Catalogus - Actueel

Grading:

M = mint; absolutely perfect in every way; NM = near mint; as close to new as possible with no faults; playing without problems; NM- = near mint minus; the record is close to NM but can have f.e. sounding ticks or light marks; VG = very good; the record has a few scratches or has surface noise; P= poor; the record itself is cracked of badly warped.

Condition of the sleeves: same indications.

A

139.001

Adolphe Adam, Le Diable à Quatre (ballet; complete). London SO, Richard Bonynge.

Decca SXL 6188 (UK ©1965 (wide band stereo label; liner notes only in English; r NM; sl NM)

12,-

139.002

Ernest Ansermet conducting the Suisse Romande O.: Albéric Magnard, Symphony No.3, Op.11 & Edouard Lalo, Scherzo for orchestra.

Decca SXL 6395 (UK ©196 (narrow band stereo label; liner notes only in English; r & sl: NM)

10,-

139.003

Martha Argerich, pf & Mstislav Rostropovich, vc  perform the Chopin Cello sonata in G min., Op.65 & Polonaise brillante for piano and cello, Op.3. Coupled with Schumann’s Adagio and Allegro for cello and piano, Op.76.

DGG 2531 201 (Germany ©1981; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl: NM)

12,-

139.004

The Avant Garde String Quartet in the USA.

The Concord String Quartet (Mark Sokol & Andrew Jennings,vns; John Kochanowski, va; Norman Fischer,vc) plays String Quartets by Earle Brown (1965); John Cage (1950);  George Crumb (‘Black angels --Images I- for Electric string quartet -13 Images from de dark land’-; 1970); Jacob Druckman (No.2; 1966), Morton Feldman (‘Structures’;1951);  Lejaren Hiller (No.5 ‘in quarter-tones’; 1962), Leon Kirchner (No.3 quartet and electronic tape; 1967), Christian Wolff (‘Summer’;1966) & Stephan Wolpe (1968/69).

VOX SVBX 5306 (USA ©1973; stereo; detailed notes only in English; records NM; box VG) 3 LP Set

25,-

B

139.005

Johann S.Bach, Concertos for harpsichord, strings & continuo Nos.1 (in D min., BWV 1052) & 2 (in E, BWV 1053).

Ralph Kirkpatrick, hpd & the Festival Strings Lucerne, Rudolf Baumgartner.

Archiv 198 013 (Germany ©1958; stereo; notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.006

..., St Mark Passion, BWV 247. Helen Erwin,sop.; Emmy Lisken, contr.; Georg Jelden, ten.; South German Madrigal Ch. Stuttgart & Pforzheim CO, Wolfgang Gönnenwein.

Erato STE 50246 (France ©1965; violet/white ‘Pink’ stereo label; notes only in French enclosed; texts in German and translated in French; r & sl NM).

9,-

139.007

Works by Henk Badings: Symphony No.3 & Double Violin concerto. The Hague PO, Willem van Otterloo. Soloists: Herman Krebbers and Theo Olof, vns.

Philips A 00487 L (Holland ©1956; maroon minigroove mono label; r NM; sl NM-)

8,-

139.008

Alban Berg, 32 Jugendlieder (Early Songs) sung by Dietrich Fischer Dieskau,bar. and accompanied by Aribert Reimann, pf.

HMV 27 0195 1 (Germany ©1985; EMI large dog stereo label; digital recorded; gatefold with notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

10,-

139.009

Luciano Berio, Coro for voices and instruments (1975/76 rev.1977). Ch. & O of the Cologne Radio, composer.

DGG 2531 270 (Germany ©1980; notes/liner notes and song texts in English, French, German and Italian enclosed; r & sl M)

10,-

139.010

Johannes Brahms, The two Clarinet sonatas, Op. 120/1 – 2). Janet Hilton, cl. & Peter Frankl, pf.

Chandos ABR 1020 (UK ©1981; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.011

..., The two Piano concertos, Opp. 15 & 83. Claudio Arrau,pf & the Royal Concertgebouw O., Bernard Haitink. r.1969.

Philips 6747 432 (Holland ©1970; blue/silver stereo label; detailed notes in English, French and German enclosed; recors & box NM; Deutscher Schallplattenpreis) 2 LP Set

15,-

139.012

..., Piano concerto No.2 in B, Op.83. Monique de la Bruchollerie,pf & Pro Musica O. Stuttgart, Rolf Reinhardt. r.1953.

Eurodisc 27 153 XAK (Germany ©1970; mono; liner notes only in German; r & sl M)

8,-

139.013

..., Zigeunerlieder (Gypsy Songs) for mixed chorus with piano, Op.103. Coupled with Gesänge for mixed chorus a capella, Opp. 42, 62 & 104.

