Richard Lehnert

Joint Recording of November 1992: Wagner: Götterdämmerung

<B>WAGNER: <I>G&#246;tterd&#228;mmerung</I></B><BR>
Eva Mart&#243;n, Br&#252;nnhilde; Siegfried Jerusalem, Siegfried; John Tomlinson, Hagen; Thomas Hampson, Gunther; Eva-Maria Bundschuh, Gutrune; Marjana Lipovsek, Waltraute; Theo Adam, Alberich; Jard Van Nes, First Norn; Anne Sofie von Otter, Second Norn; Jean Eaglen, Third Norn; Julie Kaufmann, Woglinde; Silvia Herman, Wellgunde; Christine Hagen, Flosshilde; Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra & Chorus; Bernard Haitink<BR>
EMI CDCD 54485 (4 CDs only). Wolfram Graul, Peter Alward, prods.; Martin W&#246;hr, eng. DDD. TT: 4:17:42

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Recording of January 2006: Wagner: Tristan und Isolde

WAGNER: <I>Tristan und Isolde</I><BR>
Pl&#225;cido Domingo, Tristan; Nina Stemme, Isolde; Mihoko Fujimura, Brang&#228;ne; Ren&#233; Pape, Marke; Olaf B&#228;r, Kurwenal; Jared Holt, Melot; Ian Bostridge, Shepherd; Matthew Rose, Steersman; Rolando Villaz&#243;n, A Young Sailor; Orchestra & Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden; Antonio Pappano<BR>
EMI 5 58006 2 (3 CDs, 1 DVD). 2005. David Groves, prod.; Jonathan Allen, John Dunkerly, Roland Heap, engs. DDD. TT: 3:46:29<BR>
Performance *****<BR>
Sonics ****&#189;

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40 Years of Stereophile: The 40 Essential Albums

<IMG SRC="/images/archivesart/40thlogo.jpg" WIDTH=150 HEIGHT=150 HSPACE=6 VSPACE=4 BORDER=0 ALIGN=LEFT>And I used to think our annual "<A HREF="http://www.stereophile.com/showcategory.cgi?category=Records%202%20Die%… To Die For</A>" issue was difficult. Whew! When it came down to choosing the 40 most influential rock/pop, jazz, and classical records of the past 40 years, during which this magazine has been the most honest and enjoyable source of high-end audio journalism, my initial list contained more than 200 choices. A painful paring-down process ensued, with input from every member of the <I>Stereophile</I> staff.

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Recording of January 2002: J.S. Bach: Morimur

<B>J.S. BACH: <I>Morimur</I></B><BR> Partita No.2 in d for Solo Violin, BWV 1004; 11 Chorales; <I>Chaconne</I> from BWV 1004 and "Auf meinen lieben Gott" realized by Helga Thoene for solo violin & four voices<BR>Christoph Poppen, baroque violin. The Hilliard Ensemble: Monika Mauch, soprano; David James, countertenor; John Potter, tenor; Gordon Jones, baritone<BR> ECM New Series 1765 (CD). 2001. Manfred Eicher, prod.; Peter Laenger, eng. DDD. TT: 61:42<BR> Performance <B>*****</B><BR> Sonics <B>*****</B>

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