Catalogus - Actueel

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136.001

Géza Anda,pf plays Bartók: Piano concerto No.1 & Rhapsody for piano and orchestra, Op.1. With the Berlin RSO, Ferenc Fricsay. r.1960.

DGG 138 708 (Germany ©1969 (Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record:M; cover:M)

10,-

136.002

Annie d’Arco,pf: the 6 Mendelssohn Preludes & Fugues for piano, Op.35.

Erato STU 70542 (France ©1970; stereo; liner notes only in French; record:M; cover:NM)

7,-

136.003

Vladimir Ashkenazy,pf performs Scriabin: Piano sonatas: No.2 ‘Sonata Fantasy’ in G sharp min., Op.19; No.7 ‘White Mass’, Op.64; No.10, Op.70; Quatre Morceaux, Op.56; Deux Poèmes, Op.32 & Two Dances, Op.73.

Decca SXL 6868 (UK ©1978; narrow band; liner notes in English, French and German; record:M; cover:M)

9,-

136.004

Moshe Atzmon conducts Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No.3 in D, Op.29 (‘The Polish’). With the Vienna SO.

DGG 2530 401 (Germany ©1973; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: NM)

8,-

B

136.005

Carl Ph.Em.Bach, Concertos for piano: in F, Wq 46; Sonatina in D min., Wq 107 & Sonatina in D, Wq 109. Ingeborg & Reimer Küchler, hammerklavier with the Vienna Capella Academica (on period instruments), Eduard Melkus.

Archiv 2533 078 (Germany ©1971; notes in English, French and German; record:M; cover: NM)

8,-

136.006

Johann S.Bach, Cantatas ‘Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht’, BWV 211 ‘Coffee cantata’ & ‘Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet’, BWV 212 ‘Peasant cantata’.

Adele Stolte, sop.; Hans-Joachim Rotsch, ten.; Theo Adam. bass; Members of the Leipzig Gewandhaus O., Kurt Thomas.

Archiv 198 161 (Germany ©1960; stereo; notes in English, French and German; texts of the cantatas only in German; record: M; cover:M)

8,-

136.007

Adriano Banchieri (1567-1634), Festino (20 madrigals) sung by Vocal Ensemble ‘The Scholars’. With Guy & Elisabeth Roberts, luths.

Arion ARN 38411 (France ©1977; notes & texts only in French; record: M; cover: M)

6,-

136.008

Mario Bernardi conducting the Nat. Arts Centre O. (Ottawa/Canada): Aubade by Francis Poulenc (with Denise Massé,pf); Divertissement by Jacques Ibert & Debussy’s Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation SM 5013 (Canada ©1982; stereo; liner notes in  English and French; record: M; cover: M)

6,-

136.009

Ludwig van Beethoven, Piano Trios Nos.5 (Ghost) & 6 (in E flat), Op.70 /1-2 performed by The Odeon-Trio (Leonard Hokanson,pf; Kurt Guntner,vc; Angelica May, vc).

Impression DSG Deutsche Schallplatten-Gemeinshaft 66082 9 (Germany ©1974; stereo; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.010

..., Complete String Quartets Nos. 1-16 & Große Fuge, Op.133. The Schäffer Quartet (Kurt Schäffer & Franzjosef Maier, vns; Franz Beyer, va; Kurt Herzbruch, vc). r.1957/59.

Musidisc RC 651- 658 (France ©1975; stereo; records: M; covers: NM; original Le Club Français du Disque recordings; liner notes in English and French). 8 LPs

40,-

136.011

..., Triple Concerto in C, Op.56. Anne Queffélec, pf; Pierre Amoyal, vn; Frédéric Lodéon,vc & the Monte Carlo Nat. Op. O., Armin Jordan.

Erato STU 71202 (Portugal ©1979; stereo; notes in French and Portuguese; record: M; cover: NM)

8,-

136.012

Hector Berlioz, Songs for Chorus: Chant guerrier; Prière du Matin; Le Temple universel; Chant sacré; Ballet des ombres; La Menaceder francs; Veni Creator; Hymne à la France; Tantum ergo; Chant des Bretons & Chanson à boire. Ryland Davies, ten.

Heinrich Schütz Choir & Chorale, Roger Norrington. With Ryland Davies, ten. & Peter Smith, pf and harmonium.

Argo ZRG 635 (UK ©1969; stereo; liner notes only in English; complete French text and translated in English inside; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.013

Leonard Bernstein, Dybbuk – Ballet Suites 1 & 2. New York PO, composer.