Sung by the Swedish Radio Ch. (Op.103) and with Janos Solyom, pf and sung by the Stockholm Chamber Ch. (Opp. 42, 62,104). Directed by Eric Ericson.

Teldec 6.42962 AZ (Germany ©1983; stereo; digital recorded; texts enclosed; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

5,-

139.014

Alfred Brendel, pf plays the Liszt Christmas Tree Suite (12 Pieces).

Delta Records DEL 12004 (UK ©1962; mono; liner notes only in English; rNM & sl NM-)

7,-

139.015

Anner Bylsma, vc plays favorite Cello pieces: Carl Davidoff (Abenddämmerung & Einsamkeit); Daniel van Goens (Scherzo) , Victor Herbert (Liebesszene & Serenade); David Popper (l’Andalouse, Arlequin, Papillon & Polonaise de concert); Françoise Servais (Pièce). Accompanied by Gérard van Blerk, pf.

Omega OM 555 027 (Holland ©1975; stereo; liner notes only in Dutch; r & sl NM)

10,-

C

139.016

Teresa Cahill, sop. & Roger Vignoles,pf with Richard Strauss Lieder: Nichts, Die Nacht, Schön sind, doch kalt die Himmelssterne, All mein Gedanken, Du meines Herzens Krönelein, Schlagende Herzen, Ach Lieb, ich muss nun scheiden, Heimkehr, Das Rosenband, Cäcilie, Die Georgine, Ich liebe dich, Meinem Kinde, Muttertändelei, Ruhe meine Seele, Schlechtes Wetter & Traum durch die Dämmerung.

Chandos ABRD 1076 (UK ©1983; texts enclosed; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

10,-

139.017

Joan Carroll ,sop. sings Igor Stravinsky: 3 Japanese Poems & 2 Songs (The flower & The dove) (with Aribert Reimann, pf); Henryk M. Górecki, Monologhi for soprano and three instrumental groups (with Gustav Scheck, fl & Ensemble für Neue Musik, Arghyrus Kounadis); Aribert Reimann, ‘Inane’ - monologue for soprano and orchestra (with the Bavarian RSO, Andrzej Markowski).

Wergo WER 60 056 (Germany ©1968; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl M)

14,-

139.018

Trio Calamus (Tetsuo Kugai, fl; Masahito Tanala, bn; Seiko Sumi,pf) plays compositions for flute, bassoon and piano by François Devienne (Sonata); Eugène Jancourt (Fantaisie, Op.12 after Bellini’s Norma); Edouard Sabon, ‘Les Cloches bleues’ - Theme and Variations; Carl Czerny (Fantaisie concertante, Op.256).

Pavane Records ADW 7176 (Belgium ©1985; digital recorded; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.019

Casals Festival at Prades: Johannes Brahms, String Sextet No.1 in B flat, Op.18 performed by Isaac Stern & Alexander Schneider, vns; Milton Katins & Milton Thomas, vas; Pablo Casals & Madeline Foly, vcs. r.1952.

Philips ABL 3085 (UK ©1953; maroon minigroove mono label; liner notes only in English; r NM; sl NM-)

10,-

139.020

...,vc & Rudolf Serkin, pf with Beethoven’s complete music for cello and piano ( 5 Sonatas & the Variations). r.1952/53.

CBS Series Masterworks Portrait M3P 39659 (Holland ©1984; mono; notes in English, French and German enclosed; records NM/ box NM-) 3 LP Set

18,-

139.021

Canciones y Danzas de Espana. 25 Songs & Dances from the epoch of Miguel de Cervantes performed by Montserrat Figueras, sope & Ensemble Hespérion XX directed by Jordi Savall.

HMV Series Reflexe 1C 063-30939 Q (Germany ©1977; EMI/Electrola post stamp stereo/quadro label; notes in English, French and German; Spanish song texts translated in German; r & sl NM)

10,-

139.022

Gaspar Cassado,vc; Yehudi Menuhin,vn & Louis Kentner,pf with Trios by Mozart (in E, K.542) & Ravel (in A min.)

HMV ALP 1849 (UK ©1961; monaural version; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

14,-

139.023

Riccardo Chailly conducts Stravinsky: Dumbarton oaks; Tango; Ragtime & Danses concertantes. With the London Sinfonietta.

Dischi Records RCL 27037 (Italy ©1979; stereo; liner notes only in Italian; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.024

Ernest Chausson, Symphony in B flat, Op.20. Coupled with ‘Le Chasseur Maudit’ by César Franck. Boston SO, Charles Munch. r.1962.

