Running catalogue No.141 (November 2018)
Items in alphabetic order with keywords such like composers, conductors, orchestras, ensembles, instrumentalists or singers.Blues, Jazz, Pop, Rock, Reggiae and Swing Items in alphabetic order (with keywords such artistes or bands).
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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. |
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141.001 |
Claudio Abbado conducts Ravel: Bolero; Rapsodie Espagnole; Ma Mère l’Oye (complete ballet) & Pavane pour une Infante défunte. With the London SO. |
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141.002 |
... conducting the Boston SO: Alexander Scriabin, Le Poème de l’Extase, Op.54 & Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet (Fantasy-Overture). |
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Jean Absil (1893-1974), 2 Cantatas to poems by Etienne de Sadeleer ‘l’Album à Colorier’ & ‘Le cirque volant’ (for childern’s choir, narrator and piano). Cantilene des Bois-Colombes directed by Claire Marchand. Laurent Wagner,pf and Eric Noyer, narr. |
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Charles-Valentin Alkan, Piano Music: Sonatine; Zorcico; Scherzo diabolico; Deuxième Nocturne; Gigue; Marche No.1; Barcarolle & Saltarelle. |
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Louis Andriessen, Hoketus (1977). Coupled with Coming together (1972) by Fréderic Rzewski. Members of the group Hoketus and voice (on Coming Together): Roberta Alexander. Hoketus 6814 090 (Holland ©1980; stereo; Phonogram pressing; notes in Dutch and English enclosed; r & sl NM) |
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141.006 |
Louis Auriacombe conducts Handel concertos: in B flat for harp and orchestra & 3 concertos for oboe and strings in B flat; in G min. & in B flat. |
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141.007 |
Bach, Carl Ph.Em., Keyboard Concertos: Concerto in F, Wq 46; Sonatina in D min., Wq 107 & Sonatina in D, Wq109. Ingeborg and Reimer Küchler, fortepiano & the Vienna Capella Academica, Eduard Melkus. Archiv 2533 078 (Germany ©1970; stereo; notes on inner sleeve in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.008 |
Bach, Johann S. & Ludwig van Beethoven, Works for violin and orchestra performed by soloists and the Residency O (The Hague), Willem van Otterloo. Bach, Double Violin concerto in D, BWV 1043 (soloists: Hermann Krebbers & Theo Olof); Beethoven, both Violin Romances: Nos.1 (in G, Op.40; Theo Olof,vn) & 2 (in F, Op.50; Herman Krebbers,vn). r.1951. Philips A 00140 L (Holland ©1952; maroon minigroove mono label; first issue; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.009 |
..., Cantates ‘Vergnügte Ruh’, beliebte Seelenlust’ (BWV 170) & ‘Meine Seele rühmt ud preist’(BWV 189). Elisabeth Höngen, contr., Heinz Schnauffler, org.; Bavarian State O. Munich, Fritz Lehmann (BWV 170) & Walther Ludwig, ten.; Gustav Scheck, rec.; Hermann Töttcher,ob; August Wenziger,vc; Renate Noll, hpd. Directed by Fritz Lehmann (BWV 189). Archiv 14028 APM (Germany ©1951; mono; no notes; r NM / sl VG) |
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Béla Bartók, Quintet for piano and strings (1904) performed by Sylvia Glickman,pf & The Aland Quartet (Donald Hopkin & Joanne Zapgst, vns; Raymond Page, va; Leonard Feldman, vc). Leonarda Productions LPi 108 (USA ©1981; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM; rare) |
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141.011 |
..., Sonatas (2) and Rhapsodies (2) for violin and piano; Andante (1902) & Hungarian Folk Songs. Györgi Pauk,vn & Peter Frankl, pf. Hungaroton SLPX 12318-19 (Hungary ©1981; stereo; gatefold; notes on inner sleeve in Hungarian and English; records & sl: NM) 2 LPs |
20,- |
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141.012 |
..., Romanian Christmas Carols, z 57; Suite, Op.14/Sz 62; 6 Rumanian Folk Tunes, Sz 56; Im Freien, Sz.81 & 3 Burlesques, ,Op.8c/Sz. 47. Dezsö Ránki,pf. Telefunken 6.42822 AZ (Germany ©1981; digital stereo; notes on inner sleeve and liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.013 |
Ludwig van Beethoven, Septet in E flat, Op. 20 (for string quartet, clarinet, bassoon and horn) performed by Members of the Leipzig Gewandhaus O. Philips Kammermuzik Series 835.371 LY (Holland ©1967; red/silver stereo label; notes in French and German; r NM & sl VG) |
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141.014 |
..., Wind Sextet in E flat, Op. 81b. Coupled with the Nonet in F, Op.31 by Ludwig Spohr. Performers: Members of the Berlin PO. Philips Kammermusik Series 839 715 LY (Holland ©1968; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.015 |
..., Missa solemnis in D, Op.123. Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, sop.; Christa Ludwig, mez.; Nicolai Gedda, ten.; Nicola Zaccaria, bass; Vienna Singverein & the Philharmonia O., Herbert von Karajan. Columbia 33CX 1634/1635 (UK ©1958; blue mono label; liner notes only in English; records & sleeves NM) 2 LPs |
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141.016 |
Luciano Berio, Différences; Sequenza’s III and VII; Due pezzi & Chamber Music. Cathy Berberian, voice; Heinz Holliger, ob. & Members of the Juilliard Ensemble directed by the composer. Philips Modern Music Series 6500 531 (Holland ©1970; red/silber stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.017 |
The Beaux Arts Trio with Tchaikovsky’s Piano Trio in A min., Op.50. Philips 6500 132 (Holland ©1971; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.018 |
Hector Berlioz, Symphonie fantastique performed by the London SO, Sir Colin Davis. Philips 835 188 AY (Holland ©1964; maroon/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r NM- (one mark) & sl VG) |
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141.019 |
Leonard Bernstein conducts Stravinsky’s Sacre du Printems (The Rite of Spring) Part I & II). With the London SO. CBS 73104 (UK ©1973; first blue stereo label; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.020 |
