The recording sessions for a CD with the Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz under the direction of Gregor Bühl took place in the Philharmonie Ludwigshafen.
Co-production Deutschlandfunk Kultur, SWR and cappriccio
Editor DLF Kultur: Stefan Lang
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Ingbert Neumeister
Technician: Peter Brettel
For a CD production works of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi were recorded with the GRAMMY award-winning ensemble from Boston in the Sendesaal Bremen in January 2023.
BOSTON EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL Orchestra
Artisti leaders - Paul O'Dette & Stephen Stubbs
Robert Mealy - Concertmaster
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Siegbert Ernst
Technician: Jan Stahlmann
Co-Production - BEMF, Radio Bremen, CPO
For the digital project "Memory Jolts. Flashes of pink in the brain" by composer Clara Iannotta, recordings with two sextets and a quartet of Ensemble Resonanz took place in the resonanz raum. A large field of experimentation was created by the unusual use of microphones from PARRY AUDIO, partly mounted in the stairwell, in tin buckets and glass jars, equipped with paper rolls and other assecoires for fantastic sound worlds.
Sound engineer: Tim Altrichter
Assistance: Ruth Günther
Science as a compass - for the recordings of the podcast of the Academy of Sciences in Hamburg, outstanding scientists come to the studio of PARRY AUDIO. Most recently, Dagmar Penzlin was in conversation with Prof. Dr. Annette Haug (Classical Archaeology, University of Kiel), Prof. Dr. Michael Brzoska (Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy University of Hamburg), Prof. Dr. Beáta Wagner-Nagy (Finnougristics/Uralistics University of Hamburg) and Prof. Dr. Siegfried Oechsle (Musicology, University of Kiel).
Podcast Akademie der Wissenschaften
Moderation: Dagmar Penzlin
Rcordings: Karola Parry
The recording sessions for a CD with pianist Oliver Triendl and the Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz conducted by Eugene Tzigane took place at the Philharmonie Ludwigshafen.
Photo Oliver Triendl © wildundleise
Co-production Deutschlandfunk Kultur, SWR and cappriccio
Editor DLF Kultur: Stefan Lang
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Lisa Bodenseh
Technician: Rosemarie Neumeister
To create a unique music video for John Cage's "Living Room Music," Ensemble Resonanz has divided the composition into several excerpts. In "Everybody's Cage," anyone who feels like making music with the most ordinary sounds of everyday life can join in. The sound and video recordings of the second section were made in the "living room" at Resonanzraum.
link to the video on resonanz digital platform
Video: Florian Schmuck
Sound and technology: Karola Parry
The recordings for a film with the cellist Antoaneta Emanuilova were made in the Friedrich-Ebert-Halle. She plays the 3rd Cello Suite by Johann Sebastian Bach on a baroque cello.
Video: Florian Schmuck
Recording producer: Karola Parry
The concert of the NDR Vokalensemble with the chamber music ensemble Konsonanz from Bremen and the Colombian guitarist and composer Andrés Rosales at the Mojo Club was recorded with the mobile technology of PARRY AUDIO.
Catherina Witting, soprano
Anna-Maria Torkel, alto
Heejun Kang, tenor
Andreas Heinemeyer, bass
from the NDR Vokalensemble
Konsonanz Chamber Ensemble
Andrés Rosales, Soloist/Arranger
Vendula Nováková ,Scenic concept
Production management NDR: Markus Dreyer, Marcel Landgrebe
FOH NDR: Lasse Zacharias
Recording: Karola Parry
Assistence: Ruth Günther
CD production with Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin
Christiane Silber, conductor
Oliver Triendl, piano
Konstanze von Gutzeit, cello
Parts of the production have already been broadcast on March 8, 2023 in the series 'Die besondere Aufnahme' on Deutschlandfunk Kultur. link to the broadcast
Editor: Stefan Lang
Co-Production Deutschlandfunk Kultur and Capricco
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer DLFK: Henri Thaon
Technicians DLFK: Gunda Hercke, Anton Bruns, Weronika Marta Malinowska
As part of the Hamburg Chamber Music Festival International, the concert for bandoneon, 2 violins, viola, cello, voice and double bass was recorded in the Kulturscheune with the OB van of PARRY AUDIO. A wide-ranging program was presented, from classical to jazz, from baroque to Argentinean and the original Finnish tango.