RCA Red Seal LSC-2647 (USA ©1975; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.025

..., Concerto in D, Op.21 for violin, piano and string quartet.

Igor Oistrakh,vn; Natalia Serzelowa, pf & the Shostakovich Quartet. r.1983 Moscow.

Eurodisc/Melodia 206405-425 (Germany ©1984; digital recorded; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM)

9,-

D

139.026

Sir Colin Davis conducts the Mozart Symphonies Nos. 25 (in G min., K.193), 29 (in A, K.201) & 32 (Overture; in G, K.318). With the London SO.

Philips 835 262 AY (Holland ©1962; maroon/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM)

10,-

139.027

Hugo Distler, Chorliederbuch – 19 Lieder for mixed choir to poems by Eduard Mörike, Op. 19. Sung by Beate Bauck, contr. & the Low Saxon Singkreis, directed by Willi Träder.

Bärenreiter-Musicaphon BM 30 SL 1333 (Germany ©1974; stereo; notes only in German; texts enclosed; r & sl NM)

6,-

139.028

Antal Dorati conducting the Netherlands RPO: Suites by Zoltan Kodály (Háry János) & Sergei Prokofiev (Lieutenant Kijé).

Decca Phase 4 Stereo Concert Series PFS 4355 (UK ©1975; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

14,-

139.029

... conducts Prokofiev’s Symphony No.5 in B flat, Op.100. With the Minneapolis SO.

Mercury Olympian Series MG 50258 (USA ©1960; monaural version; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-)

8,-

139.030

Dorothy Dorow, sop. & Ensemble Amsterdam, Reinbert de Leeuw. Program:

Anton Webern, 6 Songs (to poems by Georg Trakl), Op.14; 5 Sacred Songs, Op.15; 5 Canons on Latin texts, Op.16; 3 Songs, Op.18 & ; 3 Songs, Op.19;  Arnold Schönberg, Herzgewächse; Luigi Dallapiccola, Goethelieder; Igor Stravinsky, Elegy for J.F.K & Three Songs from William Shakespeare.

Harlekijn 2925 535 (Holland ©1977; stereo; notes only in Dutch; textes enclosed; r & sl NM)

10,-

139.031

Henri Dutilleux, Métaboles (1964; dedicated to George Szell) & Timbres, Espaces, Mouvement ou ‘La Nuit étoilée’ (1978; dedicated to Rostropovich and to the memory of Charles Munch). O.Nat. de France, Mstislav Rostropovich.

Erato STU 71516 (France ©1983; green stereo label; notes in English and French; r & sl NM)

12,-

F

139.032

The Fidelio Quartet (Clarence Myerscough & Charles Meinardi, vns; Henry Myerscough, va; Dennis Nesbitt, vc) performs String Quartets by Frederick Delius (‘Late Swallows’) & Michael Tippett (No.2 in F sharp).

Pye Golden Guinea Collector Series CSCC 14130 (UK ©1970; stereo; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-)

8,-

139.033

Andor Foldes, pf with the Mozart Piano concertos Nos. 21 (in C, K.467) & the Double concerto in E flat, K.365 (with Carl Seemann,2nd pf).  Accompanied by the Berlin PO, Paul Schmitz (K.467)/ Fritz Lehmann (K.365). r.1955/57.

DGG Series Dokumente 2535 744 (Germany ©1975; mono; white border label; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.034

Music by Lukas Foss: String Quartet No.3 (1976) (performers: the Columbia Quartet); Music for Six (1977) (University of Buffalo Percussion Ensemble) & Curriculum Vitae (1977)(Guy Klucevsek, accordion).

CRI SD 413 (USA ©1980; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.035

French Music (1) played by The English CO, Aviva Einhorn: Claude Debussy, Petite Suite (orch. Henri Büsser); Francis Poulenc, Deux Marches et un intermède; Albert Roussel, Sinfomietta for string orchestra, Op.52; Erik Satie, 2 Gymnopédies (orch. Debussy) & Gnossienne (orch. Poulenc).

Ensayo ENY – 812 (Spain ©1977; stereo; liner notes only in Spanish; r & sl NM).

9,-

139.036

French Music (2) for clarinet and piano performed by Walter Boeykens, cl & Robert Groslot,pf. Program: Ernest Chausson, Andante and Allegro; Philippe Gaubert, Fantasie; André Messager, Sole de Concours; Gabriel Pierné, Canzonetta; Henri Rabaud, Solo de Concours & Saint-Saëns, Sonata, Op.167.