Michel Béroff, pf, complete Piano works by Modest Mussorgsky (including Pictures at an Exhibition; Scherzo in B flat; Turkish March). HMV 1C 187-14033/34 (Germany ©1975; EMI/Electrola red/ post stamp label; gatefold; notes & liner notes in English and German; records & sl NM) 2 LPs |
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141.021 |
... playing Works for the left hand: Bach/Brahms, Chaconne (from the Partita for violin solo, BWV 1004); Saint-Saëns, 6 Etudes; Bartók, Etude (from 4 Pièces for piano); Scriabin, Prelude in C sharp min., Op.9/1 & Nocturne in D flat, Op.9/2; Chopin/Godowsky, 7 Etudes after Chopin’s Opp.10/ Nos.2,3,6, 12& 25/Nos.10 and 12). HMV 7490791 (France ©1988; large dog stereo digital label; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM) |
12,- |
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141.022 |
... as a soloist in the 5 Prokofiev Piano concertos and accompanied by the Leipzig Gewandhaus O., Kurt Masur & Prokofiev’s Overture on Jewish themes for clarinet, string quartet and piano. Michel Portal,cl.; Parrenin String Quartet and M. Béroff, pf. HMV 1C 195-02 521/53 (Germany ©1974; EMI/Electrola gold stereo label; notes in English and German enclosed; records & box NM) 3 LP Set |
18,- |
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141.023 |
Benjamin Britten, Gloriana (symphonic Suite, Op.53a) & The Prince of the Pagodas: Prelude and Dances, Op.57b. The Bournemouth SO, Uri Segal. HMV ASD 4073 (UK ©1982; EMI large dog digital stereo label; liner notes only in English. r & sl NM) |
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141.024 |
Johannes Brahms, Double concerto for violin, cello & orchestra in A min., Op.102. Coupled with Brahms’s Variations on a theme of Haydn (St.Anthony Chorale), Op. 56a. Zino Francescatti,vn; Pierre Fournier, vc; Columbia SO, Bruno Walter. r.1959. Philips A 01466 L (Holland ©1960; maroon/silver mono label; liner notes only in German) |
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141.025 |
..., Clarinet Quintet in B min., Op.115. Coupled with Adagio for Clarinet and String Quintet by Richard Wagner. Performed by Members of the Vienna Oktet (Alfred Boskovsky, cl.; AntonFiets & Philipp Matheis, vns; Günther Breitenbach, va; Nikolaus Hübner,vc; Johann Krump, db.) Decca SXL 21036-B (Germany ©1962; black stereo label; ‘royal sound’; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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..., Piano Quartet No.2 in A, Op.26. Jörg Demus,pf & Members of the Drolc Quartet (Eduard Drolc, vn; Stefano Passaggio, va; Georg Donderer, vc). |
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141.027 |
..., Liebeslieder-Walzer, Op.52; Neue Liebeslieder- Walzer, Op.65 & 3 Vocal Quartets, Op.64. Sung by Edith Mathis, sop.; Brigitte Fassbander, contr.; Peter Schreier,ten; Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau,bar. Accompanied by Karl Engel or Wolfgang Sawallisch, pf. DGG 2532 094 (Germany ©1983; white border digital stereo label; notes and song texts (in English, French and German) enclosed; r & sl NM) |
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141.028 |
Willem Breuker Kollektief & Vera Beths String Quartet: George Gershwin (arr.Willem Breuker), Rhapsody in blue (complete version); Willem Breuker, Spanish Wells (1979); Ennio Morricone, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) & George Gershwin, Three Preludes (Henk de Jonge, pf).r.live 1981/82. BV/Haast Records 044 (Holland ©1982; stereo; no notes; r & sl NM) |
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141.029 |
The Budapest String Quartet (Joseph Roisman & Jac Gorodetzky, vns; Boris Kruyt, va; Mischa Schneider, vc) plays the Haydn Quartets Nos.16 (in E, K.428) & 17 (in B flat, K.458 ‘Hunt’). Philips A 01202 L (Holland ©1956; maroon minigroove mono label; liner notes only in German; r NM/ sl VG) |
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Alfredo Campoli plays Violin concertos by Paganini (Concerto in one movement/ arr. Fritz Kreisler) & Saint-Saëns (Concerto No.3 in B min., Op.61. With the London SO, Pierino Gamba. Decca LXT 5302 (UK ©1957; silver/orange mono label; liner notes (by Neville Marriner!) only in English; r NM- & sl NM) |
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141.031 |
Guido Cantelli conducting the Philharmonia O.: Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony (No.4 in A) and coupled with Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony.r.1951/52 Angel Records AHA. 23 (UK ©1956; mono; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM; rare) |
25,- |
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141.032 |
International Chopin Piano Competition Warsaw 1960: Tania Iirina Zarickaja: Polonaise-Fantasy Nr.7 in A flat, Op.61; Mazurka No.22 in in G sharp min., Op.33/1; Scherzo No.4 in E, Op.54 & Etude No.4 in A min., Op.25. Tania Achot-Haroutroumain: Nocurne No.12 in G, Op.37/2; Mazurkas Nos. 36 (in A min., Op 59/1 & 49 (in F min., Op.68/4; 6 Preludes (from Op.28) DGG 136 219 SLPEM (Germany ©1968; Tulip ‘Alle Hersteller’stereo label; Polskie Nagrania recordings; liner notes in English, French and German; r VG (some ticks); NM & printes ‘red stereo’ sl NM; rare). |
12,- |
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... 1985: Stanislaw Bunin plays Chopin: 2 Nocturnes; 2 Etudes; Ballade in F min., Op.52; Prelude in A flat, Op.28/17; 4 Mazurkas, Op.33/4; Polonaise in A flat, Op.53 & 2 Waltzes. Polskie Nagrania /Muza SX 2298 (Poland ©1986; stereo; no notes; r & sl NM) |
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141.034 |
Aaron Copland, Piano concerto (1927). Earl Wild, pf & the Symphony of the Air, composer. Coupled with the Piano concerto (1945) by Gian Carlo Menotti. Same soloist; same O., Jorge Mester. Vanguard VRS-1070 (USA ©1961; mono; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.035 |
