- An Introduction to der Ring des Nibelungen

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• EAN: 0028944358124
• Veröffentlichungsdatum: 25.11.2004
• Label: Decca (Universal Music)
• Format: Doppel-CD Audio CD

CD-Titel - An Introduction to der Ring des Nibelungen

• 1. Of All Great Musical Compositions Ex.1-4 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 2. The Fundamental Symbol Ex.5-11 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 3. Returning Now To The Nature Motive Ex.12-16 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 4. A Number Of Further Motives Ex.17-21 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 5. A Second, Much Smaller Family Ex.22-25 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 6. So Much For Nature Ex.26-38 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 7. The Cause Of The Deterioration Ex.39-44 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 8. The Other Transformation Ex.45-48 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 9. Several Other Motives Ex.49-52 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 10. Two Further Motives Ex.41,53-61 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 11. Basic Motive Associated With The Spear Ex.62/68 Ex.62/8ex.62/8 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical)
• 12. Along Another, More Complex Line Ex.69-72 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 13. In Act 2 Of "Walküre" Ex.69,73-75 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 14. Returning Now To Act 2 Of "Walküre Ex.76-79 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 15. Love Is Another Of The Central Symbols Ex.80-83 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 16. Later In The Same Scene Ex.84-87 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 17. Freia's Motive Has 2 Independent Segments Ex.88-91 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 18. The Label "Flight" Ex.92 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 19. When Fasolt, In Scene 2 Of "Rhinegold" Ex.93-8 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 20. A Little Later In This Interlude Ex.99-103 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)

• 21. The Other New Motive Ex.104-09 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 22. There Are Several Independent Love-Motives Ex.110- (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 23. The Characters In Whose Lives Ex.115-120 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 24. One Further Motive Belongs Ex.121 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 25. The Sword Motive Recurs Ex.122-130 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 26. Ironically, This Phrase Ex.131-5 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 27. Closely Associated With Gutrune's Motive Ex.136-40 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 28. Here We Come To The End Ex.141-6 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 29. Complementary To This Symbol Ex.147-9 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 30. One Last Central Symbol Ex.150-7 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 31. One Further Motive Connected Ex.158-61 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 32. There Are One Or Two Motives Ex.162-8 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 33. These Motives Of Alberich & Mime Ex.169-71 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 34. Quite A Number Of Subsidiary Motives Ex.172-6 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 35. Besides This Family Of Motives Ex.177-80 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 36. Our Final Example Ex.10,181-2 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 37. In The Final Scene Of "Götterdämmerung" Ex.181-3 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 38. Even More Masterly Ex.184-8 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 39. Now If We Return Ex.189-91 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)
• 40. This Masterly Way Ex.192-3 (An Introduction By Deryck Cooke With Musical Examples)