Signum SIG 008-00 (Germany ©1984; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM).

8,-

G-H

139.037

Bronislaw Gimpel,vn plays Violin concertos by Max Bruch (No.1 in G min., Op.26) & Antonin Dvorák (in A min., Op 53). With the Berlin SO, Hans Zanotelli.

Opera 1163 (Germany ©1960; mono; liner notes only in German; r NM & sl NM-)

10,-

139.038

Enrique Granados,  the 6 Goyescas & ; El Pelele performed by Eduardo del Pueyo, pf

Philips A 00389 L (Holland ©1956;  maroon mono label; liner notes only in English; r.NM- & sl NM-).

5,-

139.039

Maria Grinberg, pf with the Beethoven Sonatas ‘Appassionata’, ‘Moonlight’ & ‘Pathétique’. r1966.

Melodia 691.432 (Holland ©1975; stereo; liner notes in Dutch and English; r NM- & sl NM)

5,-

139.040

Hartmut Haenchen conducts Mozart: Serenade No.9 K.320 (‘Posthorn’), Marches Nos.1-2, K.335 & Divertimento for strings No.3, K.138. With the Netherlands PO.

Arcade 01271021 (Holland ©1987; digital recordings; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.041

Bernard Haitink conducts the Brahms Symphony No.1 in C min., Op.68.

Philips 6500 519 (Holland ©1973; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM)

9,-

139.042

... with Stravinsky’s Le Sacre du printemps. With the London PO.

Philips 6500 482 (Holland ©1973; red/silver stereo label; notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

9,-

139.043

... conducting Shostakovich: Symphony No.7, Op.60 (‘Leningrad’) & the Ballet Suite ‘The age of Gold’, Op.22. With the London PO.

Decca D213D 2 (UK ©1980; digital recordings; notes in English, French and German enclosed; records NM; box NM) 2 LP Set

15,-

139.044

Georg F.Handel, 6 (selected) Sonatas for Recorder, Op.1.

Frans Brüggen, rec.; Gustav Leonhardt, hpd & Anner Bylsma, vc.

Telefunken Das Alte Werk 6.41044 (Germany ©1962; stereo; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM; Edison price)

7,-

139.045

Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts the Mozart Mass in C min., K.427 (No. 18; ‘Great Mass’). Krisztina Láki & Zsusanna Dénes, sops; Kurt Equiluz, ten; Robert Holl, bass; Vienna State Op. Ch. & the Vienna Concentus musicus.

Teldec 6.43120 AZ (Germany ©1985; digital recorded; Latin text and translations in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.046

Hans Henkemans,pf with a Debussy recital: Deux Arabesques; Estampes; La plus que lente; from Images II: Poissons d’or; from Preludes I & II: Les Fées sont d’excuises danseuses; Général lavine – Eccentric; La cathédrale engloutie, La puerta del vino. r.1950/55.

Philips Favourites Series S 04007 L  (Holland ©1956; mono; liner notes only in English; Paul Huf/Ann Pickford cover; r NM- & sl NM-)

6,-

I-J-K

139.047

In Memoriam: John Ireland. Violin Sonata No.2 in A min. (Tessa Robbins,vn; Alan Rowlands,pf); Fantasy-Sonata for clarinet and piano (Thea King, cl.; Alan Rowlands,pf); Decorations for solo piano & The Holy Boy – Prelude (Alan Rowlands,pf)

Saga XID 5206 (UK ©1962; stereo; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-)

7,-

139.048

André Jolivet, Concerto for flute and string orchestra (1948); Suite ‘Les amants magnifiques’ (1961) & Andante for strings (1960).

Aurèle Nicolet, fl. & the Cannes Regional O., Philippe Bender.

Disques Lyrinx LYR 8211/029 (France ©1975; stereo; gatefold with notes in English and French; r NM & sl NM)

10,-

139.049

Paul van Kempen conducts Beethoven’s Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92.

With the Berlin PO. r.1953.

Philips A 00180 L (Holland ©1953; maroon minigroove mono label; liner notes only in English; r.NM & sl NM-)

8,-

139.050

Erich W.Korngold, Piano sonata No.2, Op.2 & Fairy Pictures (Märchen-Bilder), Op.3.

Antonin Kubalek, pf.

Genesis GS 1056 USA ©1976; stereo; notes only in English including an essay by Glenn Gould ‘Korngold and the crisis of the piano sonata’ enclosed; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.051

..., Die tote Stadt (complete opera). Carol Neblett,sop.; René Kollo, ten.; Benjamin Luxon, bar; Hermann Prey,bass; Tölzer Boys Ch.; Bavarian Radio Ch. & Munich Radio O., Erich Leinsdorf.

