Nowowiejski Quo Vadis

[mikehopf]

   
SPECIAL PROGRAM: Konzert

This Sunday on DLR Kultur:

Aula der Universität Poznan
Aufzeichnung vom 29.06.2016

Feliks Nowowiejski "Quo Vadis", Oratorium für Soli, gemischten Chor, Orgel und Orchester nach Henryk Sienkiewiczs gleichnamigen Roman

Wioletta Chodowicz, Sopran
Robert Gierlach, Bariton
Wojtek Gierlach, Bass
Chor der Podlachischen Oper und Philharmonie
Białystok Filharmonia Poznańska
Leitung: Łukasz Borowicz (2 hrs.)

[Alan Howe]

Can anyone record this, please?

[adriano]

Will do, Alan, and hope it is not going to be a suspense session like last time when I recorded Holfernes, where there was a thunderstorm - and I had to switch from one audio source to the other...

[Alan Howe]

Great, thanks. Yes, we've been having thunderstorms over here too.

[BerlinExpat]

I can do it too, just in case the south and west are hit yet again.

[minacciosa]

 Forgive my ignorance, but how do you learn about these amazing broadcasts?

[adriano]

Deutschlandradio Kultur (a sensation; hope it will survive these difficult times for Radios stations!) has a
website with daily programs, forecasts and a lot of additional infos:
http://www.deutschlandradiokultur.de/programmvorschau.282.de.html

[mikehopf]

Forgive my ignorance, but how do you learn about these amazing broadcasts?

No big deal... I just go to www.operacast.com a couple of times a week.

[adriano]

Hi Alan
I've recorded the Oratorium. A really good piece.
At the end of the broadcast, the announcer says that it will be issued soon on cpo; do you still want my audio file?

[Alan Howe]

Our usual practice is to retain the upload until the commercial recording comes out and then delete it.

[adriano]

To whom shall I send it by wetransfer? I don't know how to upload, so I would need an e-mail address...

[Alan Howe]

I think Mark Thomas will be able to help once he's back from holiday this week.

[Mark Thomas]

Yes, Adriano, send it to me, if you like. I'm back on Wednesday.

[markniew]

Excellent news! I wonder how this performance may sound. We can compare it to the recording uploaded years ago into our archive.

[Mark Thomas]

It's now available for download, here. Thanks Hadrianus.