Clifford Curzon, pf & the London PO, Sir Adrian Boult with the Rachmaninov Piano concerto no.2 in C min. r.1955. Decca LXT 5178 (UK ©1956; silver/orange mono label; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-) |
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Operatic recital by Suzanne Danco, sop.: Bizet, from Carmen: Air de Michaela’; Charpentier, from Louise: Le Jour; Gluck, from Alceste: Divinés du Stynx; Massenet, from Manon: Adieu, notre petite Table; Purcell, from Dido and Aeneas: Dido’s Lament; & Verdi, from La Traviata: Recit E Strano! Air Ah, fors E Lui. Accompanied by the Suisse Romande O., Alberto Erede. London 224 (UK ©1950; mono; liner notes only in English; old and rare; r VG (a few faults but nice copy) / sl NM) |
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Josquin Desprez, Missa Pange Lingua sung by the Cambridge Ch. of St.John’s College, George Guest. Coupled with Three Versets on Pange Lingua by Jean Titelouze (1562-1633). Adrian Lucas, org. Meridian E4577052 (UK ©1982; ΙΈ12; 45 rpm a natural sound recording; liner notes and translation of the text only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.038 |
Antal Dorati conducts Tchaikovsky’s Suite No.1 in D min., Op.43. With the New Philharmonia O. Philips 802 788 LY (Holland ©1966; red/silver stereo label; notes on inner sleeve and liner notes in French and German; r NM/ sl NM cardboard) |
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The Eder Quartet (Pal Eder & Erika Toth, vns; Zoltán Toth.va; Györgi Eder, vc) and Kálmán Berkes, cl perform Clarinet Quintets by Mozart (in A, K.581) & Carl M.von Weber (in B, Op.34). Telefunken 6.42524 AP (Germany ©1981; stereo; notes on inner sleeve and liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.040 |
Edward Elgar, Enigma Variations, Op.36 & Overture Cockaigne, Op.40. London SO, Sir Colin Davis. Philips SAL 3516 (UK ©1965; maroon silver stereo label; notes on inner sleeve only in English; r NM / sl VG-) |
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141.041 |
George Enescu, Cello sonata in F min., Op.26/1. Andrei Csaba,vc & Dan Grigore, pf. Electrecord ST-ECE 01801 (Romania ©1981; stereo; liner notes in in French and Romanian; r NM- (light nail marks; nice copy); sl VG) |
15,- |
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141.042 |
Karl Engel, pf & the Salzburg Mozarteum O., Leopold Hager with the Mozart Piano concertos Nos. 20 (in D minor, K.466) & 26 (in D, K.537; Coronation). r.1976. Telefunken 6.42402 AG (Germany ©1982; DMM stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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‘Hommage à Farinelli’- Sérénade nocturne au Roi d’Espagne: Aris Christofellis, sop. accompanied by an Ensemble on period instruments and Jakovas Pappas, hpd. HMV 7 49087 (France ©1988; EMI large dog digital stereo label; liner notes only in French; r & sl NM) |
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141.044 |
Edwin Fischer, pf with the 8 Schubert Impromptus, D. 899 & D.935. r.1938. HMV Series ‘Les Gravures Illustrées’ 2C 061-01230 (France ©1972; mono; liner notes only in French; r & sl NM) |
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Iván Fischer conducts the Schubert Symphonies: Nos. 4 (in C min., D.417;’Tragic’ & 5 (in B flat, D.485). With the Budapest Festival O. r.1985 live Budapest. Hungaroton SLPO 12842 (Hungary ©1987 ; digital stereo; liner notes in English enclosed; liner notes in Hungarian; r & sl NM) |
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Recital by Kirsten Flagstad, sop. and accompanied by Edwin McArthur,pf. Brahms, Liebestreu; Meine Liebe ist grün; Sind es Schmerzen, sind es Freuden; Schubert, Die junge Nonne; Die Liebe hat gelogen; from ‘Winterreise’: Die Post & der Wegweiser. Richard Strauss, Wiegenlied; Allerseelen; Zueignung; Du meines Herzens Krönelein; Ach Lieb’ ich muss nun scheiden; McArthur, Night; Deems Taylor, A song for Lovers & Tyson, Sea Moods. RCA Victor LM-1870 (Canada ©1955; maroon HMV dog mono label; texts of the Lieder & Songs on backside; no notes; r & sl NM) |
10,- |
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Leon Fleisher, pf plays the 2 Brahms Piano concertos, Opp. 15 & 63. With the Cleveland O., Georg Szell. r 1958/1962. CBS S 77 259 (Germany ©1973; stereo; gatefold; notes in English and German; records & sl NM) 2 LPs |
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141.048 |
Claus Peter Flor conducts Mendelssohn Overtures: The mariage of Camacho, Op.10; A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Op.21; Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage, Op.27; Ruy Blas, Op.85; Athalia, Op.74 & The Hebrides (Fingal’s Cave), Op.29. With the Bamberg SO. RCA Victor Red Seal RL 87905 (Germany ©1988; stereo; liner notes in Englsih, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.049 |
César Franck, Piano Quintet in F min. and coupled with Prélude, Choral et Fugue for piano solo. Jean-Philippe Collard, pf & the Muir Quartet (Joseph Genualdi & Bayia Keyesm vns; Steven Anseil, va; Michael Reynolds, vc). HMV 173194 1 (France ©1984; EMI large dog stereo label; notes on inner sleeve in English and French; r & Sl NM) |
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141.050 |
French Opera Overtures: Marco Spada (Auber); Giralda (Adam); La Fille de madame Angot (Lecocq); Mignon (Thomas); Les cloches de Corneville (Plasquette); Lestocq (Auber); La poupée de Nuremberg (Adam) & le Calife de Bagdad (Boieldieu) The New Philharmonia O., Richard Bonynge. Decca SXL 6422 (UK ©1969; narrow band stereo label; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
10,- |
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Ferenc Fricsay conducting the RIAS SO: Frank Martin, Petite Symphonie Concertante; Boris Blacher, Variations for Orchestra on a theme by Paganini, Op.26 & Gottfried von Einem, Capriccio for Orchestra, Op.2. With Getty Herzog, pf; Sylvia Kind, cembalo; Irmgard Helmis, hp (Martin). DGG LPM 18494 (Germany ©1956; large tulip mono label; liner notes in English, French and German; r NM; nice copy/ sl VG-) |
