艺人：Sir Colin Davis（科林．戴维斯）指挥的德累斯顿管弦乐团与巴伐利亚广播交响乐团
●专辑名：莫扎特歌剧序曲与两首小夜曲
●唱片公司：BMG RCA
●录音制式：DDD STEREO
●录音时间：1998年1月（序曲）、1991年6月（K.525）、1992年6月（K.320）
●发行时间：1999年
●所含曲目：
1、歌剧《费加罗的婚礼》序曲 K.492
2、歌剧《唐璜》序曲 K.527
3、歌剧《魔笛》序曲 K.620
4-7、G大调第十三号弦乐小夜曲 K.525
8-14、D大调第九号弦乐小夜曲“驿号” K.320
●评论（本站 刘恩惠）：
这张由BMG公司发行，RCA公司录制的唱片收录了著名指挥家科林．戴维斯所指挥的莫扎特三首歌剧序曲与两部小夜曲：K.525与K.320。其实这些不同时期的录音原本分散在不同的唱片中，1999年RCA公司特别将这些优秀演绎集合到本片中，作为RCA RED SEAL BEST100系列精选中的一张而推向市场。科林．戴维斯对于莫扎特作品的演绎向来充满着工整而严谨的古典之美，深受广大乐迷的好评。唱片中的歌剧序曲部分由他指挥德累斯顿管弦乐团演奏，而两部小夜曲则由著名的巴伐利亚广播交响乐团演奏，其中K.320是现场录音。无论是序曲还是小夜曲，这些演出无疑都是非常出色的。大乐队演奏的序曲雄浑而壮阔，极具辉煌效果；而小夜曲也同样充满着精致而圆润的美感。RCA的录音非常厚实温暖，弦乐音色显得特别真实、动人，尤其是K.525。我们选择其中的《D大调第九号小夜曲“驿号” K.320》提供高品质试听，这部作品因第六乐章中出现了一把A调驿号的独特音色而得名，是莫扎特最著名的弦乐小夜曲之一。

Bruckner ：Sympnonies NO.1-9,Eugen Jochum,Dresden Staatskapelle,1975-80,

Bruckner: Symphony No. 5 in B flat major
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Staatskapelle Dresden
Giuseppe Sinopoli
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Recorded: 1999-03
Recording Venue: Semperoper, Dresden

Wolfgang Sawallisch and the Dresden Staatskapelle make fitting and eloquent interpreters of Schumann’s four symphonies, each a highly distinctive work. The city of Dresden was the composer’s home for six years, while Sawallisch was a keen advocate of his large-scale works. For all the energy and passion that Sawallisch communicates in these performances, he does not impose himself on the music; he is content to illuminate and reinforce Schumann’s inspired, if sometimes idiosyncratic arguments.

Conductor – Herbert Kegel
Orchestra – Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden
Violin – Viktor Tretjakov (tracks: 5 to 7)
Beethoven recorded in the Lukaskirche Dresden between 16th and 20th September 1969 (Stereo)
Shostakovich recorded live in the Kulturpalast Festsaal Dresden on 10th October 1969 (Mono)

Live Recording Semperoper Dresden September 2009.
"In this work Thielemann opened many a door and window, showing the astonished audience what beautiful things lie behind them that are beyond verbal description ... Perhaps the discovery and wonderful musical realization of these beauties is the real surprise in this great concert." (Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten)
"It was that single minute that decided everything. When the last notes of Bruckner's Eighth had died away at the end of Christian Thielemann's magnificent guest performance as conductor of the Dresden Staatskapelle, a silence that enfolded hundreds lasted an endless minute before the applause broke out like a thunderstorm. In precisely that minute of silence for the beauty of music in the Semperoper on September 13, Thielemann probably made his decision to come to Dresden as principal conductor". (Die Zeit)