Marek Janowski
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Marek Janowski is a Polish conductor who has led orchestras in many European cities and Pittsburgh in the United States. His recordings include Johannes Brahms' four symphonies and Richard Wagner's 'Ring Cycle' as well as works by Richard Strauss and Carl Maria von Weber.
Born in Warsaw, he grew up in the town of Wuppertal near Cologne in Germany after his father disappeared during World War II. After a stint as music director at Freiberg, in 1973 Janowski took charge of the Dortmunder Philharmoniker at the Dortmund Opera and became music director of Cologne's Gürzenich Orchestra. He was named music director of what is now the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France in 1984 and continued to hold that position until 2000. His other commitments included serving with the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic, the Berlin Radio Symphony, the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and the Pittsburgh Symphony. His many recordings include an album of Krysztof Penderecki's 'The Devils of Loudun' with the Hamburg State Orchestra with whom he had debuted the work in concert in 1969.
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- No. 25. Finale "LaÃt ruh'n das Schwert!" (König, Adolar, Eglantine, Chor, Lysiart, Euryanthe) featuring Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 22. Solo mit Chor "Vernichte kühn das Werk der Tücke" (Chor, Adolar) featuring Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 21. Szene mit Chor "Der Mai bringt frische Rosen dar" (Chor, Bertha, Rudolf, Adolar) featuring Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 24. Duett mit Chor "Trotze nicht! Vermessener!" (Chor, Lysiart, Adolar) featuring Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 23. Hochzeitsmarsch, Szene und Chor "Das Frevlerpaar! Weh diesem Bunde!" (Chor, Adolar, Eglantine, Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- Jour d'été à la montagne, Op. 61: I. Aurore featuring Catherine Collard
- No. 25. Finale, Duett mit Chor "Hin nimm die Seele mein" (Euryanthe, Adolar, Chor) featuring Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- Symphonie sur un chant montagnard français, Op. 25 "Cévenole": I. Assez lent featuring Catherine Collard
- D'Indy : Jour d'été à la montagne Op.61 : II Jour featuring Marek Janowski
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: V. L'éléphant
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: VI. Kangourous
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: III. Hémiones
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: IV. Tortues
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: I. Introduction et marche royale du lion
- Le carnaval des animaux, R 125: II. Poules et coqs
- No. 9. Finale "Jubeltöne, Heldensöhne" (Chor, Euryanthe, Eglantine, Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 10. Szene und Arie "Wo berg' ich mich?" - "Schweigt, glüh'nden Sehnens wilde Triebe" (Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 9. Finale "Fröhliche Klänge, Tänze, Gesänge" (Euryanthe, Chor, Eglantine, Rudolf, Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- Die Walküre - Oper in drei Aufzügen: 2. Aufzug: 1. Szene: So ist es denn aus mit den ewigen Göttern featuring René Kollo
- No. 12. Arie "Wehen mir Lüfte Ruh'" (Adolar) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- No. 11. Rezitativ "Der Gruft entronnen, atm' ich wieder" (Eglantine, Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- Die Walküre - Oper in drei Aufzügen: 2. Aufzug: 1. Szene: Der alte Sturm, die alte Müh'! featuring René Kollo
- No. 11. Duett "Komm denn, unser Leid zu rächen!" (Eglantine, Lysiart) by Staatskapelle Dresden [Orchestra]
- Die Walküre - Oper in drei Aufzügen: 2. Aufzug: 1. Szene: Was verlangst du? featuring René Kollo