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Andrei Gavrilov,pf & the London SO, Sir Simon Rattle: Piano concertos by Prokofiev (No.1) & Ravel (Concerto for the left hand) + from Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet: Dance of the young girls with lilies (transcribed for piano solo by the composer. HMV ASD 3571 (UK ©1978; red/black stamp dog; liner nores only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Maurice Gendron, vc plays Dvorák: Cello concerto, Op.104; Waldesruhe, Op.68 & Rondo in G min., Op.94. Accompanied by the London PO, Bernard Haitink. Philips 802 892 LY (Holland ©1968; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Cello recital by David Geringas and accompanied by Tatjana Schaltz, pf. Program: Bach/Siloti: Adagio from Toccata in C; Couperin/Cassado, Pastorale; Mozart/Kreisler, Rondo from the Haffner-Serenade, K.250; Mendelssohn, Lied ohne Worte, Op.109; David Popper, Etude in F sharp min. for cello solo & Das Spinnrad, Op.55; Tchaikovsky/Fitzenhagen, Op.19/4 & Süße Träumerei (arr.Klengel), Op.39/21; Prokofiev, Adagio (from Cindarella, Op.79); March from Love for Three Oranges (arr.Rostropovich); Waltz (arr.Knuschevetzky) from the Tale of the Stone & 2 Pieces (Dance of the Girls & Dance from the Masks) from Romeo and Juliet (arr.Geringas). Eurodisc 200 084-366 (Germany ©1978; quadro stereo; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.055 |
Agnes Giebel, sop. singt Lieder by Julius Weismann: Cycle ‘Verklärte Liebe’, Op.112; 3 Lieder for soprano, violin and piano, Op. 54a; 3 Lieder Op.5; 4 selected Lieder (Sommer, Die Elfe, Der Schalk & Sonnenlied, Opp.6, 43,53) 2 Lieder, Op.71 & 2 Lieder to poems by Rainer M. Rilke, Op.82). With Felix de Nobel, pf; Harald Pagena, vn & Munich CO, Hans Stadlmair. Christophorus SCGLIX 73 755 (Germany ©1970; stereo; notes and texts of the Lieder enclosed & liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.056 |
Carlo M. Giulini conducts Debussy: La Mer & the 3 Nocturnes. With the Philharmonia O. & Ch (in Nocturne No.3 ‘Sirènes’). Columbia 33CX 1818 (UK ©1962; monaural version; liner notes only in English; r NM/ sl VG) |
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Jean Guillou at the Paris St.Eustache organ: the Bach Preludes & Fugues, BWV 541, 544, 546 & 547. Philips Trésors Classiques 6504 069 (France ©1964; stereo; notes in English and French; r & sk NM) |
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Ingrid Haebler & Ludwig Hoffmann play Piano music for four hands by Franz Schubert: Fantasia in F min., D.940; 2 Marches caractéristiques, D.886; Rondo in B, D.608 & Variations on an Original Theme in B flat, D.603. Fontana ‘full stereo’ 875 053 CY (Holland ©1962; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Bernard Haitink conducts the Tchaikovsly Symphony No.6 (in B min., Op.74 ‘Pathétique’). With the Royal Concertgebouw O.) r.1978. Philips Classics 412 937-1 (Holland ©1984; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.060 |
Georg F. Handel, 4 Sonatas for recorder, Op.1/ Nos.2 (in G min.), 4 (in A min.), 7 (in C) & 11 (in F). Hans-Martin Linde, rec. August Wenzinger, va da gamba and Gustav Leonhardt, hpd. Harmonia Mundi HM 30 617 (Germany ©1962; mono; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.061 |
Sir Hamilton Harty (1879-1941), Violin concerto in D min. (1908) & Variations on an Dublin air for violin and orchestra (1912). Ralph Holmes,vn & the Ulster O., Bryden Thomson. Chandos ABR 1044 (UK ©1979; ‘super analog’ stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.062 |
Joseph Holbrooke (1878-1958), ‘Bronwen’, Op.75 – excerpts from the music drama (no.3) of the trilogy The cauldron of Annwyn. Doris Vane, sop.; John Coates, ten.; Symphony O., Claud Powell. r.1929 by Columbia. Coupled with Symphony in C sharp min. ‘Solway’ by John Blackwood McEven (1868-1948). The Aeolian O., Cuthbert Whitemore. r.1923 by Vocalion. Opal 808 (UK ©1982; mono; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Arthur Honegger, Symphonie liturgique (=Symphony No.3) and couped with ‘Pianophonie’- Symphony for electric piano and orchestra (1978) by Kazimierz Serocki. SO of the South West German radio, Kazimier Kord (Honegger)/ Ernest Bour (Serocki). SWF 58 (Germany ©1979; stereo; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Herbert von Karajan conducts Richard Strauss: Don Juan, Op.20 & Till Eulenspiegel, Op.28. With the Philharmonia O. Columbia 33 WCX 1001 (Germany ©1952; mono; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.065 |
Nigel Kennedy,vn & the English CO: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. HMV 749557-1 (Germany ©1990; EMI large dog digital stereo label; notes in English, French and German on inner sleeve; r & sl NM) |
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141.066 |
Josef Krips conducting the London SO: Beethoven’s Symphony No.7 in A, Op.92. Everest 3088 (USA ©1960; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Recital by Tom Krause, ten. accompagnied by Pennti Koskomies, pf. Songs/Lieder by Jean Sibelius (9 sung in Finnish and Swedish) & Richard Stauss (8 sung in German). Decca LXT 6046 (UK ©1963; monaural version; silver/orange label; only the Sibelius song texts and translated in English enclosed; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.068 |
Herman Krebbers & Theo Olof,vns: Handel, Sonata for 2 violins in G, Op.2; the Mozart Violin concerto No.5 in A, K.219 (soloist: Olof) & Nardini’s Concerto for violin, strings and b.c. (soloist: Krebbers). With the Amsterdam CO, André Rieu and with Gustav Leonhardt, hpd (Nardini) & Marinus Flipse, pf (Handel). CNR LCT 8011 (Holland ©1960; mono; liner notes only in Dutch; r VG & sl NM) |
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141.069 |
Ernst Krenek, Karl V, opera described as a ‘Bühnenwerk mit Musik’ (stage work with music), Op.73. The (German) libretto is by the composer. Cast: Theo Adam (as Karl V.), Hanna Schwarz, Sena Jurinec, Thomas Moser, Peter Schreier and others; Ch & SO of the Austrian Radio, Gerd Albrecht. Amadeo AVRS 305 (Austra ©1981; stereo; gatefold; notes and libretto only in German enclosed; records & sl NM) 2 LPs |
