Track Listing

1. Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana
2. Menuet from String Quintet in E
3. Adagio from Flute Concerto in D
4. Concerto for Strings Op. 7, No. 7
5. Interlude from Lucia Di Lammermoor
6. Andante Largo from Concerto Grosso No. 7 in D
7. Adagio from Oboe Concerto Op. 9, No. 2
8. Nocturne from la Boutique Fantasque
9. Allegretto Moderato from Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite 1
10. Andantino from String Sonata No. 5 in E Flat
11. Allegro from Concerto for Two Oboes
12. Prelude to Act 1 from la Traviata
13. Allegro/Adagio/Allegro from Sinfonia for Two Flutes
14. Allegro Polonaise from Oboe Concerto in E Flat
15. Sinfonia No. 1 in C
16. Andante Grazioso from Cello Concerto in B Flat
17. Allegro from Spring - The Four Seasons

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #281754 in Music
• Released on: 2000-03-28
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Enhanced
• Original language: English
• Dubbed in: English

Album Description
Italian composers are spotlighted in these performances by the London Philharmonic presented for the first time in stunning six-channel surround sound. This volume includes works by Boccherini, Albinoni, Bellini and Vivaldi.

Special Features include: -Beautiful presentation of Program Notes and photographic stills -Plays on ALL DVD players -Supports Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 formats -Stunning six-channel "surround sound" audio -More than twice the quality of today's CD whether played through stereo or six-channel surround -Can be enjoyed as an audio experience alone or in conjunction with a TV to access the visual content

Customer Reviews

Amazon and buyers, read carefully and get it right!
Hey Amazon and their buyers! Read carefully before you advertise, buy or write a review! Silverline does NOT advertise these DVD releases as DVD-Audio, Amazon does! The case reads "DVD Music," which is accurate. They offer Dolby Digital and DTS audio formats, like many movies. It is only a true DVD-Audio disc if it reads "DVD-Audio Advanced Resolution," with those specific logos present! Many stores lump DVD-Audio and DTS/Dolby Digital music discs together, which causes the confusion. Click on the larger image of the Teldec releases, for instance. The DVD-Audio logos are present. These are true DVD-Audio discs. But Amazon, when you click on the larger image of a Silverline release, there is no mention of "DVD-Audio." However, on the main page for each individual Silverline release, you STILL advertise them as DVD-Audio! This is false advertising! Why don't you remove the mention of DVD-Audio on those specific pages? Or make the category "DVD-Audio/DTS/Dolby Digital Music." Reviewers, don't disparage the manufacturer, and possibly hurt their sales. I own several of these discs, and they're fine recordings, for what they truly are! Not for what you have assumed they were supposed to be!

Be honest on the format you are selling!
It is all here: a beautiful compilation from the Italian greats, like Vivaldi, Albinoni, and Verdi. But what I find detracting from this respectable, well - orchestrated collection is the fact that it comes in compressed formats, such as Dolby Digital or DTS. There is no true, uncompressed DVD Audio, despite the fact that it is advertised as a DVD Audio disc. For anyone that has heard DVD Audio surround, as opposed to Dolby surround, there is a clear difference. By being clearer in what is being called DVD Audio, I might have better used my purchase to acquire a classical video performance or a real DVD Audio disc, instead of this good compilation but, otherwise, compromised musical format.

Amazon and buyers, read carefully and get it right!
Hey Amazon and their buyers! Read carefully before you advertise, buy or write a review! Silverline does NOT advertise these DVD releases as DVD-Audio, Amazon does! The case reads "DVD Music," which is accurate. They offer Dolby Digital and DTS audio formats, like many movies. It is only a true DVD-Audio disc if it reads "DVD-Audio Advanced Resolution," with those specific logos present! Many stores lump DVD-Audio and DTS/Dolby Digital music discs together, which causes the confusion. Click on the larger image of the Teldec releases, for instance. The DVD-Audio logos are present. These are true DVD-Audio discs. But Amazon, when you click on the larger image of a Silverline release, there is no mention of "DVD-Audio." However, on the main page for each individual Silverline release, you STILL advertise them as DVD-Audio! This is false advertising! Why don't you remove the mention of DVD-Audio on those specific pages? Or make the category "DVD-Audio/DTS/Dolby Digital." Reviewers, why disparage the manufacturer? I own several of these discs, and they're fine recordings, for what they truly are! Not for what you have assumed they were supposed to be!