RCA RL 01199 (Germany ©1975; stereo; libretto (with English translation) & detailed notes only in English enclosed; records & box NM) 3 LP Set

15,-

139.052

Hans Kox, A child of light (Anne Frank cantata). Lucia Meeuwsen, sop.; Glenda Maurice, contr.; Lieuwe Visser, bass; Ch. & PO of the Duch Radio, Kenneth Montgomery. Live recording by the Dutch Radio of the world première in the Amsterdam Westerkerk, 4 May 1985.

Donemus/ Composer’s Voice Special 1987/4 (Holland ©1987; liner notes in English & text in German; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.053

Györgi Kurtág, Four Songs to poems by Janos Pilinszky, Op.11. Coupled with The Sayings of Péter Bornemisza, Op.7. Erika Sziklay, sop. & Loránt Szücs, pf.

Hungaroton SLPX 11845 (Hungary ©1977; stereo; notes in English, German, Hungarian& Russian and texts enclosed. R & sl M)

12,-

L-M-N

139.054

LaSalle Quartet performs Beethoven’s String Quartet in B flat, Op.130 & Original version with Great Fugue in B flat, Op.133.

DGG 2530 351 (Germany ©1973; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.055

Dinu Lipatti & O. The Suisse Romande O., Ernest Ansermet with the Schumann Piano concerto (r.1950 live in Geneva) and electronically re-processed for stereo).

Coupled with Ballet music after Schumann’s Carnaval orch. by Glazunov and others. Same O. and conductor (stereo recording; 1962).

London Treasury Series STS 15176 (UK ©1970; liner notes only in English; r NM / sl NM-)

10,-

139.056

Franz Liszt, Hungarian Coronation Mass. Irén Szecsödy, sop.; Magda Tiszay, contr.; József Simándi, ten; András Faragó, bass; Sándor Margittay, orrg.; Ch. & O. of the Budapest Coronation Cathedral, János Ferencsik.

DGG 138 668 SLPM (Germany ©1961; Tulip Alle Hersteller stereo label; red stereo-cover; Qualiton recording; liner notes in English and German; r NM & sl NM)

15,-

139.057

Radu Lupu, pf & the Israel PO, Zubin Mehta with the Beethoven Piano concertos Nos. 1 In C, Op.15)& 2 (in B flat, Op.19).

London LDR 10006 (UK ©1980; digital recorded; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM l

9,-

139.058

Ivo Malec, Actuor (1973) for 6 percussionists performed by Les Percussions de Strasbourg.

Harmonia Mundi / MFA HM 5134 (France ©1983; stereo; notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

20,-

139.059

André Marchal (Cavaillé-Coll organ of the Paris Saint-Eustache) plays César Franck: Grande pièce symphonique, Op.17; Prélude, fugue et variation, Op.18; Cantabile & Pièce héroïque. r.1952.

Lumen LD 3-100 (Holland ©1957; mono; no notes; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.060

Arturo B. Michelangeli, pf with the Beethoven Piano sonanas Nos. 3 (in C. Op.2) & 32 (in C min., Op.111). Live recordings Warshaw 1955 (Op.3) & London 1961 (Op.111).

I Grandi Concerti 49 (Italy ©1965; mono; notes only in Italian; r & sl NM)

6,-

139.061

Václav Neumann conducts Dvorák’s Symphony No.5 in F, Op.76. With the Czech PO.

Supraphon 1110 3407 ZA (Czechoslovakia ©1983; digital recorded; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.062

Works by Ludvig Norman (1831-1885): Piano Sextet in A, Op.29; 4 Fantasy pièces for piano, Op.5 & 3 Impromptus, Op.59. Greta Erikson, pf; Endre Wolf & Joseph Grünfarb,vns; Sven-Erik Bäck,va; Claude Génetay, vc & Thorwald Fredin, db.

Polar POLS 382 (Sweden ©1984; notes in English and Swedish; r & sl NM)

14,-

O-P

139.063

David Oistrakh plays Prokofiev’s Violin concerto No.1, Op.19; Chausson, Poème & the Tzigane by Ravel. With the State Radio O., Kiril Kondrashin. r.1950s.

Monitor Collectors Series MCS 2073 (USA ©1965; simulate stereo; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-)

7,-

139.064

... with the Mozart Violin sonatas Nos. 22 (in D, K,306); 24 (in F, K.377); 30 (in B, K.454) & 31 (in E flat, K.481). Accompanied by Paul Badura-Skoda, pf.

