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　　分類: 音乐,古典,
　　品牌: Bryn TerfelWolfgang Amadeus MozartPaul DanielSwedish Radio Orchestra

商品描述1 Mefistofele / Act 1 - Canzone Del Fischio: \\"So Lo Spirito Che Nega\\" 3:39

2 Tosca / Act 1 - Tre Sbirri, Una Carrozza 4:23

3 L'elisir D'amore / Act 1 - \"Udite, Udite, O Rustici\" 7:15

4 Otello / Act 1 - \"Vanne! La Tua Meta Già Vedo\" - \"Credo In Un Dio Cru- Del\" 4:42

5 Der Freischütz / Act 1 - \"Schweig, Schweig, Damit Dich Niemand Warnt\" 3:12

6 Porgy And Bess / Act 2 - It Ain't Necessarily So 3:50

7 Die Dreigroschenoper - Moritat Von Mackie Messer 2:56

8 Ruddigore Or The Witch's Curse / Act 2 - 20 When The Night Wind Howls 2:33

9 Sweeney Todd - Epiphany 3:17

10 Les Miserables - Arranged By David Hamilton - Stars 3:10

11 La Gioconda / Act 1 - O Monumento! 4:16

12 Il Barbiere Di Siviglia / Act 1 - No.6 Aria: \"La Calunnia È Un Venticello\" 3:28

13 Fidelio Op.72 / Act 1 - \"Ha! Welch Ein Augenblick!\" 3:07

14 Faust / Act 2 - No.7 Ronde Du Veau D'or: \"Le Veau D'or\" 2:05

15 Don Giovanni, Ossia Il Dissoluto Punito, K.527 / Act 2 - \"Don Giovanni, A Cenar Teco M'invitasti\" 6:20

Born in North Wales in 1965, Bryn Terfel entered London's Guildhall School of Music in 1984, studying first with Arthur Reckless and later with Rudolf Piernay In 1988 he won the Kathleen Ferrier Memorial Scholarship and the following year graduated from the Guildhall, receiving the school's Gold Medal Shortly after that he represented Wales in the "Singer of the World" Competition in Cardiff and launched his career by winning the lieder prize 1990 Opera debut as Guglielmo (Così fan tutte) and Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro) at Welsh National Opera; release of Monteverdi's Vespers of the Blessed Virgin conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner (Penguin Rosette Award, Record Academy Prize, Tokyo, Stella d'oro 1991) 1991 English National Opera debut and US debut at Santa Fe as Figaro; release: Jochanaan in Strauss's Salome under Giuseppe Sinopoli (Edison Award, Grand Prix de la Nouvelle Académie, Orphée d'or, Stella d'argento 1992) 1992 Breakthrough Salzburg Festival debut as Jochanaan; Covent Garden debut as Masetto (Don Giovanni); first artist to receive the Critics' Circle Award for the most important contribution to British musical life; release: Angelotti in Puccini's Tosca (Record Academy Prize, Tokyo, 1992, CD Compact, Barcelona, Stella d'argento 1993); named "Young Singer of the Year" by Gramophone magazine 1993 Signs exclusive contract with Deutsche Grammophon; triumphant Vienna State Opera debut as Figaro; sings Ford in Falstaff at Welsh National Opera; "Newcomer of the Year" at the International Classical Music Awards; participates in the Wagner Gala Concert on New Year's Eve with Claudio Abbado and the Berliner Philharmoniker 1994 Figaro at Covent Garden and at his Metropolitan debut; first recitals in London's Wigmore Hall, at the Salzburg Festival and in Florence; US recital debut in New York's Alice Tully Hall; soloist at the "Last Night of the Proms" Releases: Figaro with Gardiner (Edison Award, Grand Prix de la Nouvelle Académie 1995), Baron Mirko Zeta in Lehár's Merry Widow under Gardiner (Diapason d'or 1995); An die Musik - Schubert songs with pianist Malcolm Martineau (Gramophone Award 1995) 1995 Leporello in Don Giovanni at the Met; Leporello and Figaro at the Salzburg Festival; Jochanaan at Covent Garden; recital debut at La Scala Release of The Vagabond - songs by Vaughan Williams, Butterworth, Finzi and Ireland (Penguin Rosette Award, Prix Caecilia, Brussels, 1995, Edison Award, Gramophone Award 1996) 1996 Debut recital at New York's Carnegie Hall; releases include opera arias under James Levine (Penguin Rosette Award, Grammy® 1996) and Something Wonderful with songs by Rodgers & Hammerstein (Gramophone Award 1997) 1997 La Scala opera debut as Figaro; release of Handel arias under Sir Charles Mackerras 1998 Hollywood Bowl debut Releases: Leporello (Don Giovanni) under Abbado, Mephis­topheles (Berlioz's Damnation de Faust) with Myung-Whun Chung, requiems by Fauré and Duruflé also under Chung (Classical Brit Award 2000) and If Ever I Would Leave You, a collection of famous Broadway songs 1999 Falstaff at Sydney Opera House, Chicago Lyric Opera and the re-opening of Covent Garden; debut as Don Giovanni in Paris; title role in Handel's Saul under Mackerras at the Edinburgh Festival; release: Nick Shadow in Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress under Gardiner (Grammy® 2000) 2000 Met appearances in Les Contes d'Hoffmann (four roles) and as Don Giovanni; Nick Shadow at San Francisco Opera; Mephistopheles at the Edinburgh Festival; first Faenol Festival (his own festival held annually in North Wales) Releases: his Welsh Album We'll Keep a Welcome and Schumann lieder 2001 Don Giovanni in Vienna, Figaro in Tokyo, Figaro and Falstaff in Munich, Falstaff at the Salzburg Festival; tour of the Far East Release: Falstaff with Abbado (Record Academy Prize, Tokyo, 2001, Echo Award 2002) 2002 Don Giovanni at Covent Garden, Falstaff at the Met and Bavarian State Opera, four roles in Les Contes d'Hoffmann in Paris, Sondheim's Sweeney Todd (debut) in Chicago; his Faenol Festival wins the Welsh Tourism Award as "Greatest Show in Wales - Event of the Year 2001" Release of arias by Wagner (Prix Caecilia, Brussels, 2003) 2003 Concert with Abbado at the Lucerne Festival; Faenol Festival includes an opera gala with José Carreras Awarded a CBE for services to opera in the Queen's New Year Honours list Release of his platinum-selling album Bryn Terfel Sings Favourites with Sissel and Andrea Bocelli (Classical Brit Award "Album of the Year" 2004) DVD release: Bryn Terfel Live in Concert 2004 "Male Artist of the Year" at the Classical Brit Awards Debut as Wotan in Das Rheingold in Covent Garden's new Ring production 2005 Debut as Wotan in Die Walküre at Covent Garden; appears with Plácido Domingo in Die Walküre (concert version) at the BBC Proms Falstaff in debuts in Houston and Los Angeles Releases: Silent Noon, a second anthology of English songs, Simple Gifts (Grammy® 2007 for the "Best Classical Crossover Album"); on DVD: Don Giovanni from the Met under Levine 2006 Title role in Wagner's Der fliegende Holländer with Welsh National Opera and Scarpia in Tosca at Covent Garden Appears at the BBC Proms Concert where he is awarded The Queen's Medal for Music by Elizabeth II Receives the Shakespeare Prize from the Alfred Toepfer Stiftung, Hamburg for his "outstanding contributions to European cultural heritage in the English-speaking countries in Europe" and an Echo Award as "Singer of the Year" Releases include Tutto Mozart! - favourites with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra under Mackerras 2007 Title roles in Don Giovanni and Falstaff in Vienna and Puccini's Gianni Schicchi at Covent Garden; Sweeney Todd at London's Royal Festival Hall (concert performance); Figaro at the Met Opera arias with soprano Barbara Krieger and the Dresdner Sinfoniker in Munich, Hamburg and Dresden; a concert at the Tower of London