DGG 2531 348 Germany ©1981; white border stereo label; notes in English, French and German; texts inside; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.014

Pierre Boulez conducts Messiaen, Eloy & Pousseur.

Olivier Messiaen, 7 HaÏkaï (seven Japanese sketches for piano solo, xylophon and marima soli, 2 clarinets, 1 trumpet and small orchestra). Yvonne Loriod & the Strasburg Percussionists.

Jean-Claude Eloy, Equivalences for 18 instruments. Same Ensemble and Soloists.

Henri Pousseur, Madrigal III. Guy Deplus, cl; Gérard Jary, vn; Michel Tournus, vc; Diego Massons & Jean-Charles François, percs; Fabienne Boury, pf.

r1966-1968.

Disques Adès 14.022 (France ©1983; stereo; notes in English and French; ex libris; never played; record: M; cover: NM).

9,-

136.015

Johannes Brahms, Piano Concerto No.1 in D min., Op.15. Bruno Leonardo Gelber, pf & the Munich PO, Franz-Paul Decker. r.1965.

Columbia SMC 91 337 (Germany ©1966; white gold stereo label; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M; Gd Prix du Disque)

12,-

136.016

..., Piano Quartets Nos. 1 (in G min., Op.25), 2 (in A, Op.26) & 3 (in C min., Op.60). Performed by Tamás Vásáry, pf; Thomas Brandis, vn; Wolfram Christ, va & Ottomar Borwitzky, vc.

DGG 413 194-1 (Germany ©1983; white border stereo label; digital recordings; gatefold; notes in English, French and German; records: M; cover: M). 2 LPs

15,-

136.017

Benjamin Britten, A Hymn to the Virgin; Hymn to St.Cecilia; Festival Te Deum; Prelude and Fugue on a theme of Vittoria; Hymn to St.Peter, Op.56; Missa brevis; Jubilate Deo & A Hymn of St.Columba.

Ch. of St. John’s College Cambridge, George Guest or Ch. of the London SO, George Malcolm. With Brian Runnett or Simon Preston, org.

r.1961-1969.

Argo ZK 19 (UK ©1977; stereo; liner notes and texts only in English; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.018

Works by Max Bruch: Scherz, List und Rache – comic opera (Op.1) in one act with a libretto after Goethe. Georgine Resick, sop. (as Scapine), Josef Protschka, ten. (as Scapin), Karl Fäth, bass and Jürgen Glauß & Antomy Beaumont, pfs.

Coupled with 7 Lieder und Gesänge, Op.49. Josef Protschka, ten. and accompanied by Hans Dieter Freyer, pf.

Capriccio C 30 034/1-2 (Germany ©1983; gatefold; notes only in German; records: M; cover: M). 2 LPs

14,-

C-D

136.019

Christmas Concertos by Arcangelo Corelli (Concerto grosso fatto la notte di natale, Op.6/8), Pietro A. Locatelli (Concerto grosse, Op.1/8), Francesco M. Manfredini (Concerto grosso fatto per la notte di natale, Op.3/12) & Guiseppe Torelli (Concerto in forma di Pastorale il Santissiom Natale, Op.8/6).

The Mainz CO, Günter Kehr.

Archiv 198 147 (Germany ©1962; stereo; notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.020

Louis N. Clerambault, Livre d’orgue – Suites from first & second Ton. Coupled with the Harpsichord Suites Nos.1 (in C) & 2 (in C min.) performed by Jean-Patrice Brosse, org./hpd. 
HMV 2C 069-16330 (France ©1979; EMI red stamp dog stereo label; notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.021

Aaron Copland, Appalachian Spring and coupled with Three Places in New England by Charles Ives performed by Saint Paul CO, Dennis Russell Davies.

Pro Arte PAD-140 (USA ©1983; digital recordings; notes only in English inside; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.022

François Couperin, Leçons (3) de ténèbres (Lesson of Darkness) (complete). Hugues Cuenod & Gino Sinimverghi, tens; Franz Holetschek, hpd./org.; Richard Harand, vc.

Westminster XWN 18581 (USA ©1959; dark blue mono label; liner notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.023

Claude Debussy, Pelléas & Mélisande (complete opera). Irène Joachim, sop. (as M.), Jacques Jansen, bar. (as P.), Henri Etcheverry, Germaine Cernay, Paul Cabanel, Leila Ben Sedira, Ch.Yvonne Gouverné, Paris SO, Roger Désormière. r.1941.

