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Deutsche Grammophon

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Oct 29, 2026

John CurlGUEST
79:42
Well, Sheffield and Crystal Clear.
John CurlGUEST
79:45
Deutsche Grammophon
Michael FremerGUEST
79:46
just made one.
Michael FremerGUEST
79:47
Deutsche Grammophon just made a directed disc recording of also Sprach Zarathustra at the Berlin Philharmonie.
Michael FremerGUEST
79:53
They had two lades.
Michael FremerGUEST
79:55
They set up two lades.
David SingerGUEST
17:52
and in calcutta they were burning american flags and turning cars over and we were staying at a five-star english officers hotel in calcutta we had to be we literally had to be you know we had to sneak out of calcutta and the the government had a plane for us and flew us out of there but But I mean, the whole thing was just so unlikely.
David SingerGUEST
18:17
After the tour, Deutsche Grammophon, one of the top recording labels in the whole world, got in touch with us and signed us to a 70 recording, 70 CDs, 7-0 recording contract, the largest contract for a chamber orchestra at the time in the world with a major label.
David SingerGUEST
18:36
Did
Payal NayarHOST
18:36
you have a conductor by then or no?
Shane BiggamHOST
56:17
He returned to the festival in 2023 for the Chinese premiere of Exotic Birds by French composer Olivier Messiaen, showcasing his versatility in contemporary music.
Shane BiggamHOST
56:28
In August, he released his latest album titled Missed Without under Deutsche Grammophon China as his first album after joining that label back in April.
Shane BiggamHOST
56:40
57 past the hour.
Shane BiggamHOST
56:41
Beijing's down to plus two Wednesday evening.
Pamela PikeHOST
1:13
An advocate for U.S. music, Cooperstock has premiered works by composers Loa Lieberman, John FitzRogers, Rob Patterson, and Aaron Copland, and he participated in commissioning works by Eric Stern, Robert Starr, Dan Welcher, and Myra Walsher.
Pamela PikeHOST
1:33
His recordings of Leonard Bernstein's complete piano works, Bridge and Deutsche Grammophon, was lauded by Grammophon as both winning and brilliant.
Pamela PikeHOST
1:45
A sought-after chamber musician, Cooperstock has performed with the Takács Quartet, the Ying Quartet, and the Dorian Quintet, among others.
Pamela PikeHOST
1:54
With violinist William Terwilliger, Cooperstock is a founding member of Opus 2, an award-winning duo internationally recognized for its commitment to expanding the violin-piano duo repertoire.
Eunike TanzilGUEST
6:41
Can we have a conversation? I'm like, oh, this must be a scam, you know?
Lydia RheaHOST
6:45
well and also just for clarifying for anybody listening dg is deutsche gramophone the like very big classical music label so that's like super cool that that's how they found you
Eunike TanzilGUEST
6:55
yeah yeah so that's kind of long story short that's that's what happened to me
Lydia RheaHOST
7:00
yeah Yeah I think it's amazing because I've definitely seen a huge shift in how the classical music world sort of respects social media in the last few years because I've been posting online since like 2018 maybe but they were always just practice videos to start and then sort of similar to you like a few of them took off and I was like whoa people actually like want to listen to this or people actually care about this and definitely at the beginning it was kind of I was almost like made fun of in a way or was like less respected.
Chris TerrillNARRATOR
1:08
For most of the 1960s, Brian Wilson had been at the height of his powers, penning and producing hit after hit for the Beach Boys.
Chris TerrillNARRATOR
1:16
But by the end of the decade, disheartened by the reaction of both his band and his record label to his more ambitious material, he began to withdraw.
Stephen DesperGUEST
1:24
There was a lot of pressure on Brian from the record company, give us a hit, give us a hit.
Stephen DesperGUEST
1:30
And, you know, you don't turn that on and off like a faucet.
speaker_6GUEST
5:54
It was not the Beach Boys as we had known them.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:58
You know it seems the more we talk about it It only makes it worse to live without it But let's talk
Bruce JohnstonGUEST
6:19
I think the record label in America really let him down, really let him down.
Bruce JohnstonGUEST
6:24
And I think this, all of a sudden, this can't do anything wrong guy was made to feel, or probably felt that he'd done something wrong, and he probably started losing a little of his confidence.
Lisa SimeoneHOST
2:20
In 1928, Stravinsky wrapped these four short pieces together as a set of orchestral studies.
Lisa SimeoneHOST
2:26
In a recording for Deutsche Grammophon, former principal guest conductor Pierre Boulez leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in four studies for orchestra by Stravinsky.
Lisa SimeoneHOST
2:55
Thank you. . . .
speaker_2UNKNOWN
4:18
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Jan ChristianaGUEST
36:38
Now, I will argue that there are certain things that are more suited to vinyl than others.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
36:44
You won't catch me listening to Deutsches Grammophon classical music on vinyl, because even though that's the original medium it was released for, I think it is more conducive to listen to it in a lossless format that is digital.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
37:03
And my reason for mentioning that is if you are also a person that values convenience, which is something that I respect as well, there are ways that you can have your cake and eat it too.
Jan ChristianaGUEST
37:16
It just requires that you take a little bit, you take a few more steps of effort.
Jim CunninghamHOST
3:32
[laughs] Rolando Villazón and Juan Andre Noseda with the theater in Turin.
Jim CunninghamHOST
3:47
It's the Teatro Regio Orchestra there with a Verdi collection done for Deutsche Grammophon a few years ago.
Jim CunninghamHOST
3:53
All right, Antony Walker, rate that tenor.
Jim CunninghamHOST
3:55
What did you think of, uh, Villazón and his-
Scott CateyHOST
45:23
One of the fortunate things in my life is there was a moment when I was able to afford this collected works of his, and it's like 300 discs of pretty much everything of his.
Scott CateyHOST
45:34
A Deutsche Grammophon maybe.
Scott CateyHOST
45:36
I don't remember the-
Tom RuleGUEST
45:37
Probably, yeah

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