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Gidon Kremer,vn & Andrej Gavrilov, pf: Works for violin and piano: Paul Hindemith, Sonata No.1, Op.11; Giocachinno Rossini, Andante von variazione; Alfred Schnittke, Quasi una sonata & Carl M.von Weber, Grand Duo concertante, Op.48. HMV 1C 065-03766 (Germany ©1980; EMI/Electrola red/ post stamp label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Rafael Kubelik conducts Symphonic Poems by Smetana: Nos.1 (Richard III, Op.11); 2. (Wallensteins Camp, Op.14) 3. Hakon Jarl, Op.16; 4 (Carnival in Prague). With the Bavarian RSO. DGG 2530 248 (Germany ©1972; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Edouard Lalo, ‘Concerto russe’, Op.29 (dedicated to Joseph Marsick) & Violin concerto in F, Op.20 (dedicated to Pablo de Sarasate). Jean-Pierre Wallez,vn & PO of the French Radio, Kazuhiro Koizumi. Aristocrate EA 27010 (Germany ©1976; stereo; notes in English, French and German on inner sleeve; r & sl NM; Gd. Prix du Disque) |
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Guillaume Lekeu, Symphonic Fantasy on two folk-songs from Anjou & Adagio for strings, Op.3; Henri Rabaud, La Procession nocturne- symphonic Poem after N.Lenau & Ernest Chausson, Poème for violin and orchestra, Op.25 (Jean Mouillère, vn). The Monte Carlo PO, Armin Jordan. Erato NUM 75082 (France ©1983; green digital stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Works (composed in the 1960s) by Györgi Ligeti: ‘Atmosphères’ for large orchestra (SO of the South West German Radio, Ernest Bour); ‘Volumina ‘ (Karl-Erik Welin, org.); ‘Aventures’ for soprano, contralto, bariton and sieben instruments (Gertie Charlent, sop.; Marie-Thérèse Cahn, contr.; William Pearson, bar.; Darmstadt International CO, Bruno Maderna) & Cello concerto (Siegfried Palm,vc & SO of the Hessian Radio, Michael Gielen). HörZu black label SHZW 904 BL (Germany ©1972; stereo; Wergo recordings; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Edward MacDowell, ‘Sonata eroica’, Op.50 & ‘Woodland Sketches’, Op.51. Clive Lythgoe, pf. Philips 9500 095 (Holland ©1976; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Nikita Magaloff, pf & the Suisse Romande O., Ernest Ansermet perform Stavinsky’s Concerto four piano and wind instruments & Capriccio for piano and orchestra (rev.1929). r.1955. Decca LXT 5154 (UK ©1958; silver/orange mono label; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-) |
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141.077 |
Albéric Magnard, Symphony No.4, Op.21 & Chant funèbre, Op.9. The Toulouse Capitol O., Michel Plasson. HMV 1731841 (France ©1983; EMI large dog digital stereo label; notes in English and French on inner sleeve; r & sl NM) |
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141.078 |
Music for Marimba performed by Wolfgang Pachla: Darius Milhaud, Concerto for marimba, vibraphon and orchestra (With the Nuremberg SO, Franz Allers r 1967 live); Paul Creston, Concertino for marimba and orchestra, Op.21 (with the same O., Erich Kloss; r1965) and own Works: 11 Etudes for marimba & 1 Etude for marimba and piano (With Ernst Gröschel, pf; r.1981). Aulos AUL 53576 (Germany ©1982; stereo; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.079 |
Frank Martin, Ballade for cello and piano; Ballade for flute and piano & 8 Preludes for piano. Klaus Heitz, vc; Susanne Lindtberg, fl. Monica Hofmann, pf. Da Camera Magna SM 93118 (Germany ©1970; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.080 |
Felix Mendelssohn, Piano Trio No.1 in D min., Op.49. Coupled with Fantasy Trio in A min. by John Ireland & 3 Concert Studies for piano trio, Op.31 by Alan Bush. The Barbican Piano Trio (Rebecca Holt, pf; Sophie Barber, vn; Robert Max, vc). ASV Records DCA 646 (UK ©1989; digtal stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.081 |
…, Octet in E flat, Op.20 and coupled with the Double Quartet No.1 in D min., Op.65 performed by the Melos Ensemble of London (Emanuel Hurwitz, Kenneth Sillito, Ivor McMahon & Iona Brown, vns; Cecil Aronowitz & Kenneth Essex, vas; Terence Weil & Keith Harvey, vcs). Electrola SME 91 719 (Germany ©1967; white/gold stereo label; liner notes in English and German; ex L; r & sl NM) |
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Willem Mengelberg conducts Brahms: Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90 (r.1932) & Academic Festival Overture, Op.80 (r.1930). With the Concertgebouw O. EMI/Electrola Da Capo 1C 053-01453 (Germany ©1970; mono; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM) |
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Yehudi Menuhin,vn plays the Beethoven Violin concerto accompanied by the Vienna PO, Constantin Silvestri. r.1960. HMV ASDF 190 (France ©1961; stereo; liner notes only in French; r NM & sl VG; nice copy) |
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Arthur Meulemans (1884-1966), Symphony No.4 in A min. for woods and brass wind instruments. Performed by the Band of the Regiment of the Guides conducted by Yvon Ducène. Arthur Meulemans Foundation 6801 001 (Belgium ©1970; stereo; Phonogram pressing; liner notes in Dutch, English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli with the Debussy Preludes (12), Book I. DGG Prestige Series 2531 200 (France ©1978; white border stereo label; notes only in French on inner sleeve; r & sl NM). |
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Nathan Milstein,vn & the Philharmonia O., Anatole Fistoulari: the Brahms Violin Concerto. r.1960. HMV 1C 053-00624 (Germany ©1962; blue & black/white post stamp stereo label; liner notes in English and German; r & sl NM) |
