谢尔盖·切利比达克（1912-1996），生于罗马尼亚。切利比达克的现场版《安魂曲》一如他的指挥风格，细腻，徐缓，但是相当耐听，每一部分都刻画得让人非常喜欢。 这也是切老给自己的《安魂曲》，不到一年，他便离世而去。

此为短歌行特别推出这张莫扎特音乐精粹“唱片”Mozart Super Hits，所选曲目虽不能说完全代表了作曲家的最高艺术成就，但绝对适合普通听众聆听。其中收录了作曲家十个着名的曲目片断，选自莫扎特创作的歌剧《费加罗的婚礼》、《g小调第40交响曲》、《喜悦，欢腾》、《G大调弦乐小夜曲》、《A大调钢琴奏鸣曲 K 331土耳其进行曲》、《G大调第3小提琴协奏曲》、《C大调第21钢琴协奏曲》、《G大调第一长笛协奏曲》以及《A大调单簧管协奏曲》。所有曲目章节均选自历史上着名的录音，荟萃了伯姆、卡拉扬、加迪纳、平诺

CD + DVD (Digipack) This release – set for March 2017 – is a piece of history: it is a combination of unreleased and historic audio and visuals. It allows a unique view of the enigmatic maestro Grigory Sokolov’s life because it offers an opportunity to hear authentic performances from over ten and even twenty years ago accompanied by a brand-new film by Nadia Zhdanova. The legendary pianist, who no longer performs with orchestras, has finally agreed to release two stunning concerto recordings from his extraordinary past: Mozart K488 with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra under Trevor Pinnock (recorded live in Salzburg 2005) Rachmaninov's Concerto for Piano Orchestra No. 3 with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra under Yan Pascal Tortelier (recorded live in London 1995). Commenting on that very performance of Mozart’s Piano Concerto K 488, the Salzburger Nachrichten noted that “Such is his intensity that Sokolov sweeps everything and everyone along with him”. The Independent described his reading of Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto as “ecstatic” and as “an outstanding performance”, while The Times wrote that “Sokolov swept through the concerto like a hurricane”. These historic performances, will be published in combination with a unique documentary, which looks back on both Sokolov’s artistic and private biography. Whilst Sokolov is well known for being reclusive and rarely giving interviews, filmmaker Nadya Zhdanova achieved the impossible: She spoke with his friends, with colleagues and eventually was allowed to use private material from Sokolov’s archives. She discovered rare and unreleased video footage (i.e. including Sokolov winning the Tchaikovsky competition in 1966), which offers an intimate insight into the life of Grigory Sokolov. The documentary is dedicated to Inna Sokolova the late wife of the artist. Both documentary and the booklet will feature poems by Inna Sokolova in four languages.