Per Arne Glorvigen, bandoneon
Daniela Braun, violin
Petr Matěják, violin
Nilay Özdemir, viola
Taneli Turunen, violoncello, voice
Arnulf Ballhorn, double bass
Artistic direction: Elisaveta Blumina
Project management: Mathias Meyer, Chairman of the Board Musikförderung e.V.
Cultural and media partners: Deutschlandfunk Kultur and NDR Kultur
Recording producer: Felix Epp
Sound engineer: Michael Jaeckel
The concert of the New York chamber orchestra The Knights in the great hall of the Bremen Glocke was recorded by the team of PARRY AUDIO with the OB van.
Program:
Colin Jacobsen: Kreutzings
Ludwig van Beethoven: Violin Sonata No. 9 in A major op. 47 "Kreutzer Sonata" (arranged for string orchestra)
Anna Clyne: Shorthand
Leoš Janáček: String Quartet No. 1 "Kreutzer Sonata" (arranged for string orchestra)
Selection of Folk Dances
Ray Chen - violin
Karen Ouzounian - cello
The Knights Chamber Orchestra
Eric Jacobsen - artistic director & conductor
Colin Jacobsen - artistic director & violin
Photo © Sebastian Madej
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Tim Altrichter
Technician: Ruth Günther
Video production in cooperation with Studio 17 Hamburg
The recording of the English version of the exciting musical fairy tale "Die Orchestermäuse - The Orchestra Mice" for children by Howard Griffiths with music by Fabian Künzli took place with the British radio and television announcer Katie Derham in a recording studio in London.
Recording producer: Karola Parry
The recording of the concert on September 7, 2022 in the large hall of the Bremen Glocke (Musikfest Bremen) was broadcast on October 4 in the program "Concert" on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
You can listen to the complete broadcast on the Deutschlandfunk Kultur website. www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony No. 8 in G major op. 88
George Gershwin: Excerpts from "Porgy and Bess
Bremen Philharmonic Orchestra
Nicole Cabell, soprano
Eric Greene, baritone
Conductor: Marko Letonja
Photo: © Mark Bollhorst
Editor DLFKultur: Stefan Lang
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer DLF: Hendrik Manook
Technician DLF: Daniel Evers
Not in the attic, but during the renovation of a vacation home, manuscripts by the composer Florence Price were found a few years ago. With the Philadelphia Orchestra under Yannick Nézet-Séguin, a major traditional orchestra is presenting a symphony by Price at the Musikfest Berlin for the first time. The concert was broadcast live in the 'Konzert' series of Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
Concert program
Antonín Dvořák: Carnival, Concert overture for orchestra op. 92 (1891)
Karol Szymanowski: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra No. 1 op. 35 (1916)
Florence Price (1887 - 1953): Symphony No. 1 in E minor (1932)
Lisa Batiashvili violin
The Philadelphia Orchestra
Yannick Nézet-Séguin Conductor
Photo Florence Price © G. Nelidoff / University of Arkansas
Editor DLFKultur: Olaf Wilhelmer
Moderation DLFK: Ruth Jarre
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer DLFK: Henri Thaon
Technician DLFK: Conny Preißel
The recording of the concert on August 1, 2022 with Frank Dupree and the Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn from the Theater an der Blinke in Leer was broadcast on August 4 on Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
You can listen to the complete broadcast on the website of Deutschlandfunk Kultur. www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971)
Concerto in D major for string orchestra
Nikolai Kapustin (1937-2020)
Variations op. 41 for jazz trio (on a theme by Stravinsky)
Piano Concerto No. 4 op. 56
Modest Mussorgsky (1839-1881)
Pictures at an Exhibition
arr. for jazz trio and chamber ensemble by Yaron Gottfried
Frank Dupree (piano)
Jakob Krupp (double bass)
Meinhard "Obi" Jenne (percussion)
Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn
Case Scaglione (musical direction)
Photo: co. Ralph Steckelbach
Editor DLFKultur: Stefan Lang
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Gunther Rose
Technician: Daniel Evers
Organist of the Church of Our Lady in Bremen and the Church of St. Pancratius in Neuenfelde near Hamburg, Hilger Kespohl, played the Arp Schnitger organ in Neuenfelde as part of a CD project. In 2007 Kespohl was appointed organist at the Schnitger organ in Neuenfelde to lead the restoration of the important monument organ in the church where Arp Schnitger's grave is located.