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... & same O. and conductor: Saint-Saëns, Violin concerto No.3 in B min., Op.61 & Introduction and Rondo capriccioso, Op.28 (r.1963) and coupled with Poème, Op.25 by Chausson (same O.,Walter Süsskind (r.1960). HMV Concert Classics Series SXLP 30159 (UK ©1973; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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... & Pittsburgh SO, William Steinberg performing the Tchaikovsky Violin concerto. r.1959. EMI/Electrola/HörZu SHZE 214 (Germany ©1966; stereo; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Pierre Monteux conducts the Franck Symhony in D min. With the Chicago SO. RCA Victor LSC 2514 (USA ©1961; white dog living stereo label; liner notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-) |
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Monteverdi Duets & Solos sung by Emma Kirkby and Evelyn Tubb with The Consort of Musicke directed by Anthony Rooley. Program: Chiome d’oro (duet); O come sei gentile (duet); Se pur destina; Non è di gentil core (duet); Ohimè, dov’è il mio ben (duet); Lamento di penelope; Is son pur vezzosetta (duet); Sancta Maria (duet); Laudate Dominum; Venite, venite (duet); Exultafilia Sion; O bone Jesu (duet); Iste confessor (duet) Innovative Music Productions (IMP) CIMP 881 (UK ©1988; digital stereo; liner notes only in German; no texts; r & sl NM) |
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141.091 |
Wolfgang A. Mozart, Serenade No.7 in D (Haffner) played by the Bamberg SO, Ferdinand Leitner (and with Dénes Zsigmondy, solo vn). DGG 18041 LPM (Germany ©1952; Tulip ‘alle Rechte’ mono label; liner notes only in German; r NM- & sl NM) |
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141.092 |
..., Sinfonia concertantes in E flat for bassoon, clarinet, horn, oboe and orchestra, K.297b & in E flat for violin, viola and orchestra, K.364. The Sarre CO, Karl Ristenpart. Soloists: (in K. 297 b) Paul Hongne,bn; Jacques Lancelot,cl; Gilbert Coursier, hn; Pierre Pierlot, ob. (and in K.364) Lola Bobesco,vn and Giusto Cappone, va. Les Discophiles Français DF 730.037 (France ©1960; mono; liner notes only in French; r NM & sl VG) |
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141.093 |
..., String Quartets in E flat, K.428 & in B flat, K.458 (Hunt). The Melos Quartet Stuttgart. DGG 2530 800 (Germany ©1977; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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..., Divertimento for violin, viola and cello in E flat, K.563. DGG 139 150 (Germany ©1966; Tulip ‘M.i.Germany’ stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.095 |
..., Sonatas and Variations for violin and piano. Györgi Pauk,vn & Peter Frankl, pf. Program: Sonatas K. 296, 300-306, 376-378 (set I) & 379-380, 402, 547, 454, 481 & 526 + Variations on ‘Hélas, j’ai perdi mon amant’, K.360 on ‘La bergère Célimène. K.359 (set II). Vox Box 410020 & 41024 (France ©1963; stereo; notes only in French enclosed; records NM & boxes NM-) 2 Sets; 3 LPs each. |
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141.096 |
..., Le nozze di Figaro (complete). Lisa Della Casa, Hilde Gueden, Suzanne Danco; Cesare Siepi, Alfred Poell, Fernando Corena, Vienna PO & Ch., Erich Kleiber. r.1955. Decca SKA 25 021- D/1 – 4 (Germany ©1959; royal sound stereo; notes only in German; libretto translated in German enclosed; still Kleiber’s famous set; records & box NM). 4 LP Set |
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141.097 |
..., Die Zauberflöte (complete). Kurt Böhme, Leopold Simoneau, Wilma Lipp, Vienna PO & Ch., Karl Böhm. r.1955. Decca SBD 2110/2111-2112-S (Germany ©1960; schwarz/gold/ stereo label; notes only in German; records & box NM) 3 LP Set |
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141.098 |
Musica Nova Bohemica: Viktor Kalabis, Violin concerto No.2 (in one movement; 1978). Josef Suk,vn & Czech PO, Wolfgang Sawallisch. Coupled with Ladislav Kubík’s Violin concerto (in one movement; 1974) performed by Petr Messiereur, vn & same O., Zdenek Kosler. Supraphon 1110 3035 ZA (Czechosovakia ©1983; stereo; live recordings; liner notes in Czech, English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Carl Nielsen, Symphony No.5, Op.50. New York PO, Leonard Bernstein (and with Elden C. Bailey, snare drummer & Stanley Drucker, solo cl.). CBS SBRG 72110 (UK ©1963; blue stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.100 |
John Ogdon, pf plays Beethoven’s Piano sonata No.29 in B flat, Op.106 (‘Hammerklavier’) RCA Red Seal LSC-3123 (USA ©1969; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.101 |
The Pallas Trio (Wolfgang Wagenhäuser,pf; Klaus Lieb, vn; Wolfram Geiss, vc) with Piano Trios by Bedrich Smetana (in G min., Op.15) and Joaquin Turina (No.2, Op.76) & 3 Nocturnes by Ernest Bloch. WK Records WK 30.173 (Germany ©1982; stereo; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.102 |
Cenek Pavlík,vn & the Dvorák CO, Vladimir Válek: Ernest Chausson, Poem, Op.25; Pabo de Sarasate, Andalusian Romance, Op.22/1 (arr. Frankenberg) & Zigeunerweisen, Op.20; Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Fantasy on Russian Themes (arr. Fritz Kreisler); Tchaikovsky, Souvenir d’un lieu cher, Op.42/3; Saint-Saëns, Havanaise, Op.83 & Introduction and Rondo capriccioso, Op.28. Supraphon 11 0111-1 (Czechoslovakia ©1989; digital stereo; liner notes in Czech, English, French and German; r & sl M) |
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Krzysstof Penderecki, ‘Kosmogonia’ for soprano, tenor, mixed choir and orchestra (1970); Works for orchestra ‘Anaklasis’ (1960); ‘Fluorescences’ (1962) & ‘’ De Natura sonoris’ No.2 (1971). Stefania Woytowicz, sop.; Kazimierz Pustelak, ten.; Bernard Ladysz, bass; Warsaw Nat. PO & Ch., Andrzej Markowski. Philips 6500 683 (Holland ©1974; red/silver stereo label; Polskie Nagrania recordings; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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141.104 |