HMV/EMI  Références Series 125133 (France ©1975; mono; detailed notes and libretto in English and French). 3 LP Set

18,-

136.024

..., Sonata for Flute, Viola & Harp (Aurèle Nicolet, fl.; Ulrich Koch, va and  Ulrich Koch, hp.); Cello Sonata in D min (Siegfried Palm,vc & Maria Bergamnn, pf) & Violin Sonata (Saschko Gawriloff vn & Maria Bergmann, pf).

Wergo WER 60 025 (Germany ©1967; stereo; notes only in German; record: M; cover: NM)

16,-

136.025

Jean-Marc Déhan (1929-2009), Piano Works: 6 Barcarolles (Nos. 4 – 9 composed between 1964 and 1979). Lodewijk Collette, pf.

Glory JMD 010 (France ©1982; stereo; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.026

Huguette Dreyfus, hpd plays Bach Toccatas: in F sharp min, BWV 910; in C min., BWV 911; in D min., BWV 913 & in E min., BWV 914.

Valois MB 705 (France ©1966; stereo; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: NM)

10,-

136.027

Commandant Yvon Ducene directs the (Belgian) military band ‘Orchestre de la Musique Royale des Guides’. Program: Bela Bartók, Allegro barbaro; Georges Bizet, l’Arlésienne Suite No,2; Auguste de Bock, Rhapsodie dahoméenne; Enrique Granados, 2 Danzas espagnoles & Darius Milhaud, Suite française.

DGG 2536 337 (Germany ©1974; white border stereo label; notes in Dutch and French; record: M; cover: M)

6,-

136.028

Antonín Dvorák,  Trio for piano, violin and cello in F min., Op.65 performed by the Yuval Trio (Jonathan Zak,pf; Uri Planka, vn; Simca Heled, vc).

DGG 2530 371 (Germany ©111973; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

E-F

136.029

Works by Werner Egk: The Temptation of St.Anthony (cantata). Janet Baker, contr.; Koeckert Quartet; Bavarian RSO (strings), composer.

The Chinese Nightingale (ballet music); Quattro Canzoni (Irmgard Seefried, sop.) & Violin music with Orchestra (Wanda Wilkomirska,vn)

With the Bavarian RSO, composer. r.1961-1966.

DGG 2536 413 (Germany ©1981; white border stereo label; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.030

Youri Egorov, pf with a Debussy recital: Preludes Book I & II; Reflets dans l’eau & the 3 Estampes.

HMV 27 0034 3 (Germany ©1984; EMI large dog stereo label; gatefold; notes in French, German and Italian; records: M; cover: M) 2 LPs

16,-

136.031

Christoph Eschenbach, pf & the Berlin PO, Herbert von Karajan: the Beethoven Piano concerto No.1 in C, Op.15.

DGG 139 023 (Germany ©1967; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover:M)

10,-

136.032

..., the Schubert Piano sonata in B flat, D.960.

DGG 2530 477 (Germany ©1974; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.033

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. sings Cantatas by Alessandro Scarlatti (Infirma Vulnerata), Georg Ph. Telemann (Die Hoffnung ist mein Leben) & François Couperin (First Leçon de Tenèbre ‘Pour le mercredi’). With Aurèle Nicolet, fl., Helmut Heller, vn; Irmgard Poppen,vc & Edith Picht-Axenfeld, hpd.

Electrola E 80 822 (Germany ©1961; white-gold stereo label; texts in Latin and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.034

Wilhelm Furtwängler conducts the Brahms Symphony No.2 in D, Op.73. With the London PO. r.1948 (Kingsway Hall, London).

Richmond B 19020 (USA ©1955; mono; no notes; record: M; cover: M; nice copy)

8,-

136.035

... conducting the Stockholm PO: Beethoven, Symphony No.8 in F, Op.83 & Leonore Overture No.3, Op.48. + rehearsal Leonore Overture. r.1948 (in Stockholm).

Electrola Da Capo 1C 053-93 533 (Germany ©1972; mono; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.035

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, bar. sings Cantatas by Alessandro Scarlatti (Infirma Vulnerata), Georg Ph. Telemann (Die Hoffnung ist mein Leben) & François Couperin (First Leçon de Tenèbre ‘Pour le mercredi’). With Aurèle Nicolet, fl., Helmut Heller, vn; Irmgard Poppen,vc & Edith Picht-Axenfeld, hpd.

