBANE Convention Ctr

Sep 16  

TOOWOOMBA Empire Theatre

Sep 18  

CANBERRA Royal Theatre

Sep 20  

TASMANIA Derwent Ent. Ctr, Hobart

Sep 22

PERTH Burswood Theatre

MARKETING:
National radio and print advertising
Limelight magazine ad (July issue)
Arts & Medicine magazine ad (July issue)
TV, radio and print interviews
CD and ticket giveaways with radio stations MixFM. 2CA, 2GB, 2CH, 5AA, CXY, 3AW, 4BC4BH

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ALSO AVAILABLE

Catalogue Number:
 982 2629
Barcode:
 0602498226292
Label:
 USM / Mercury France 2-for-1 CD
Release date:
Available Now
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Catalogue Number:
 982 0876
Barcode:
 0602498208762
Label:
 Mercury France CD
Release date:
Available Now
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Catalogue Number:
 982 1128
Barcode:
 0602498211281
Label:
 Mercury France DVD
Release date:
Available

On July 24th 1984, Nana Mouskouri returned to her native country Greece after twenty years away during the colonel dictatorship period. The concert she gave on this occasion at the "Herod Atticus" antic theatre, at the feet of the Akropolis, turned immediately in a cult performance. To celebrate its twentieth anniversary Mercury France is re-releasing it on double CD and a DVD.
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Catalogue Number:
 4775419
Barcode:
 0028947754190
Label:
 DG CD
Release date:
7 August

ARTISTS
Vadim Repin · Ilya Gringolts, violins
Nobuko Imai, viola
Lynn Harrell, cello
Mikhail Pletnev, piano

TRACKLISTING
TANEYEV: Piano Quintet in G minor Op. 30
Piano Trio in D major Op. 22

'He was the key figure in Russian musical history, the greatest polyphonist after Bach ... look who his pupils were: Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Prokofiev.' Mikhail Pletnev to The Independent (UK) about Sergei Taneyev

This brand new recording features rarely-performed chamber music by the Russian composer Taneyev, who was a student of Tchaikovsky. Taneyev was a major influence upon the development of many of the greatest Russian composers of all time.

This CD includes two excellent performances by an all-star quintet, created by Mikhail Pletnev. Vadim Repin and Ilya Gringolts, two of the most exciting violinists of the younger generation from Russia are paired with Nobuko Imai (viola) and Lynn Harrell (cello), two distinguished established stars on their instruments - and the incomparable Mikhail Pletnev playing Taneyev's beautiful music completes the group.

The Quintet is a milestone composition from a neglected genius. Rounding off the program is Taneyev's remarkable Piano Trio.
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Catalogue Number:
 4775380
Barcode:
 0028947753803
Label:
 DG CD
Release date:

7 August

ARTISTS
Göteborgs Symfoniker
Peter Eötvös

TRACKLISTING
BERIO: Sinfonia · Ekphrasis

This recording in the 20/21 series matches the music of Luciano Berio, a highly acclaimed pioneer in the use of electronic and avantgarde techniques of composition, with Peter Eötvös, one of the best-known interpreters of 20th-century music. Sinfonia for 8 voices and orchestra and Ekphrasis for orchestra are the most popular of Berio's works. Sinfonia in particular is one of the musical icons of the 1960s: a multi-layered fusion of words and music, full of glistening sounds supporting a web of cultural allusions. Sinfonia was commissioned for the 125th anniversary of the New York Philharmonic, dedicated to and premiered by Leonard Bernstein.
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