JOHNNY HARTMAN I JUST DROPPED BY TO SAY HELLO
Johnny Hartman / I Just Dropped By to Say Hello
This is Hartmann's masterpiece, showcasing his charming, gentle, and warm personality to its fullest.
Specifications
Tracklist
Johnny Hartman / I Just Dropped By to Say Hello
Charade
The night deepened
Sleepin' Bee
Don't you know eye care
Kiss and Run
If I'm lucky
I just dropped by to say hello
Stairway to the Stars
Our Time
Don't Call It Love
How sweet it is to be in love
Johnny Hartman (vocals),
Hank Jones (piano),
Illinois Jacquet (tenor saxophone),
Kenny Burrell (guitar), [2-5, 7-11]
Jim Hall (guitar), [1, 6]
Milt Hinton (bass),
Elvin Jones (drums)
[Recording] October 9 & 17, 1963, Van Gelder Studio, Inglewood Cliff, New Jersey
[First Release] Impulse! A-57 (1964)
[First Japanese Release] Impulse! SH-3033 (1964)
[Original Recording]
[Producer] Bob Thiele
[Recording Engineer] Rudy Van Gelder
Renata Tebaldi, Carlo Bergonzi, Giulietta Simionato, Cornell McNeill, et al.
Herbert von Karajan conducting
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Karajan's first recording of "Aida," considered a groundbreaking performance and recording in the history of music, has finally arrived.
Label: DECCA
Audio Source: Universal Music LLC
Specifications: Super Audio CD Hybrid
DSD MASTERING / Super Audio CD Layer, 2-Channel Stereo
Beautiful Deluxe Paper Digipak Package
Includes Lyrics Translation
Catalog Number: ESSD-90327/28 (2-Disc Set)
Tracklist
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
Opera "Aida" (4 Acts)
DISC 1
Prelude
Act 1
Scene 1
Yes, Ethiopia is at war again (Ramphis, Radames).
If that general were me! ...Pure Aida (Radames)
Is there something special to celebrate (Amneris, Radames, Aida)?
Something important has happened, and I have gathered everyone together (the Egyptian king, the messenger, Radames, Aida, Amneris, Ramfis, the officials and soldiers, and the priests).
Return victorious! (Aida)
Scene 2
O Almighty God of Futar (Priestess, Chorus of Priestesses, Ramfis and Priests)
Beloved of God, to you (Ramphis, the priests, Radames, the priestesses)
Act 2
Scene 1
Who is it amidst the victory songs and cheers? (Slaves, Amneris)
The outcome of the battle was a sad one for you (Amneris, Aida).
Go! To the banks of the sacred Nile (Chorus, Amneris, Aida)
Scene 2
Glory to Egypt (People, Women, Priests)
triumphal march
Come forth, triumphant general (people, priests)
Well done, savior of the homeland (Radames, King of Egypt, Ramfis and the priests)
Oh! What's that? Father! (Aida, Amneris, Amonasro, King of Egypt)
This garment tells the story (Amonasro)
But O King, Great King (Aida, the captives and slaves, Ramfis and the priests, Amneris, the King of Egypt, the people, Amonasro, Radames)
DISC 2
Act 2
Scene 2
King, by the sacred gods (Radames, King of Egypt, Amneris, priests, people, Ramfis)
Glory to Egypt and to the goddess Isis (the kings and people of Egypt, the slaves and captives, Ramfis and the priests, Aida, Radames, Amneris, Amonasro)
Act 3
The eternal mother of Osiris (Chorus, Ramfis, Amneris)
Radames should be coming here! ...Oh, my homeland (Aida)
Oh! Father! (Aida, Amonasro)
We finally meet, my dearest Aida... [Duet on the Nile] (Radames, Aida)
Let's get away. It's uncomfortable (Aida, Radames).
You! Amonasro! You! With the King? (Radames, Aida, Amonasro)
Act 4
Scene 1
My hated rival in love is gone (Amneris)
The priests have already gathered together (Amneris, Radames).
Oh! I'm going to die! (Amneris, Ramfis, and the priests)
Radames, Radames, Radames (Ramphis, the priests, Amneris)
Scene 2
The Stone of Destiny is sealed upon me (Radames, Aida)
The insects have warned us of your punishment (Aida, Radames, and the priestesses).
Goodbye, Earth (Aida, Radames, Chorus)
Aida (Ethiopian princess enslaved in Egypt): Renata Tebaldi (soprano)
Radames (Egyptian general): Carlo Bergonzi (tenor)
Amneris (Egyptian princess): Giulietta Simionato (mezzo-soprano)
Amonasro (Ethiopian king and Aida's father): Cornell McNeill (baritone)
Ramfis (Egyptian high priest): Arnold van Mil (bass)
King of Egypt: Ferdinand Corena (bass)
Messenger: Piero de Palma (tenor)
Sibyl: Eugenia Ratti (soprano)
Libretto: Antonio Ghislanzoni
Vienna Musikverein Choir
Chorus Master: Reinhold
Schmidt Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Herbert von Karajan
MAHLER Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” SOLTI
Mahler: Symphony No. 2 in C minor, "Resurrection,"
conducted by Sir Georg Solti, Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, a group of exceptional talent who cultivated a close working relationship with the maestro Solti, delivers a superb performance of Mahler's "Resurrection."
Tracklist
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Symphony No. 2 in C minor, "Resurrection"
First movement: Allegro maestoso (with a completely serious and majestic expression
)
Second movement: Andante moderato (Very relaxed
, never in a hurry)
Third movement: Scherzo (In ruhig fliessender Bewegung)
(With a gently flowing movement)
Fourth movement: Urlicht "O red rose!" (Very solemn, but simple, choral massig
)
Fifth movement: Im Tempo des Scherzo (Wild herausfahrend)
(The one who cries out in the wilderness)
Isobel Buchanan (soprano),
Mira Zakai (contralto),
Chicago Symphony Chorus (Chorus Master: Margaret Hillis),
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: Sir Georg Solti
[Recording] May 5-7, 1980, Medina Temple, Chicago
[First Release] DECCA D229D 2 (1981)
[First Japanese Release] LONDON K25C 121/2 (July 21, 1981)
[Original Recording]
[Producer] James Marineson
[Recording Engineers] John Dunkerley, James Locke
[Super Audio CD Remastering]
[Super Audio CD Remaster] May 2026, Esoteric Audio Room, "Esoteric Mastering" system
[Super Audio CD Producer] Motoaki Omachi (Esoteric Mastering Center)
[Super Audio CD Associate Producer] Minoru Yoshida (Esoteric Mastering Center)
[Super Audio CD Remastering Engineer] Shinya Higashino (Esoteric Mastering Center)
[Commentary] Kozo Asari, Kotaro Yamazaki
[Planning & Sales] TEAC Corporation
[Planning & Cooperation] Tokyo Denka Co., Ltd.
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