George Prêtre conducting the Monte-Carlo PO with Works by French composers inspired by Edgar Allan Poe narratives: Claude Debussy, La chute de la maison Usher (The fall of the house Usher); André Caplet, La Masque de la mort rouge (Conte fantastique) for harp and strings & Florent Schmitt, Etude for ‘Le Palais Hanté’ (The haunted Palace), Op.49. Christine Barbaux, sop.; François le Roux, bar.; Pierre-Yves le Maigat, bass-bar; Jean-Philippe Lafont, bar. (Debussy); Frédérique Cambreling, solo hp (Caplet). HMV 1731601 (France ©1984; EMI large dog digital stereo label; notes and texts in English and French on inner sleeve; r & sl NM) |
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... conducts Francis Poulenc: Stabat Mater for soprano, mixed choir and orchesta & 4 Motets pour un temps de pénitence. Régine Crespin, sop.; Ch. René Duclos & the Paris Conservatoire O. HMV CVB 1789 (France ©1962; EMI dog in circle stereo label; liner notes only in French; r NM & sl VG) |
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Ivo Pogorelich plays Chopin: Piano sonata No.2 in B flat min., Op.35; Scherzo in C sharp min., Op.39; Prelude in C sharp min., Op.45; Nocturne in E flat, Op.55/2 & Three Etudes, (in F, Op.10/8; in A flat, Op.10/10; in G sharp min., Op.25/6). DGG 2531 346 (Germany ©1981; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.107 |
Chamber Music by Francis Poulenc: Violin sonata (1943 rev.1949) (Yehudi Menuhin,vn & Jacques Février,pf); Cello sonata (1948; rev.1953) (Pierre Fournier, vc & Jacques Février, pf); Sonata for 2 clarinets (1918; rev.1945) (Michel Portal & Maurice Gabal, cls); Flute sonata (1958) (Michel Debost, fl & Jacques Février, pf); Elégie for horn and piano (1957) (Alan Civil, hn & Jacques Février,pf); Clarinet sonata (1962) (Michel Portal cl & Jacques Février, pf); Oboe sonata (1962) (Maurice Bourgue, ob & Jacques Février, pf); Sextuor for piano, oboe, clarinet; bassoon and horn (1932; rev.1940) (Jacques Février, pf & the Paris Wind Quintet); Sonata for clarinet and bassoon (1922; rev.1945) (Michel Portal, cl & Amaury Wallez, bn); Trio for piano, oboe and bassoon (1926) (Jacques Février, pf; Robert Casier, ob.; Gérard Faisandier,bn & Sonata for horn, trombone and trumpet (1922) (Alan Civil, hn; John Wilbraham,tpt; John Iveson, tr) Coupled with works for 2 Pianos of 4 handed piano: Sonata (1943); l’Embarquement pour Cynthère (1951); Elégie (1959); Capriccio (1952) & Sonata 4 handed piano (1918; rev.1939) (Jacques Février & Gabriel Tacchino, pfs). HMV 2C 165-12519/22 (France ©1973; EMI red/post stamp stereo label; detailed notes only in French enclosed; records & box NM) 4 LP Set |
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Willem Pijper, String Quartets Nos. 1 – 5 performed by the Gaudeamus Quartet. Attacca Records babel 8419-4 (Holland ©1984; digital stereo; notes are missing; Phonogram pressing; r & sl NM) |
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141.109 |
..., Piano concerto (1927). Theo Bruins, pf & the RPO of the Dutch Radio, Willem van Otterloo (r.1966 live). Coupled with the Oboe concerto by Sem Dresden (1939). (Koen van Slogteren,ob & same O., Francis Travis (r.1967 live) & Oscar van Hemel’s Violin concerto No.2 (Four scherzandi with four instrumental groups; 1968). (Herman Krebbers, vn & the Royal Concertgebouw O., Bernard Haitink (r.1972). Donemus (Holland ©1974; stereo; no notes; r & sl NM) |
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Serge Rachmaninov, Piano concertos Nos.1 (in F sharp min., Op.1) & 4 (in G min., Op.40. Leonard Pennario, pf & the Royal PO, André Previn. RCA Victor Red Seal LSC-2768 (Germany ©1970; dynagroove stereo recording; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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141.111 |
Maurice Ravel and his interpreters (from the past): Chamber Music: String Quartet in F (The Calvet Quartet; r.1936); Tzigane; violin & piano version. (Zino Francescatti,vn & Maurice Fauré, pf; r.1930); Pièce en forme de Habanera (Maurice Marécal,vn & Maurice Fauré, pf; r. 1929); Introduction & Allegro for Harp, Flute, Clarinet & String Quartet (Gwendolen Mason. hp; Robert Murche, fl; Haydn P. Draper, cl. and a String Qauertet; r.1924); Piano Music: Jeux d’eau & Sonatine (Alfred Cortot, pf; r.1923/ 1931); Alborada del gracioso (Marcelle Meyer, pf); Noctuelles (Jacques Février, pf; r.1942); from Le tombeau de Couperin: Toccata (Robert Casadesus, pf; r.1923); Piano concerto for the left hand (Jacques Février,pf & the Paris Conservatoire O., Charles Münch; r.1942); Orchestral: La Valse (Paris SO, Pierre Monteux; r.1931); Boléro (non mentioned SO, Piero Coppola; r.1930); from Ma mère l’Oye: Le jardin féerique (Paris Colonne O., Gabriel Pierné; r.1929); from Daphnis et Chloé: Danse guerrière (Paris Conservatoire O., Piero Coppola; r.1932); from Miroirs: Albarada del gracioso (O. des Concerts Walther Straram; r.1931) Pavane pour une infante défunte (Paris Conservatoire O., Charles Münch; r.1942); Daphnis et Chloé: Suite No.2 (O. des Concerts ‘Walther Straram’, Philippe Gaubert; r.1930); Schéhérade (an unkown O., Piero Coppola and with Marcelle Gérar, sop.; r.1929)
Vocal: Trois Histoires naturelles (Jane Bathori, mez; r.1929); Sainte; Sur l’herbe & Trois Mélodies populaires grecques (Pierre Bernac, bar. & Francis Poulec or Jean Doyen, pf; r.1936); d’Anne jouant de l’espiette & D’Anne qui me jecta de la neige (Maggie Teyte, sop. & Gerad Moore, pf; r.1944); Chanson espagnole (Charles (bar.) & Madeleine (pf) Panzera); Trois chants hébraïques & Trois chansons madécasses (Madeleine Grey, mez. accompanied by a small ensemble directed by Ravel himself; r.1932); Trois chansons de Don Quichotte à Dulcinée & Ronsard à son âme (Martial Singher, bar & an non mentioned O., Piero Coppola; r.1934); “Oh! La pitoyable aventure!” (Fanny Heldy, sop.; Louis Morturier, bass; Pierre Favereaux, ten. & an O., Piero Coppola; r.1931)
HMV 2912163 (France ©1987; EMI large dog label; mono; notes in English and French enclosed; records & box NM; an unique issue!) 3 LP Set |
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Max Reger, Quintet for Clarinet, 2 Violins, Viola and Cello in A, Op.146. Karl Leister,vn & the Drolc Quartet. DGG 2530 303 (Germany ©1973; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Fritz Reiner conducts Brahms: Symphony No.3 in F, Op.90 & Tragic Overture, Op.81. With the Chicago SO. RCA Red Seal RB-16080 (UK ©1958; monaural version; notes only in English; r NM & sl NM-) |
