New Titles Audio and Video October 2013 (arrived in September 2013)

CDs
DVDs
Talking Books

CDs

BLUES

Independently blue, Duke Robillard Band.
Putumayo presents rhythm & blues.
The triple album collection, Blues Brothers.
Avalon : a tribute to Mississippi John Hurt, Rory Block.
Shake, rattle & Roy, Roy Buchanan, featuring Joey Welz.
Seesaw, Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa.

Classical

In the south, Brodsky Quartet.: Featuring works by Piazzolla, Verdi, Puccini, Hugo Wolf and others.
Night sessions, Dowland Project, John Potter.
Responsories and lamentations for Holy Saturday, Gesualdo, Victoria.: Featuring Gesualdo with the choral group Tenebrae.
Tui, Estrella.: Recorded at the School of Music, University of Auckland, 2013.
Concertos, J.S. Bach.: Viktoria Mullova, violin, and Ottavio Dantone, harpsichord.
Secular cantatas. Vol. 3, Johann Sebastian Bach.: Joanne Lunn, soprano and Hiroya Aoki, counter-tenor, recorded in 2012 in Japan.
Norma, Bellini.: Studio recording, the first on period instruments, featuring Cecelia Bartoli, Sumi Jo and Liliana Nikiteanu.
20th-century Italian clarinet solos.: 20th century Italian classics featuring Sergio Bosi, clarinet.
Symphonies nos. 22, 23 and 24, Havergal Brian.: World premiere recordings with the New Russia State Symphony.
Le miroir de Jesus : triptyque sur les mysteres du rosaire, Andre Caplet.: Marie-Claude Chappius, mezzo.
Souvenir de Florence, Tchaikovsky. String quartet no. 2 in A minor.: Raphael Ensemble, Anthony Marwood, violin, and Andrea Hess, cello.
The music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor., Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Royal Choral Society, Philharmonia Orchestra and Sir Malcolm Sargent.
Piano concerto in E flat major, op. 60, Zelenski: Pianist Jonathan Plowright and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Concerto capriccioso ; Piano concerto no. 2 ; Suite for piano and string orchestra, Theodore Dubois.: Pianist Cedric Tiberghien and BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Correspondances, Dutilleux.: Barbara Hannigan, soprano, Anssi Karttunen, cello, boy soloists from the Maîtrise de Radio France; Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor.
Violin and orchestra, Morton Feldman.: Carolin Widmann, violin, and Frankfurt Radio Symphony.
A tribute to Faustina Bordoni, Vivica Genaux
Music for violin and piano, Leopold Godowsky.: Nazrin Rashidova, violin, and Roderick Chadwick, piano, recorded in Monmouth in 2012.
Works for large chorus and orchestra, Percy Grainger.: Recorded in 2012 at The Arts Centre, Melbourne.
Chandos anthems, Handel.
Suites for keyboard, George Frideric Handel.: Daria van den Bercken, piano.
String quartets, op. 33 : "Russian", Joseph Haydn.: London Haydn String Quartet recorded in Monmouth in 2012.
New London pictures, Nigel Hess.: Features the Central Band of the Royal Air Force.
I viaggi di Faustina., Roberta Invernizzi.: Recorded in Naples in 2012.
Dramma, Simone Kermes.
Momentum, Jakob Kullberg.: Cellist Jakob Kullberg and the New Music Orchestra.
Symphonies 4, 5 & 8, George Lloyd.: Philharmonia Orchestra under Edward Downes.
Tenebrae responsories : and other choral works, James Macmillan.: The outstanding Scottish group Tenebrae gives a beautiful performance of three world premiere recordings of works by leading contemporary composer James MacMillan.
Cosi fan tutte, Mozart.: Featuring Rolando Villazon, Angela Brower, Alessandro Corbelli.
The voice of Heddle Nash., Heddle Nash.: Tenor Nash with recordings made between 1926 and 1952.
Portraits : the clarinet album, Andreas Ottensamer.: Featuring work by Copland, Debussy, Amy Beach.
Violin concerto no. 5, Paganini.: Ivan Pochekin, violin.
Phoenix Mass ; Paean ; The world's winter ; Horn trio, Anthony Payne.: Phoenix Mass, written in 1965, was originally to have been a liturgical setting only for school choir but soon turned into something much bigger and more technically demanding. As Anthony Payne elaborated the project he experienced what he recalled as ‘the natural emergence of a new manner — long sought but previously only partly envisaged’ and despite the Medieval and Baroque connotations of its techniques and scoring, and a few passing resemblances to Britten and Maxwell Davies, this is the earliest of Payne’s acknowledged works that reveals a completely integrated musical character of its own.
Piano trios, Rachmaninov.: Vladimir Ashkenazy, piano, and Mats Lidstrom, cello.
Symphony no. 1 ; Piano concerto no. 1, Sergei Rachmaninov.: Yevgeny Sudbin, piano, and Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
Missa a cappella : sacred choral works, Einojuhani Rautavaara.: Latvian Radio Choir.
Rhapsody, Ravel, Bartok.: Recorded in Einhoven in 2012.
The four seasons, Vivaldi ; recomposed by Max Richter.
Missa Doulce memoire ; O altitudo divitiarum ; Fratres: Scitote ; Illuxit nunc sacra dies ; Missa a note negre, Cipriano de Rore.: Brabant Ensemble under director Stephen Rice.
Complete music for piano & orchestra, Stravinsky.: Steven Osborne, piano, and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Le sacre du printemps ; Symphonies of wind instruments ; Apollon musagete, Stravinsky.: Featuring the Berliner Philharmoniker under Simon Rattle.
Symphonies nos. 1 & 2, Szymanowski.: Valery Gergiev conducting the London Symphony Orchestra.
Il corsaro, Verdi.: Jessye Norman, Montserrat Caballe, Jose Carreras.
Verdi, Anna Netrebko.: Recorded in Turin, 2012, and also features Rolando Villazon.
Verdi rarities.: Montserrat Caballe and Maja Sunara recorded in Rome in 1967.
Complete piano trios, Charles-Marie Widor.