Electrola E 80 822 (Germany ©1961; white-gold stereo label; texts in Latin and German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

G – H

136.036

James Galway, fl.: Trad,/Galway. Brian Boru’s March; Schumann/Gerhardt, Träumerei; Marais/Galway, Le Basque; Trad./Galway, Spanish Love Song; Chopin/Gerhardt, Minute Waltz, Op.64/1; Villa-Lobos, Bacchianas Brasileiras No.5: Aria; Handel/Galway, Arival of the Queen of Sheba; Fauré, Fantaisie for flute and orchestra; Bach, Allegro from Sonata No.4; Rachmaninov/Gerhardt, Vocalise, Op.34/14; Denver, Annie’s Song & Yashima, Sakuragai No Uta. Accompanied orchestra(s) not mentioned.

RCA Red Seal 60317 (Holland ©1982; stereo; no notes; record: M; cover: M)

5,-

136.037

The Gaudeamus String Quartet (Jos Verkoeyen & Jan Wittenberg, vns; Hans Neuburger, va; Max Werner, vc) plays String Quartets by George Crumb, ‘Black Angels’ – 13 Images from the Dark Land; Ton de Leeuw, Quartet No.2 (1964) & Enrique Raxach, Quartet No.2 (1971).

Philips Modern Music Series 6500 881 (Holland ©1974; red with silver stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.038

Nicolai Gedda, ten. sings Arias from Russian operas: Life from the Czar; Eugen Onegin, Pique Dame, Sadko, Boris Godounov, The Mass of Sarotchin, The Night in May & from Aleko. Accompanied by the Belgrad PO, Gika Zdrevkovitch.

HMV 1C 063-28070 (EMI/Electrola ©1973; gold stamp dog stereo label; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.039

Robert Gerle, vn plays the complete Hungarian Dances by Johannes Brahms and accompanied by Norman Shetler, pf.

Westminster Gold  WGS-8118 (USA ©1965; stereo; liner notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.040

Charles T.Griffes (1884-1920), Sonata and coupled with ‘Three-page Sonata by Charles Ives & ‘In the Bottoms’ (charateristic Suite) by Robert N. Dett (1882-1943) performed by Clive Lythgoe, pf.

Philips 9500 096 (UK ©1976; red/silver stereo label; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.041

André M. Grétry (1741-1813), Symphonies Nos. 1 (in C) & 2 (in E flat) and coupled with Bach’s Arioso & Handel’s Largo. The Liege Soloists, Emmanuel Koch.

Duchesne DD 6070 (Belgium ©1975; stereo; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.042

Arthur Grumiaux, vn plays Saint-Saëns: Violin concerto No.3 in B min., Op.61; Havanaise, Op.83 & Introduction et Rondo capriccioso, Op.28.

Accompanied by the Paris Lamoureux O., Jean Fournet. r.1954-1956.

Philips A 00420 L (Holland ©1956; maroon minigroove mono label; record: NM; cover: NM)

8,-

136.043

Friedrich Gulda, pf & Wind Ensemble of the Vienna PO play Piano & Wind Quintets by Mozart (in E flat, K.452) & Beethoven (in E flat, Op.16).

DGG 138 638 (Germany ©1966; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.044

Natalia Gutman, vc performs Cello concertos by Boccherini (No.2 in D), Tartini (in A) & Vivaldi (in A min., PV 24). With the Moscow Conservatory CO, Michail Terian.

Melodia/Eurodisc 92 920 (Germany ©1969; stereo; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: NM)

12,-

136.045

Ernst Haefliger, ten sings Schubert’s Cycle ‘Die schöne Müllerin’ and 10 Schumann Lieder (Sängers Trost, Geisternähe, An den Mond, Ich wandelte unter Bäumen, Lieb Liebchen - leg’s Händchen, Schöne Wiege meiner Leiden, Der Himmel hat eine Träne geweint, Märzveilchen, An den Sonnenschein & Ins Freie.

Accompanied by Jacqueline Bonneau, pf.

DGG LPEM 19 207/208 (Germany ©1960; large Tulip mono label; texts of the Lieder only in German; records: M; covers: M) 2 LPs

18,-

136.046

Bernard Haitink conducts Schumann: Symphonies Nos. 1 – 4 & Overtures ‘Genoveva’, Op.81 & ‘Manfred’, Op.115. r.1981/84.

Philips Classics 412 852-1 (Holland ©1985; digital recordings; notes in English, French and German inside; records: M; box: M) 3 LP Set

20,-

136.047

Ingeborg Hallstein, sop. sings 16 Richard Strauss Lieder (Die Zeitlose; Allerseelen; Die Nacht; Heimkehr; Ständchen; All mein’ Gedanken; Ach Lieb, ich muß nun scheiden; Du meines Herzens Krönelein; Schlagende Herzen; Sehnsucht; Glückes genug; Meinem Kinde; Wiegenlied; Freundliche Vision; Mit deinen blauen Augen & Gefunden) and accompanied by Erik Werba, pf.

