{"id":10963,"date":"2009-03-11T10:31:27","date_gmt":"2009-03-11T10:31:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sites.temple.edu\/libtest\/2009\/03\/11\/new_labels_rece\/"},"modified":"2014-01-24T20:31:03","modified_gmt":"2014-01-24T20:31:03","slug":"new_labels_rece","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sites.temple.edu\/librarynews\/2009\/03\/11\/new_labels_rece\/","title":{"rendered":"New Labels Recently Added to Naxos Music Library"},"content":{"rendered":"

The following labels have been added to Naxos Music Library<\/a> so far in 2009.<\/b><\/p>\n

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ART<\/strong>
The German label ART stands for popularity and variety. Themed compilations include Meditation and After Work Hour (nine volumes) with a thoughtful collection of music designed to help you wind down.<\/p>\n

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Corona Classics Collection<\/strong>
The German label CCC (Corona Classics Collection) has a selection of well-loved Classical and Romantic repertoire. Included are Weber\u2019s Clarinet Concertos Nos 1 & 2, Tchaikovsky\u2019s Sleeping Beauty, Mahler\u2019s Fifth Symphony and Mozart\u2019s Eine kleine Nachtmusik.<\/p>\n

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Gavriel Lipkind<\/strong>
Gavriel Lipkind is an award-winning cellist from Israel \u2013 an intriguing and dynamic musician, a \u2018total one-off\u2019 (The Independent) who, at the age of 23, had won 12 top prizes in major competitions. At this point he produced two outstanding recordings: Miniatures and Folklore (featuring his own arrangements) and Single Voice Polyphony (showcasing Bach\u2019s Cello Suites). These are now available on the Naxos Music Library \u2013 with more to come…<\/p>\n

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Inpop Records<\/strong>
Inpop Records expands the NML\u2019s pop\/rock music selection, with groups such as the Ontario-based foursome Article One, the Ohio-based foursome Everyday Sunday, and the innovative and fantastically gritty Superchick, as well as solo artists Jimmy Needham, Mat Kearney and Paul Colman. <\/p>\n

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Movieplay<\/strong>
We welcome to the Naxos Music Library the Brazilian pop and folk label Movieplay. Recordings include Elton John\u2019s Elton John and Madman Across the Water, albums from Jos\u00e9 Afonso, and Summer in the City: 19 Great Songs from Lovin\u2019 Spoonful.<\/p>\n

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Enja<\/strong>
Established in 1971 in Munich by long-time jazz fans Matthias Winckelmann and Horst Weber, this label has an extensive jazz catalogue (Chet Baker, Cecil Taylor, The Fort Apache Band, Ray Anderson and many others). More recently it has explored territories outside the jazz mainstream and avant-garde; Lebanese oud player and composer Rabih Abou-Khalil, Tunisian vocalist and oud player Dhafer Youssef and Brazilian group Rosanna & Zelia are just some of the artists that have played an important part in the success of this.<\/p>\n

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Yellowbird<\/strong>
We welcome to our collection Enja Yellowbird, a sister label of the hugely successful jazz label Enja. Recent releases include Doug Wimbish\u2019s Cinema Sonics album and four albums by Kip Hanrahan whose music is drawn from different traditions (Latin, jazz, rock) but has a true spark of originality. <\/p>\n

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TipToe<\/strong>
We welcome TipToe to our collection, a jazz label set up by the joint founder of Enja Matthias Wincklemann. It focuses more on \u2018border-crossing\u2019 music and includes Mike Westbrook\u2019s tribute to the Beatles, Michael Gregory, Kevin Bruce Harris, Intergalactic Maiden Ballet featuring John Zorn, Blue Box and others.<\/p>\n

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Azica<\/strong>
Fusing classical and jazz recording techniques, Azica prides itself on a unique integrity of sound for both areas of its catalogue. Spontaneity and sparkle traditionally found in jazz recordings feature also in the label\u2019s classical repertoire, which includes David Shapiro playing Beethoven\u2019s \u2018Diabelli\u2019 Variations and the ATOS Trio playing Beethoven, Schubert and Schumann piano trios.<\/p>\n

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Capriole<\/strong>
The Naxos Music Library now welcomes Capriole to its collection. This label, originally Laserlight, covers a healthy breadth of core repertoire. Included in its list are many acknowledged and adored masterpieces such as Bach\u2019s St Matthew Passion, all the Beethoven symphonies and Rachmaninov\u2019s Symphony No. 2. <\/p>\n

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Berlin Classics<\/strong>
Berlin Classics represents core classical music repertoire, with many historical recordings by world-renowned artists such as Kurt Masur, Herbert Blomstedt, Hermann Abendroth and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. There are also new recordings by established and high-flying musicians such as Thomas Zehetmair and Lynne Dawson.<\/p>\n

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Henkel Records<\/strong>
Henkel Records consists of recordings featuring the award-winning cellist Christoph Henkel. As well as performing Bach\u2019s Suites for solo cello, Henkel teams up with violinist G\u00e9rard Poulet in Ravel\u2019s Sonata, Halvorsen\u2019s Passacaille<\/em> and Kod\u00e1ly\u2019s Duo, Op. 7. <\/p>\n

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Quartz Music<\/strong>
Quartz is an independent UK classical record label that prides itself on \u2018sound with vision\u2019. Artists such as the Gould Piano Trio and Katya Apekisheva perform an intriguing and wide variety of repertoire, composers ranging from Franghis Ali-Zadeh to Frederick Delius.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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