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KODÁLY, Zoltán (1882–1967)
(i–ii) Ballet Music; Concerto for Orchestra; Dances of Galánta; Dances of Marosszék; Háry János: Suite. Hungarian Rondo; Minuetto serio; (iii) Variations on a Hungarian Folk Song (The Peacock); Summer Evening; Symphony in C; Theatre Overture. (iii–v) Háry János (Singspiel: complete). (vi) The Peacock (folksong for unaccompanied chorus); (vii; v; iii) Psalmus hungaricus, Op. 13.
Decca 478 2303 (4). (i) Dorati; (ii) Philharmonia Hungarica; (iii) LSO, Kertész; (iv) Ustinov (nar.), Komlóssy, Palócz, Melis, Bende, Szőnyi, László, Edinburgh Festival Ch.; (v) Wandsworth School Boys’ Ch.; (vi) L. Symphony Ch.; (vii) Kozma, Brighton Festival Ch.
Kodály has been lucky on disc. His vibrantly colourful music has inspired many great conductors to give of their best, as well as giving recording engineers a chance to show their prowess. Following his monumental complete Haydn Symphonies survey, Dorati and his orchestra turned to the music of their compatriot, and performed it with the same sense of commitment. He included all the composer’s most famous orchestral works, as well as his less well-known works, and this is the first time they have been issued complete. His reading of the popular Háry János Suite can stand comparison with the finest, both as a performance and technically as a recording. The Dances of Galánta and Marosszék have real flair and virtuosity, and while the Minuetto serio is a slight piece, it has some charm. If the late Concerto for Orchestra never quite fulfils its promise, it contains many attractive ideas, but the equally rare Theatre Overture (intended to precede Háry János) is thoroughly entertaining throughout its fourteen minutes’ duration. Similarly, also intended for Háry János is the short Ballet Music and very vivid and colourful it is too. The Peacock Variations, it has to be admitted, is not the most polished performance the work has ever received, but it is still most enjoyable, and makes one wonder at its relative neglect. The same might also be said of the Hungarian Rondo, a delightful eight-minute work, full of catchy tunes, in richly coloured orchestral dress. Only the Symphony disappoints in terms of richness of ideas, but it too is worth exploring. Kertész takes over for the choral items, and he directs a superb version of the Psalmus hungaricus – the composer’s most vital choral work. Kertész’s energy takes one compellingly through all the straight homophonic writing, which in a lesser performance can diminish the work’s stature. Here, with the chorus trained by another Hungarian musician, the results are electrifying, and the recording is outstandingly brilliant to match. The light tenor tone of Lajos Kozma is not ideal for the solo part, but again the authentic Hungarian touch helps. Also included in this set is the complete Háry János play with music. It was an attempt to re-create in recording terms for English-speaking listeners the curious humour of the original Hungarian play. All of Kodály’s music is included, and all the links are provided by Peter Ustinov in many guises. Though perhaps the humour will not be to all tastes, Peter Ustinov – a master raconteur – is a superb and compelling narrator and one cannot imagine a more authentic performance. There are a number of pieces as attractive as those in the well-known suite, and vocal versions of some that many will know already. Superb recording from the late 1960s.
柯达伊的唱片运气一直不错。他那充满活力的绚丽音乐不仅激发了许多伟大指挥家献上最佳演绎,也为录音工程师提供了展示技艺的机会。在完成浩大的海顿交响曲全集录音后,多拉蒂与他的乐团将目光转向了这位同胞的作品,以同样的专注投入演绎。这套录音囊括了作曲家所有著名管弦乐作品及冷门之作,系其作品首次完整发行。他诠释的经典《哈利·亚诺什组曲》无论是演绎水准还是录音技术,都足以与最优秀的版本比肩。《加兰塔舞曲》与《马罗采克舞曲》展现出真正的神韵与精湛技艺,而《严肃小步舞曲》虽是小品,却别具魅力。尽管晚期的《乐队协奏曲》未能完全兑现其潜力,但其中不乏动人乐思;同样罕见的《剧院序曲》(原为《哈利·亚诺什》前奏)则在十四分钟时长里始终妙趣横生。同为《哈利·亚诺什》而作的简短《芭蕾音乐》同样生动绚烂。必须承认,《孔雀变奏曲》并非该作品最精雕细琢的演绎,但仍极具欣赏价值,令人不禁感叹其遭受的相对冷遇。《匈牙利回旋曲》亦是如此——这部八分钟的欢快作品充满朗朗上口的旋律,配以浓墨重彩的管弦乐编曲。唯有《交响曲》在乐思丰富性上稍显逊色,但仍值得探索。
克尔提斯接棒指挥合唱作品,他执棒的《匈牙利诗篇》堪称典范——这是作曲家最具生命力的合唱作品。克尔提斯的澎湃能量将那些原本在平庸演绎中会削弱作品分量的朴素主调段落演绎得极具说服力。在另一位匈牙利音乐家训练的合唱团加持下,演出效果震撼人心,录音也以非凡的清晰度与之匹配。男高音拉约什·科兹玛清亮的音色虽非独唱部分的理想选择,但纯正的匈牙利风味仍为之增色。此套装还收录了带音乐的完整《哈利·亚诺什》戏剧录音,旨在通过英语录音重现原版匈牙利戏剧的奇特幽默感。所有柯达伊的音乐段落均予保留,彼得·乌斯蒂诺夫以多变声线串联全场。尽管其幽默风格未必符合所有人口味,但这位大师级演说家的叙述令人沉醉,堪称最地道的演绎。其中不乏与知名组曲同样迷人的段落,更有为人熟知的旋律人声版本。这套上世纪60年代末的录音堪称瑰宝。
Psalmus hungaricus, Op. 13《匈牙利诗篇》
Chan. 9310. Svensson, Copenhagen Boys’ Ch., Danish Nat. R. Ch. & SO, Mackerras – JANÁČEK: Glagolitic Mass
As the unusual but refreshing coupling for the Janáček Mass, the Psalmus hungaricus is infected by Mackerras with an element of wildness that sweeps away any idea of Kodály as a bland composer. As in the Janáček, the tenor Peter Svensson is an excellent, clear-toned and incisive soloist, if here rather more backwardly balanced. The glory of the performance lies most of all in the superb choral singing, full, bright and superbly disciplined, with the hushed pianissimos as telling as the great fortissimo outbursts. It is a mark of Mackerras’s understanding of the music that the many sudden changes of mood sound both dramatic and natural. Full, warm and atmospheric recording, with plenty of detail.
作为雅纳切克《弥撒曲》别致而令人耳目一新的搭配曲目,马克拉斯为《匈牙利诗篇》注入了一股狂野气息,彻底打破了柯达伊作为温吞作曲家的刻板印象。与雅纳切克作品中的表现一样,男高音彼得·斯文森仍是出色、音色清亮且富有穿透力的独唱家,尽管此处的声乐平衡稍显靠后。这场演出的精髓首先在于无与伦比的合唱表现:饱满、明亮且纪律严明,弱音时的私语感与强奏时的爆发力同样震撼人心。马克拉斯对音乐的深刻理解,使得诸多突如其来的情绪转换既充满戏剧性又浑然天成。录音饱满、温暖且富有氛围感,细节纤毫毕现。
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Kodaly, Zoltán - Orchestral Works - Kertész & LSO, Doráti & Hungarica PO [DECCA]
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