Mikis Theodorakis: ZORBA THE GREEK Ballet-Opera – DSD Remaster of Complete Score

In 1988, Mikis Theodorakis adapted and expanded his film score from the highly successful Mihalis Kakogiannis 1964 film of Nikos Kazantzakis novel, ZORBA THE GREEK into a Ballet-Opera Comique in two acts for Soloists, Chorus & Orchestra, also titled ZORBA THE GREEK. The work was premiered in the massive Arena di Verona the same year and was filmed during several performances in 1990. A 2 CD set, now out of print, was released of the complete score, derived from the live video recording. A later, abridged single CD studio recording was released of the score. Both were conducted by the composer. This is a new DSD remastering of the superior (in my opinion) live recording of the complete work and although the sound has been greatly improved, the flaws of live recording with an audience present are still evident throughout, but again, in my opinion, are not so intrusive to prevent your enjoyment of Theodorakis� amazing, melodic score, one of the finest musical achievements of the late 20th Century.

It was once observed that Greece is not European nor is it Oriental.
It is Hellas and will always be uniquely Greek.
That easily applies to the always uniquely Greek music of Mikis Theodorakis, especially in ZORBA THE GREEK.

Mikis Theodorakis: ZORBA THE GREEK Ballet-Opera Comique in Two Acts
based on the novel by Nikolais Kazantzakis
Orchestra and Chorus di Ballo Dell�Arena di Verona conducted by Mikis Theodorakis
Sofia Mikailidou (vocal soloist), Costas Papadopulos & Pantelis Kamezis (Bouzouki players)
FLAC:
https://mega.co.nz/#!votmjJyJ!L3RbQF8zPmI3o_wscdF0zMDBlO2JEr_RcFDmFZy Panc

Please upload the original DSD files!

HDlossless It would be nice if you uploaded something? What use would DSD files be to you!

———- Post added at 05:26 PM ———- Previous post was at 05:24 PM ———-

I was just thinking about zorba the other day don’t seem to have film score anymore so this will be welcome edition. Good share stevie

Thank you!!!

Great!
Thank you so much, Stevie.

You are right: It is Hellas!
I don’t like the word "Greece".

Great recording. Thanks!!

Thank you!

Many Thanks again !!