BASF 20 21965-B (Germany ©1974; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.048

Joseph Haydn, Cello concertos in C (Hob.VIIb/1 & in D (Hob.VIIb/2).

Laszo Varga, vc & the Bamberg SO, Antal Dorati. r.1975.

FSM/Vox FSM 43019 (Germany ©1977; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.049

..., 6 Divertimenti for flute, violin & cello, Hob. IV/1-6. Christian Lardé, fl and Members of the Danish Quartet (Anne Svendsen,vn; Pierre-René Honnens,vc).

Valois MB 466 (France ©1964; monaural version; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.050

Gustav Holst, Savitri (Chamber opera; complete), Op.25. Felicity Palmer, sop.; Philip Langridge, ten; Stephen Varcoe, bass; Richard Hickox Singers & City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox.

Coupled with Holst’s Cycle of ten songs ‘Dream-City’ and orchestrated by Colin Matthews. Patrizia Kwella, sop. Same O. and conductor.

Hyperion A 66099 (UK ©1983; digital recordings; libretto and song texts and liner notes only in English; reocrd: M; cover: M)

9,-

I – J

136.051

Dorothy Irving, sop. & Erik Werba,pf: Song Cycle ‘Själ och landscap’ (Soul and Landscape) by Gösta Nystroem (1890-1966); Sieben Lieder by Joseph Marx (1882-1964) & Benjamin Britten’s Cycle Winter Words, Op.52.

Caprice CAP 1061 (Sweden ©1974; stereo; notes and texts in English, German and Swedish; record: M; cover: M) 

7,-

136.052

Leos Janácek, Tagebuch eines Verschollenen (The Diary of One Who Disappeared). Ernst Haefliger,ten.; Kay Griffel, contr., Female Ch.; Rafael Kubelik, pf and leader. r.1961.

DGG Collector’s Series 2543 820 (Germany ©1983 stereo; sung text in English, French and German enclosed; liner notes  in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.053

..., Piano Music: Along an Overgrown Path: Books I & II and Thema con Variazioni

Ivan Klánsky, pf.

Supraphon 10 2976 – 1 (Czechoslavkia ©1982; stereo; liner notes only in Czech; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.054

The Janacek Quartet (Jiri Travnicek & Adolf Skýlora, vns; Jiri Kratochvil, va; Karel Krafka, vc) with the Dvorák String quartet in A flat, Op.105.

DGG LPM 18386 (Germany ©1958; large Tulip mono label; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.055

Geneviève Joy, pf plays Piano sonatas by Henri Dutilleux & Maurice Ohana (Sonatine monodique (1944). Coupled with Ohana’s Caprichos (1946-48) played by the composer, pf.

Disques BAM  LD 020 (France ©1956; mono; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: NM)

20,-

K

136.056

Herbert von Karajan conducting the Berlin PO with a Liszt program: ‘Mazeppa’- symphonic Poem No.6; Hungarian  Rhapsodies Nos. 4 (= Piano version No.12) & 5 (in E min.) and the Hungarian Fantasy for piano and orchestra (soloist: Shura Cherkassky).

DGG 138 692 (Germany ©1962; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.057

Music of Tristan Keuris: String Quartet No.1 (1982) performed by The Gaudeamus Quartet & Piano Trio (1984) played by the Mendelssohn Trio (Alwin Bär,pf; Lex Korff de Gidts, vn; Elias Arizcuren, vc).

Attaca Records 8526-1 (Holland ©1985; digital recorded; liner notes in Dutch and English; record: M; cover: M).

15,-

136.058

The Kodály Quartet (Attila Falvay & Tamás Szabó, vns; Gábor Fias, va; János Devich,vc) with the String Quartets Nos. 1 (Op.2) & 2 (Op.10) by Zoltan Kodály.

Hungaroton SLPD 12362 (Hungary ©1982; digital recorded; notes in English, French and German inside; record: M; cover: M).

10,-

136.059

Leonard Kogan, vn & the RSO Berlin, Lorin Maazel: Violin concertos by Max Bruch (No.1 in G min, Op26) & the Mendelssohn E minor concerto, Op.64. r.1974 in Berlin.

Eurodisc 86 466 MK (Germany ©1975; quadro stereo; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.060

Erich W. Korngold, Piano sonata No.2 & Fairy Pictures, Op.3. Antonin Kubalek, pf.