2008 One of the main highlights of the year is his appearance at the Last Night of the Proms in London's Royal Albert Hall, which is broadcast live around the world Release of Terfel's recording Scarborough Fair featuring favourite folk songs of the British Isles with the London Voices, London Symphony Orchestra and Barry Wordsworth 2009 Engagements at Covent Garden as Scarpia and the Dutchman, the latter also at the Bavarian State Opera; performs opera arias with Rolando Villazón and the Prague Philharmonia at the Paris Théâtre des Champs-Élysées; further concerts in the Czech Republic, the USA, UK and New Zealand; festival appearances include Bergen, Verbier and Edinburgh His latest recording of "bad boy characters" from opera and musicals is planned for release in the autumn 2010 Plans include Falstaff in Monte Carlo and Hans Sachs in Die Meistersinger for Welsh National Opera

Bad Boys is a line up of some of the most unscrupulous, cynical, devious, roguish musical villains of the opera stage Bryn Terfel calls them the "demonic misfits and malcontents of this wonderful music." Internationally acclaimed star Bryn Terfel, a gentle man in real life, recruits a gang of "bad boy" characters from opera and musicals to electrify us with tunes from the sinister side of the bass clef Thoroughly convincing as villains you would not want to meet alone in the dark, Bryn Terfel wields a full, wide ranging bass-baritone ever in service to dramatic instincts rare in any era No singer morphs from Don Giovanni to "Mack the Knife" to Sweeney Todd with Terfel's devilish ease--Bad Boys is a delightful box of mixed musical bonbons Grammophone writes: "[Terfel's] powerful vocal presence is born of physical presence and he harnesses words, in any language, like few others." Bryn will be performing one of the bad boys, Scarpia from Tosca at The Metropolitan Opera from April 14-24th

发行日期：2010年4月13日基本信息外文名:Bad Boys乐团:Swedish Radio Orchestra指挥:Paul Daniel作曲:Wolfgang Amadeus MozartCD碟数:1版权提供:Deutsche GrammophonISBN:0028947780915条形码:0028947780915ASIN:B008LSFBPW

 

 

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