Eurodisc/Melodia 62 138 (Germany ©1972; stereo; gatefold notes in French and German. records & sl NM. 2 LPs

15,-

139.065

... & same accompanyist: Mozart, Violin sonata in G, K.379; 12 Variations for violin and piano on ‘La bergère Célimène’, K.359 & 6 Variations violin/piano on ‘Hélas, j’ai perdu mon amant’, K.380.

Eurodisc 66 155 3 (Germany ©1972; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.066

Orpheus Chamber Orchestra with Mozart Concertos: Clarinet concerto in A, K.622 (soloist: Charles Neidlich) & the Horn concertos Nos.1 (in D, K.412 (386b)) & in 4 (in E flat, K.495) (soloist: David Jolley).

DGG 423 377-1 (Germany ©1988; digital recordings; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French, German and Italian; r & sl NM)

9,-

139.067

Wllem van Otterloo conducts the Beethoven Symphonies Nos. 8 (in F, Op.93) & 9 (‘Choral’ in D min., Op.125). Maria Stader, sop.; Sophia van Sante, contr.; Eric Tappy, ten.; Franz Crass, bar.: Toonkunst Ch. Amsterdam & The Hague PO. r.1952.

Concert Hall M-2400 (Germany ©1953; mono; gatefold; note + text of Schiller’s ‘Ode an die Freude’) only in German; records & sl NM 2 LPs

9,-

139.068

Jan Pasveer directing the Zaanstad (Holland) Cantata Ch. & O. with soloists.
Program: Johann S.Bach, Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied, BWV 225; Aria from Cantata, BWV 68 ‘Mein gläubiges Herze’; Chorale ‘Zion hört die Wäcter singen’ (from cantata BWV 140); Duet ‘Wir eilen mit schwachen doch emsigen Schritten’(from cantata BWV 78); Organ chorale ‘Komm, Gott, Schöpfer, Heiliger Geist, BWV 667 & Motet ‘Der Geist hilft unsere Schwachheit auf’, BWV 226; Randall Thompson, Alleluia; Peter Cornelius, The three Kings; Jan Pasveer, Magnificat & ‘Away in a manger’ (arr.Philip Ledger).

Issue take into one’s own hands 6812 883 (Holland ©1970; stereo; Phonogram pressing; texts enclosed; liner notes in Dutch, English and German; r & sl NM)

5,-

139.069

Maurizio Pollini,pf. Album Piano Music of the 20th Century:

Béla Bartók: Piano concertos Nos. 1 (1926) & 2 (1930/31) With the Chicago SO, Claudio Abbado;

Pierre Boulez, Piano sonata No.2 (1948);

Luigi Nono, ‘Como una ala de fuerza y luz’ (for soprano, piano, orchestra and tape). Slavka Taskova, sop.; MP,pf & SO of the Bavarian Radio, Claudio Abbado & ‘...sofferte onde serene...’ (for piano and tape).

Serge Prokofiev, Piano sonata No.7, Op.83

Arnold Schönberg, Piano music, Opp. 11, 19, 23, 25, 33 a & 33 b.

Igor Stravinsky, Three Movements from ‘Petrushka’ (1921)

Anton Webern, Variations for Piano, Op.27 (1936)

r. during the 1970s.

DGG 419 724-1 (Germany ©1981; white border stereo label; no notes; records & box: NM) 5 LP Set

40,-

139.070

‘Sourire de la guitare’. Recital by Alberto Ponce, gtr: Program: L. Brouwer,Danza caracteristica; A.Carlevaro, Dos preludios americanos; I.Cervantes, Adios & La Celose; de Falla, (from ‘l’Amour sorcier’): Canción del fuego fatuo; M.Llobet, Scherzo – valse & La fille del Marxant; E.Pujol,  5 Pieces; A.Ruiz-Pipo, Canción y danza No.1; E.Sainz de la Maza, Habanera; H.Villa-Lobos,Chôros.

Arion ARN 36 341 (France ©1978; stereo; gatefold; notes and liner notes only in French; r & sl NM)

6,-

139.071

Henry Purcell: Songs from ‘The Tempest’ (sung by Jennifer Vyvian,sop; William Herbert,ten.;  Hervey Alan, bass; Trumpet Sonata (Dennis Egan, tpt); Three Pieces from ‘The Virtuous Wife’ (March; Minuet I & II); ‘Dioclesian’- What shall I do? (Jennifer Vyvian, sop.); Chacony in G minor. Philomusica of London, Anthony Lewis.