PARRY AUDIO's mobile technology was set up in the nave for the recordings.
Recording producer: Karola Parry
For a new CD project with saxophonist Asya Fateyeva and the Saarland State Orchestra conducted by Sébastien Rouland, recordings took place in the large broadcasting hall of the Saarland Funkhaus Halberg.
Photo co Marco Borggreve
Recording producer: Karola Parry
Sound engineer: Thomas Becher
What makes a good biography? For the 3 hour radio show 'Lange Nacht' on Deutschlandfunk Kultur, the recordings were made in the studio of PARRY AUDIO.
"How it came to this, why biography had to fight for its reputation for so long, what problems it raises, what its detractors and its defenders have to say - these are the topics of the first hour of our "Long Night of Biography".
In the second hour we turn to some biographical projects: about the actress Ingrid Bergman, the writer Albert Camus and about the Nazi armaments minister Albert Speer. We talk to the biographers and learn about their motivations, but also about the obstacles and frustrations that inevitably come with researching someone else's life.
Finally, the third hour focuses on the extremely involved research that resulted in the three-volume biography of Kafka by Reiner Stach, the author of this program - a standard work that has since been translated into numerous languages. Wiebke Porombka talks with Stach."
Broadcast Deutschlandfunk Kultur 7/23/2022
Image Franz Kafka 1923
Author: Reiner Stach
Director: Daniela Herzberg
Moderation: Wiebke Porombka
Narrators: Stephan Schad, Nina Petri, Oliver Mallison, Peter Weis, Max Simonischek
Editor Deutschlandfunk: Dr. Monika Künzel
Recording producer: Karola Parry
resonanzen five "megamorphoses" - a staged concert with Jean-Guihen Queyras, Ondřej Adámek & Éric Oberdorff. Both concerts in the small hall of Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie were recorded with PARRY AUDIO's mobile technology.
From the collective to the individual, from Richard Strauss' "Metamorphoses" to a cello concerto by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and Ondřej Adámek's new work, which takes place in the entire hall - the fifth resonanzen concert tells a story of outbreak and emancipation.
Adámek's new work was commissioned by Ensemble Resonanz and Konzerthaus Dortmund, funded by the Ernst-von-Siemens Music Foundation.
Jean-Guihen Queyras, cello
Ondřej Adámek, conductor
Éric Oberdorff, Concert choreography
Ensemble Resonanz
Richard Strauss (1864-1949): Metamorphoses
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788): Concerto for Cello and Strings in A minor Wq 170
Ondrej Adamek (*1979): Illusory parts of the mechanism
Camera: Florian Schmuck
Sound: PARRY AUDIO - Karola Parry, Ruth Günther
When Duchess Anna Amalia was looking for an intellectual conversation partner for her teenage son Carl August, her choice fell on the most popular writer in Germany at the time: Christoph Martin Wieland. 250 years ago, the poet, translator and philosopher of the Enlightenment moved to Weimar. Here, among other things, he founded the magazine "Der Teutsche Merkur" - and put Weimar on the cultural map of Germany even before Goethe's arrival.
The new permanent exhibition in the historic living quarters of the Oßmannstedt estate offers an introduction to Wieland's biography and his work in all its aspects. Matthias Brandt came to Hamburg to PARRY AUDIO for the recordings of various listening stations.
hlick here for the exhibition website
Recording, mixing and mastering: PARRY AUDIO, Karola Parry
Photo: Matthias Brand, co. Mathias Bothor
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