THE PENGUIN GUIDE TO RECORDED CLASSICAL MUSIC

基本信息·出版社：Penguin

·页码：1602 页

·出版日期：2008年

·ISBN：0141033355

·条形码：9780141033358

·装帧：平装

·正文语种：英语

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This completely revised edition of the Penguin Guide reviews the major classical recordings issued and reissued over the past five decades, many of which dominate the catalogue because of their sheer excellence, irrespective of recording dates. More comprehensive than ever before and now updated annually, it indicates key recordings on CD, DVD and enhanced SACD, including those in surround sound. If you want the finest available version of any major classical work (including DVDs of opera and ballet) you will find it listed and assessed in these pages. Ranging from long-established recordings to the newest releases, the latest edition represents the cream of the international repertoire and has all the information you need to select the finest classical music available.

作者简介Ivan Marchis a well-known lecturer, journalist, and personality in the world of recorded music, and acts as consultant to Squires Gate Music Ltd, an international mail order source for classical CDs.

Edward Greenfieldwas for forty years a music critic atThe Guardian. In October 1993 he was given a Gramophone Award for Special Achievement and in June 1994 received the OBE for services to music and journalism.

Robert Laytonis a journalist and broadcaster.

Paul Czajkowskiis the longtime editor ofThe Penguin Guide to Recorded Classical Music.

编辑推荐Review

'Indispensable, illuminating and comprehensive' The Times 'An indispensable and comprehensive survey. Anyone who wants to make sense of all the rival versions of classical music available on CD will find a great deal of illumination' The Times 'The bible for the discriminating record collector' - David Mellor, Daily Telegraph 'More valuable than ever to any serious collector of classical music' Wall Street Journal

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“Indispensable, illuminating, and comprehensive.”

—The Times(London)

“The collector’s bible . . . you cannot go wrong with this guide.”

—Daily Telegraph(London)