London/l’Oiseau-Lyre SOL 60002 (UK ©1958; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.072

..., The Fairy Queen (excerpts). Phyllis Curtin, sop.; Eleanor David, mez.; Paul Tibbets, bass; Cambridge Festival Ch. & O., Daniel Pinkham. r.1950 at Sanders Theatre Harvard University, Cambridge.

Allegro/Elite 3077 (USA ©1952; mono; liner notes only in English; r NM-/ sl P).

5,-

R

139.073

Martin Christoph Redel: Interplay (for flute, clarinet, string trio, piano and percussion, Op.23;1975); Szenen (for flute and piano, Op.26; 1977); Rounds (for percussion solo, Op.28; 1979); Elegia (for oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon and piano, Op.29; 1979/80).

Performed by the Detmold Ensemble ‘Kontraste’ directed by the composer.

D&G F 1048 (Germany ©1980; stereo; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.074

Steve Reich: Octet (1979); Violin Phase (1967) (Shem Guibbory, vn) & Music for a Large Ensemble (1978) performed by Steve Reich and Musicans.

ECM Records ECM 1168 (Germany ©1980; stereo; notes only in English; r NM/ sl NM-)

15,-

139.075

Fritz Reiner conducts Dvorák’s New World Symphony.

RCA Victor Red Seal Living Stereo LSC-2214 (Germany©1958; liner notes only in English; r NM/ sl NM-)

9,-

139.076

Ruggiero Ricci, vn performs the complete (24) Caprices + Caprice No.25 (=Duo for violin solo ‘Duo merveille’ for violin solo) by Paganini.

UltaFi/ SQN records  ULDD 11 (Canada ©1979; stereo; direct-to-disc digital recordings; detailed notes enclosed;  a Golden Jubilee Album; records NM/ box VG)

2 LP Set

25,-

139.077

Albert Roussel, Symphonies Nos. 2 (in B flat, Op.23) & 4 (in A, Op.53).

French Nat. O., Charles Dutoit.

Erato NUM 75284 (France ©1987; green digital stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.078

..., Suite in F, Op.33 and coupled with Bacchus et Ariane, Op.43 (Suite 2).

Orchestre de Paris, Charles Dutoit.

Erato NUM  75348 (France ©1988; green digital stereo label; liner notes in Englsh, French and German; r & sl NM)

8,-

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139.079

Franz Schubert, Trio No.1 in B flat, D.898 performed by Artur Rubinstein, pf; Jascha Heifetz, vn & Emanuel Feuermann, vc. r.1941.
RCA Red Seal Series The treasury of immortal performances LCT 1017 (USA ©1953; mono; liner notes only in English; r P & sl VG)

4,-

139.080

..., Song cycle ‘Die schöne Müllerin’, D.795 sung by Fritz Wunderlich, ten. and accompanied by Kurt Heinz Stolze, pf. r.1956.

Ariola/Eurodisc 70 876 (Germany ©1965; mono; notes only in German and texts enclosed; records NM; sl is missing. 2 LPs

10,-

139.081

Recital by Renata Scotto,sop. and accompanied by Ivan Davis, pf.: Handel, (from Rinaldo): Lascia ch’io pianga; Liszt, 3 Petrarca Sonnets; Mascagni, (from Zanetto): Senti,bambino; (from Nerone): Perchè dovrei tremare?; Máma, non m’ama; Puccini, Storiella d’amore (1883); (from Edgar): D’ógni dolor; (from Tosca): Vissi d’arte Respighi, Soupir; Au milieu du jardin;  Rossini, from Soirées musicales: Il rimprovero; l’Invito; La pastorella delle Alpi; Alessandro Scarlatti, Cara e dolze & Belleza, che s’ama; Verdi, La prehiera del poeta (1858); Il brigidin (1863); Pietà, signor (1894); Stornello (1868). r.1983 live Paris.

Etcetera ETC 2002 (Holland ©1983; stereo; gatefold; texts enclosed; liner notes in English, French and German; records & sl NM) 2 LPs

14,-

139.082

Carl Seemann, pf  plays Clementi & Mozart.

Clementi, Capriccio II in F & Sonata No.5 in E flat.Mozart, 10 Variations in G on ‘Unser dummer Pöbel meint!’, K.455;  Rondo in A min., K.511 & Fantasy-fragment in D min., K.397.

Telefunken 6.42580 AS (Germany ©1980; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

7,-

139.083

Semyon Snitkovsky, vn plays Violin concertos by Glazunov (in A min., Op.82) & Vieuxtemps (No.4 in D min., Op.31). With the USSR RSO, Gennadi Rosdestvensky.