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Jean Rogister (1879-1964), Requiem Mass. Ysel Poliart, sop.; Léopold Marteau, bar.; Ch. of the Liege Conservatoire; mixed Ch. of the Liege Protestant Church; Liege Royal Cercle Ch. & Liege O., René Defossez. Decca 173.442 (France ©1965; mono; liner notes in Dutch, English, French and German; r NM & sl P) |
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György Sandor, pf with the Bartók Piano concerto No.3. With the Philadelphia O. Eugene Ormady. Coupled with Nikolai Miaskovsky’s Symphony No.21 in F sharp min., Op.51. Same O. and conductor. r.1948. CBS Columbia Special Products P 14155 (USA ©1977; simulate stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Peter Schat, Symphony No.1, Op.27 (1978). The Royal Concertgebouw O. , Sir Colin Davis (r.1978 live). Coupled with Septet, Op.3 (1957). Tom Reinders, fl; Nico Schaafsma, ob; Hein Wiener, cl.; Wolfgang van Leeuwen, hn; Maarten Bon, pf; Henk Lambooy, vc; Cor van Steijn, perc. and directed by Huub Kerstens. Donemus/ Composer’s Voice CV 7901 (Holland ©1979; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Arnold Schönberg, 15 Lieder to poems by Stefan George from ‘Das Buch der hängenden Gärten’ (The Book of the hanging Gardens (1908/09) & Acht Lieder, Op.6 (1905). Erika Sziklay, sop. accompanied by Jenö Jandó, pf. Hungaroton SLPX 12040 (Hungary ©1979; stereo; texts and notes in English, French and German enclosed; r & sl NM) |
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Isaac Stern,vn & the New York PO, Leonard Bernstein: Beethoven’s Violin concerto. Fontana 876 001 CY (Holland ©1962; ‘full stereo’; liner notes only in German; r & sl NM) |
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Igor Stravinsky, l’Histoire du soldat. François Perier (as the soldier); Philippe Clay (as the devil); Gabriel Cattand, narr. & the Boston Symphony Chamber Players. DGG 2530 590 (germany ©1975; white border stereo label; notes only in French enclosed; r & sl NM) |
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Yi-Kwei Sze sings Six Sunless Songs by Modest Mussorgsky & Nine Chinese Songs by Alexander Tcherepnin and accompanied by Brooks Smith, pf. Iramac 6517 (Holland ©1965; stereo; notes & translation on the inner sleeve of the texts in English, French and German; Edisonprice; r & sl NM) |
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Sigismund Thalberg, 24 Pensées Musicales (‘Les Soirées de Pausilippe’; homage to Rossini) & the ‘Don Giovanni’ Fantasy for piano, Op.42. Christoph Keller, pf. Accord 140.079 (France ©1984; stereo; notes in English, French and German on inner sleeve; r & sl NM) |
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The Tokyo String Quartet performs String quartets by Debussy and Ravel. CBS 76824 (Germany ©1979; stereo; notes on inner sleeve in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Trio di Trieste (Dario De Rosa, pf; Renato Zanettovich, vn; Libero Lana, vc): Ludwig van Beethoven, Variations on an Original Theme in E flat, Op.44 & Franz Schubert’s Piano Trio No.1 in B flat, D.898. DGG 138 053 (Germany ©1964; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Alexander Uninsky, pf plays Chopin: Polonaises Nos. 1 (in C sharp min., Op.26/1), 3 (in A, Op.40/1); 5 (in F sharp min., Op.44); 6 (in A flat, Op.53 ) & 7 (in A flat, Op.61 ‘Polonaise- fantaisie). Philips 835 018 AY (Holland ©1961; maroon/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; r NM & sl VG) |
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Guitar Music of Heitor Villa-Lobos played by Julian Byzantine: 5 Preludes & Chôro Typico. Coupled with Campo (by Manuel Ponce); Homage à la Guiterra (by Eduardo Sainz de la Maza) & 3 Works by Antonio Lauro: Danza Negra; Valse from Suite Venezolana & Valse No. 3. Same guitarist. EMI/Classics for Pleasure CFP 40209 (UK ©1975; stereo; liner notes only in English; r & sl NM) |
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Richard Wagner, Der Fliegende Holländer (The Flying Dutchman) (complete opera). George Landon, bar. (as The Dutchman); Leonie Rysanek, sop.; Giorgio Tozzi, bass; Karl Liebl, ten.; Richard Lewis, ten.; Rosalind Elias, mez.; Ch & O of the Royal Op.House, Covent Garden, Antal Dorati. RCA Victor LSC-6156 (USA ©1961; shaded dog stereo label; notes only in English & libretto only in English translation enclosed; records & box NM) 3 LP Set |
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Sir William Walton, Belshazzar’s Feast & Improvisations on an Impromptu of Benjamin Britten. John Shirley-Quirck, bar. (in Feast) & London SO, André Previn. Recorded in the presence of the composer. HMV Angel Series SAN 324 (UK ©1972; EMI yellow/stamp dog stereo label; notes and text only in English; r & sl NM) |
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141.128 |
Günter Wand conducts the Beethoven Eroica Symphony (No.3 in E flat, Op.55). With the Cologne Gürzenich SO. Le Club Français du Disque 105 (France ©1956; mono; no notes; r NM & sl P) |
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Thomas Zehetmair,vn plays virtuoso Chamber music: Ravel’s Violin sonata; Ysaye, Sonata in D min.. Op.27/3 for violin solo (dedicated to George Enescu); Heinrich I. Biber, Passacaglia in G min. for violin solo; Paganini’s Caprice No.24 in A min. (from Op.1) & the Schubert Rondo in B min., D.895. Accompanied by David Levine, pf. Telefunken 6.42619 AP (Germany ©1980; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; r & sl NM) |
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Pinchas Zukerman, vn & Claude Bolling, pf/composer: Suite for Violin and Jazz Piano. With Max Hediguer, db and Marcel Sabiani, drums. CBS 73 833 (Germany ©1979; blue stereo label; liner notes only English; r NM & sl NM-) |
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