Genesis Records GS 1055 (USA ©1974; stereo; notes only in English including ‘Korngold and the crisis of the Piano sonata’ written by Glenn Gould; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.061

Concertos by Hans Kox: the Cello concerto (1969). Anner Bylsma,vc & the Netherlands CO, Szymon Goldberg & the Violin concerto (1981). Viktor Liberman, vn & the Rotterdam PO, Richard Dufallo.

Attacca Records 8632-1 (Holland ©1986; digital recorded by the Dutch radio; liner notes in Dutch, English and German; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.062

György Kurtág, Four Songs to poems by János Pilinszky, Op.11 (1975). István Gáti, bass-bar. & an Instrumental Ensemble directed by András Mihály.

Coupled with Kurtág’s The Sayings of Péter mondásai, Op.7 (1968) sung by Erika Sziklay, sop. and accompanied by Loránt Szücs, pf.

Hungaroton SLPX 11845 (Hungary ©1977; stereo; notes in English, German and Russian; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

L

136.063

Jean Langlais, org plays own works: Hymne d’actions de graces (Te Deum), Op.5/3; Morss et resurrectio, Op.5/1; La Nativité, Op.2; from the Folkloric Suite: Légende de Saint-Nicolas; Plainte (1947); Chant heroïque (1945); Chant de Paix; De Profundis; Mon ami cherche une fin paisible; Kyrie ‘Orbis facor’ (1968) & Imploration pour la croyance (1970). Recorded on the organ at the Paris St-Clotilde.

Solstice SOL 1 (France ©1978; stereo; notes in English and French; record:M; cover: M)

6,-

136.064

Noël Lee,pf plays Music for piano by Bela Bartók: 3 Studies, Op.18/Sz. 72; Out of Doors, Sz.81; Suite, Op.14/Sz.62 & Sonata, Sz.80).

Nonesuch H-71175 (USA ©1968; stereo; a Valois recording; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

5,-

136.065

John Lill with Piano music by Johannes Brahms: Paganini Variations Book I & II, Op.35; 8 Pieces for piano (complete), Op.76.

DGG 2530 059 (Germany ©1970; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.066

Music for Piano & Orchestra by Dinu Lipatti: Rumanian Dances (1943) & Concertino in classical style, Op.3. Felicja Blumental, pf & the Milano PO, Carlo Felice Cillario.

Auditorium Records AUD 102 (UK ©1968; stereo; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.067

Erika Lux, pf plays the Brahms Variations and fugue on a theme by Handel, Op.24 and Miroirs by Maurice Ravel.

Hungaroton LPX 11528 (Hungary © 1970; stereo; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: NM)

7,-

M - N

136.068

Gustav Mahler, Symphony No.1 in D. The Amsterdam PO, Arpád Joó.

Sefel Records SEFD 5022 (Canada ©1983; digital; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

6,-

136.069

The art of the Mandolin: Georg Ph. Telemann, Sonata in B flat; Evaristo F. Dall’abaco (1675-1742), Sonata in G min.; Johann A. Hasse, Sonata in G & Antonio Vivaldi, Sonata in G min.(Fanna XVI/4) performed by Kevin Coates, (barock) mandolin & Nel Romano, hpd.

Arion ARN 38 333 (France ©1976; stereo; notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.070

Music by Frank Martin: 8 Preludes for piano (1948); Drey Minnelieder (1960) & Trois chants de Noël. Elly Ameling, sop.; Pieter Odé, fl & composer, pf.

Iramac 6520 (Germany ©1965; stereo; notes in English, French and German; texts enclosed; record: M; cover: NM)

20,-

136.071

..., 6 Monologues from ‘Everyman’ (to poems by Hugo von Hofmannsthal) & 3 Excerpts from ‘The Tempest’ (after William Shakespeare). Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau,bar; Berlin PO, composer.

DGG 138 871 (Germany ©1964; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; notes and texts in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.072

Yehudi (vn) & Hephzibah (pf) Menuhin and Maurice Gendron,vc with the Beethoven Piano Trio Nos.5 (in D, Op.70/1 ‘Ghost’) & 6 (in E flat, Op.70/2).

Electrola E 80 905 (Germany ©1965; white-gold stereo label; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.073

Nathan Milstein, vn with the Violin concertos by Max Bruch (No.1 in G min. Op.26) & Mendelssohn’s E min. concerto, Op.64. Accompanied by the Philarmonia O., Leon Barzin. r.1959.

Electrola/Hör Zu SHZE 210 (Germany ©1965; stereo; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.074

Erica Morini,vn performs the Violin concertos by Max Bruch (No.1 in G min., Op.26) & Alexander Glazunov (in A min., Op. 82). With the Berlin RSO, Ferenc Fricsay. r.1959.