COUNTRY

Amelita, Court Yard Hounds.
Golden, Lady Antebellum.
Life as we know it, Lonestar.
It's now or never, Jenny Blackadder.
Lovesick and blue, Isla Grant.
40 years of Pride, Charley Pride.
Spitfire, Leann Rimes.
True believers, Darius Rucker.
Just for you, Anna Wilson.

NEW AGE

Tamayura, Kitaro.

New Orleans : gris gris : voodoo grooves from the Crescent city.
Waiata. 2 : Maori showbands, balladeers & pop stars.
Anyone who had a heart : the best of Burt Bacharach : the art of the songwriter.
Diamond in a rock, Tunde Baiyewu.
Stronger, Frances Black.
Sound the alarm, Booker T.
Wayward daughter, Eliza Carthy.
Stars dance, Selena Gomez.
The visitor, Zaine Griff.
SongVersation, India.Arie.
VH1 storytellers, Alicia Keys.
Bye bye Manchester, Melanie Pain.
Trouble came looking, Ricky Ross.
The essential Pete Seeger., Pete Seeger
Live in Miami, Britney Spears.
One true vine, Mavis Staples.
Invisible empire//crescent moon, KT Tunstall.
Back to black, Amy Winehouse.

ROCK

Asleep on the floodplain, Six Organs of Admittance
Asymmetry, Karnivool.
BE, Beady Eye.
Blackbird, Fat Freddy's Drop.
Bula quo!, Status Quo.
Deep Africa, Deep Forest.
Echoes of the outlaw roadshow, Counting Crows.
Electric, Pet Shop Boys.
Glum, Giant Sand.
House of gold & bones. Part 2, Stone Sour.
In a perfect world, Kodaline.
Kveikur, Sigur Ros.
Last night in Brixton, Groove Armada.
Live Agora, Cleveland, 1976, Boston.
Live in NYC, Jane's Addiction.
Magnetic, Goo Goo Dolls.
More music from the Sound FM : the soundtrack of our lives.
Re-mit, The Fall.
Steal the light, the Cat Empire.
The weight of your love, Editors.
Thirteen tales from urban bohemia, The Dandy Warhols.
Where the shadows fall, Jackson Browne, with David Lindley.
Here tonight : the white light demos, Gene Clark.
Born sinner, J Cole.
Way to blue : the songs of Nick Drake., Nick Drake
Departures, Bernard Fanning.
Histoire de Melody Nelson, Serge Gainsbourg.
The alchemist : the best of 1992-2012, Goldie.
Southeastern, Jason Isbell.
Magna Carta Holy Grail, Jay Z.
Prisoner of conscious, Talib Kweli.
I am not a human being II, Lil Wayne.
Long way down, Tom Odell.
Albert Einstein, Prodigy x Alchemist.
Auberge, Chris Rea.
The Blue Cafe, Chris Rea.
The ascent, Wiley.
Under the covers, Gretchen Wilson.

WORLD

Putumayo presents African beat.
Putumayo presents Brazilian lounge.
The rough guide to African disco.
The rough guide to flamenco.
The rough guide to the music of the Mediterranean.
Womad, the world's festival : Australia & New Zealand : 2013 compilation.
Tierra, Vincente Amigo.
Queen of Cuba, Omara Portuondo.
Beautiful Africa, Rokia Traore.

DVDs

FILM

3:10 to Yuma, directed by James Mangold.: With Russell Crowe, Peter Fonda and Christian Bale.
And now for something completely different, directed by Ian MacNaughton.: The Monty Python team.
How to steal a million, directed by William Wyler.: Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole.
Ip Man, directed by Yip Wai-Shun.: Story of a martial arts master.
Jeff, who lives at home, written and directed by Jay Duplass & Mark Duplass.: With Jason Segel, Susan Sarandon and Judy Greer.
Midway, directed by Jack Smight.: Charlton Heston, Robert Mitchum, Henry Fonda, Robert Wagner.
Oblivion, directed by Joseph Kosinski.: Tom Cruise, Andrea Riseborough, Morgan Freeman.
Performance, directed by Yaron Zilberman.: Christopher Walken, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener.
Song for Marion, written and directed by Paul Andrew Williams.: Vanessa Redgrave & Terence Stamp.
Taxi, directed by Tim Story.: Queen Latifah and Jimmy Fallon.
The flight of the Phoenix, directed by Robert Aldrich.: With Richard Attenborough, James Stewart, Ernest Borgnine.
The passenger, directed by Michelangelo Antonioni.: Jack Nicolson and Maria Schneider.
The red shoes, directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.: British classic with Moira Shearer and Anton Walbrook.
Two mules for Sister Sara, directed by Don Siegel.: Clint Eastwood & Shirley MacLaine.
Warm bodies, directed by Jonathan Levine.: Nicholas Hoult, Teresa Palmer and John Malkovich.
Wild child, directed by Nick Moore.: With Emma Roberts, Shirley Henderson and Aidan Quinn.
Zorba the Greek, directed by Michael Cacoyannis: Anthony Quinn, Irene Papas and Alan Bates.