Das Große Julian-Bream-Album
Johann Sebastian Bach, John Dowland, Domenico Scarlatti, Niccolò Paganini, Maurice Ravel, Sylvius Leopold Weiss, Joaquín Rodrigo, Julian Bream
- Label
- RCA
- Catalog number
- SFKLP 78624
- Format
- LP · Compilation · Club Edition
- Country
- Germany, Austria, & Switzerland
- Released
- 1977
- Genre
- Classical
What’s on it
Das Große Julian-Bream-Album has 17 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
- Altenglische Tänze
- A1The Earl Of Essex Galliard
- A2Lachrimae Antiquae
- A3My Lady Hunsdon's Puffe
- A4Lord D'Lisle's Galliard
- A5The Frog Galliard
- A6Lachrimae Verae
- A7The Shoemaker's Wife (A Toy)
- A8Lady Rich Her Galliard
- A9Unnamed Piece (Almaine)
B1Präludium D-moll, BWV 999
- Composed By
- Johann Sebastian Bach
B2Fuge A-moll, BWV 1001
- Composed By
- Johann Sebastian Bach
B3Tombeau Sur La Mort De M. Comte De Logy
- Composed By
- Sylvius Leopold Weiss
B4Sonate E-moll, L. 352
- Arranged By [Arr.]
- Julian Bream
- Composed By
- Domenico Scarlatti
B5Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte
- Arranged By [Arr.]
- Julian Bream
- Composed By
- Maurice Ravel
- C1Allegro Risoluto
- D1Allegro Con Spirito
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Where it came from
Das Große Julian-Bream-Album was released in 1977 as a comprehensive retrospective of the British guitarist's illustrious career. Produced by RCA during a period when Bream was arguably the world's most influential classical guitarist, the compilation served to showcase his versatility across diverse stylistic eras, spanning from the Renaissance lute works of John Dowland and Sylvius Leopold Weiss to the intricate compositions of Bach, Scarlatti, and Ravel, alongside the quintessential modern guitar concerto by Joaquín Rodrigo.
The album was designed to act as an authoritative introduction to Bream’s artistry, benefiting from his meticulous interpretive approach that helped revitalize the classical guitar repertoire in the mid-twentieth century. As part of RCA's prestige catalog, the release was received as a definitive portrait of Bream’s technical prowess and his ability to bridge the gap between early music scholarship and contemporary concert performance, cementing his reputation as a transformative figure in the classical music world.
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