Heliodor 2548 170 (Germany ©1965; stereo; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.075

Piano music by Modest Mussorgsky: Scherzo in C min.; Souvenir d’enfance Nos.1-3; Impromptu passioné; Intermezzo; Une plaisanterie; En Crimé (Hoursouf & Capriccio); Méditation; Une Larme; La Couturière – Scherzino; Au Village; Rêverie (Duma) & Gopak. Radoslav Kvapil, pf.

Aurora AUR 5066 (UK ©1978; stereo; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M).

10,-

136.076

The Nash Ensemble performs: Johann N.Hummel, Septet in D min., Op.74 (for piano, flute, oboe, horn, viola, cello and double bass) & Franz Berwald, Grand Septet in B flat (for clarinet, bassoon, horn, violin, viola, cello and double bass).

CRD Records CRD 1044 (UK ©1978; stereo; notes only in English; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.077

New Music Ensemble & The San Francsco Conservatory: John Cage, Variations III for Voices and Percussion; Loren Rush, Nexus 16; Anestis Logothetis, Culmination & Robert Moran, l’Après-midi du Dracoula.

Wergo Series Große Interpreten neuer Musik WER 60057 (Germany ©1971;stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

15,-

136.078

Carl Nielsen, String Quartets in G min., Op 13 and in F, Op.44 performed by the Carl Nielsen String Quartet (Denmark).

DGG 2530 920 (Germany ©1977; white border stereo label; liner notes in Danish, English and German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.079

..., String Quartets in F min., Op.5 & in E flat, Op.14. Same performers.

DGG 2531 135 (Germany ©1979; white border stereo label; liner notes in Danish, English and German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.080

..., String Quintet  in G (1888). Same performers & Borge Mortensen, 2nd va.

Coupled with Nielsen’s Prelude and Presto for solo violin, Op.52 (1928) & Prelude and Thema with Variations for violin solo, Op.48 (1923). Peder Elbaek,vn,

DGG 2531 344 (Germany ©1981; white border stereo label; liner notes in Danish, English and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

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136.081

Bernhard Paumgartner conducts Mozart:

*Concert & Opera arias K.217,316, 418 (Ilse Hollweg & Vienna SO);  K.420, 431, 432 (Waldemar Kmentt, ten.; Hermann Schey, bass, same O.)

*Duets, Quartets, Sextets from 10 Mozart Operas (Various soloists such like Rita Streich, Dodi Protero, Paul Schöffler, Walter Berry, Sena Jurinac, Hilde Zadek. With the Camerata Academica of the Salzburg Mozarteum or the Vienna SO. Other conductors: Karl Böhm and Rudolf Moralt.

*Mozart’s various Secular vocal music sung by Eva Brinck, George Maran; Hermann Schey, Ilse Hollweg, Waldemar Kmennt; Vienna Chamber Ch.; Camerata Academica of the Salzburg Mozarteum and the Vienna SO.

Philips 837 089/090/091 GY (Holland ©1967; memorial issue; maroon/silver stereo label; detailed notes and texts only in German inside; records: M; box: M) 3 LP Set

20,-

136.082

Krysztof Pendericki, Symphony No.2 ‘Christmas Symphony’. Polish RSO, Jacek Kasprzyk.

Pavane Records ADW 7100 (Belgium ©1981; stereo; licensed from Polski Nagrania; liner notes in French and German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.083

Leonard Pennario, pf plays Piano concertos by Grieg (in A min.) & Rachmaninov, Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini. With the Los Angeles PO, Erich Leinsdorf.

Capitol SP 8441 (USA 1961; first stereo label; liner notes only in English; record: NM (some soft ticks); cover: M)

8,-

136.084

Itzak Perlman, vn & Samuel Sanders,pf  ‘The Spanish Album’. Music by Falla (Suite populaire espagnole; arr. Kochanski); Granados (Spanish Dance No.5; arr.Kreisler); Halffter (Danza de la gitana; arr. Heifetz); Sarasate (4 Spanish Dances, Opp.21 & 26) & Caprice basque, Op.24)

EMI/Angel SZ-37590  (USA ©1980; stereo; notes only in English; record: M; cover: NM)

12,-

136.085

... & the New Philharmonia O. Jésus López-Cobos: Max Bruch, Scottish Fantasy for violin and orchestra, Op. 46 & Violin concerto No.2 in D min., Op.44.

HMV 1C 0663-02804 (Germany ©1977; EMI/Electrola red stamp dog stereo/quadro label; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.086

Hans Pfitzner, 3 Palestrina Overtures & Symphony in C, Op.46.