Melodia/Eurodisc 76 601 KK (Germany ©1974; stereo; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.084

Solomon Cutner, pf with the Beethoven Sonatas Nos.28 (in A, Op.101) & 29 (in B flat, ‘Hammerklavier’,Op.106. r.1952/54.

Electrola Dacapo 1C 047-01 936 (Germany ©1970; mono; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM)

6,-

139.085

Isaac Stern,vn plays Violin concertos by Bartók (No.1) & Viotti (No 22 in A min.). With the Philadelphia O., Eugene Ormandy.

CBS 72009 (UK ©1961; first blue stereo label; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

16,-

139.086

The Stamitz family: Anton St., Violin concerto No.8 in G; Carl St., Quartet for Orchestra; Johann St., the ‘Mannheim Symphony’ in G. CO ‘fonte di musica’, Wolfgang Kohlhaußen, soloist & conductor.

Ars Produktion FSM 68 307 (Germany ©1989; digital recordings; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.087

Teresa Stich-Randall, sop. sings Mozart & Schubert Lieder and accompanied by Jacqueline Ronneau, pf.

Mozart: Das Veilchen; Abendempfindung; Das Traumbild; Komm, lieber Zither; Sehnsucht nach dem Frühling; An Chloe & Trennungslied.

Schubert; An die Musik; Heidenröslein; Du bist die Ruh’; Lachen und Weinen; Die Forelle; Frühlingsglaube; Ave Maria; Rastlose Liebe & Nacht und Träume.

Musidisc RC 746 (France ©1980; stereo (?); liner notes in English and French; r NM & sl VG)

6,-

139.088

Igor Stravinsky, L’histoire du soldat. François Perier, Philippe Clay; Gabriel Cattand, narrs & Boston Symphony Chamber Players.

DGG 2530 590 (Germany ©1975; white border stereo label; notes only in French enclosed; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.089

Roberto Szidon, pf & the London PO, Edward Downes perform  Gershwin’s Concerto in F for piano and orchestra & Edward MacDowell’s Piano concerto No.2 in D min., Op.23.

DGG 2530 055 (Germany ©1970; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r NM & sl NM-)

7,-

139.090

Conchita Supervia, mez. sings Arias from Bizet’s Carmen: l’Amour est enfant de Bohême; Sur les remparts de Séville; Les tringles des sistres tintaient; Duos with Gaston Micheletti: Je vais danser en votre honneur & Non, tu ne m’aimes pas & the duo final: Cést toi?..c’est moi; Trio des cartes (with Andree Vavon and Andree Bernadet). With an unknown O., Gustave Cloëz. r.1927.

Odeon ODX 114 (France ©1954; mono; no notes; r VG (some ticks)/ sl NM-)

5,-

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139.091

The Tátrai Quartet (Vilmos Tátrai & István Várkonyi, vns; Györgi Konrád, va; Ede Banda, vc) plays the 6 Haydn String Quartets, Op.33; Hob. III: 37 -42.

Hungaroton SPLX 11887-89 (Hungary ©1979; stereo; notes in English and German enclosed; records & box NM) 3 LP Set

20,-

139.092

Music for Violin and Harp: François-A. Boieldieu, Sonata in E flat, Op.8; Donizetti, Larghetto and Allegro in G min.; Rossini, Andante con variazioni in F; Saint-Saëns, Fantaisie, Op.124 & Spohr,Grande Sonate in B flat, Op.16.

Josef Suk, vn & Dagmar Platilova,hp.

Supraphon 11 0046-1 (Czechoslovakia ©1987; digital recordings; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM)

12,-

139.093

Bruno Walter conducts Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony (No.6 in F, Op.68). With the Columbia SO. r.1958.

Philips 835 501 AY (Holland ©1960; Hi Fi stereo; liner notes only in German; 1 deep scratch; r P/ sl NM-)

4,-

139.094

Kurt Weill/ Bertold Brecht, Die sieben Todsünden (The seven deadly Sins). Elise Ross, sop.; Ian Caly & Anthony Rolfe-Johnson, tens; Michael Rippon, bar.; John Tomlinson, bass; City of Birmingham SO, Simon Rattle.

HMV 1C 067 – 07 698 T (UK ©1983 (EMI large dog stereo label;  gatefold; German text with translation in English; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM)

8,-

139.095

Wanda Wilkomirska, vn plays Violin concertos by Szymanowski (No.1, Op.35) & Wieniawski (No.2 in D min., Op.22). With the Warsaw PO, Witold Rowicki.

Heliodor 89 672 (UK ©1967; simulate stereo; Polskie Nagrania recordings; notes only in English; r & sl NM)

7,-

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