The Berlin PO, Ferdinand Leitner.

DGG 136 022 (Germany ©1967; Tulip Made in Germany stereo label; liner notes in English, French, German and Spanish; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.087

Recital by Margaret Price, sop. with French & Spanish Songs and accompanied by James Lockhart, pf.

Program: Debussy, Trois poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé; Duparc, Chanson triste, Soupir, Phydilé; Ravel, Cinq mélodies populaires grecques; Granados, Cycle ‘La Maja dolorosa’; Obradors, Dos cantares populares, Coplas de curro dulce & Rodrigo, De los alamos vengo, madre.

Orfeo S 038831 A (Germany ©1983; digital recorded; song texts enclosed; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M).

9,-

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136.088

Maurice Ravel, both Piano concertos performed by Jean-Philippe Collard,pf & French Nat.O., Lorin Maazel.

HMV 2C 069-03679 (France ©1979; EMI/La voix de son maître red stamp dog stereo label; notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.089

String Trios by Max Reger: in A min, Op.77b & in D min., Op.141b performed by the New York String Trio (Charles Castleman,vn; Paul Doktor, va; Jennifer Langham, vc).

BASF Records KBB 21642 (USA ©1983; stereo; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.090

Fritz Reiner conducts Mahler’s Symphony No.4 (in G). With the Chicago SO and with Lisa Della Casa, sop. r.1958.

RCA Victrola VICS 1048 (UK ©1970; stereo; liner notes (by the conductor) only in English; record: M; cover: NM)

7,-

136.091

Orchestral works by Ottorino Respighi:  Ancient Airs & Dances: Suites Nos. 1 – 3; Feste romane; The Fountains of Rome & the Pines of Rome.

Boston SO, Seiji Ozawa.

DGG 2530 890/891 (Germany ©1979; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; records: M; covers: M) 2 LPs

16,-

136.092

Svjatoslav Richter plays Prokofiev: Piano sonata No.8 in B, Op.64; Visions fugitives, Op.22/3,6 and 9 & Piano concerto No.5 in G, Op.55 with Warsaw PO, Witold Rowicki.

r.1958-1962 partly live performances.

DGG 2530 073 (Germany ©1965; white border stereo label; liner notes in English and German; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.093

Gioachino Rossini, Ermione (complete opera). Cecilia Gasdia, sop. (as E.), Margarita Zimmermann, contr.; Ernesto Palacio, Chris Merritt, & William Matteuzzi, tens; Simone Alaimo, bass; Prague Philharmonic Ch. & Monte Carlo PO, Claudio Scimone.

Erato NUM 75336 (France ©1988; digital recorded; gatefold; notes in English, French, Italian and German; records: M; cover: M) 2 LPs

14,-

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136.094

Works by Erik Satie: ‘Cinéma’ de ‘Relâche’; Musique d’ameublement (Ars Nova Ens., Marius Constant); Sonnerie pour réveiller le bon gros roi des singes (Pierre Thibaud & Bernard Jeannoutot, tpts) & from Pages Mystiques: Vexations (Michel Dalberto, pf).

Erato STU 71336 (France ©1981; notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.095

Henri Sauguet, The Garden’s concerto for harmonica and orchestra (1970) and coupled with Deux mouvements pour archets à la mémoire de Paul Gilson (1964).

Claude Garden, harmonica & the O.R.T.F. CO, composer.

Inédits RTF 995 021 (France ©1972; stereo; liner notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.096

Alessandro Scarlatti, Il Giardino di Amore (Venere e Adone) – Serenata for soprano, contralto & instruments.. Catherine Gayer, sop. (as Adonis); Brigitte Faßbaender, contr. (as Venus) & the Munich CO, Hans Stadlmair.

Archiv 14344 (Germany ©1964; stereo; notes and texts in English, French and German enclosed; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.097

Franz Schubert, Fantaisie in C for violin and piano, D.934 (r.1931) & Piano Trio in E flat, D.929 (r.1935).

Rudolf Serkin,pf; Adolf Busch,vn; Hermann Busch, vc.

HMV Référence Series 2C 051-03309 (France ©1975; mono; liner notes in English and French; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.098

Dmitri Shostakovich, Symphony No.9 in E flat, Op.70; Festive Overture, Op.96; Tahiti Trot (arr.of Youman’s Tea for Two), Op.16 & from the Gadfly: Romance, Op.97ª.

Nat. O. of the USSR, Yevgeny Svetlanov.

Le Chant du Monde/Melodia LDX 78687 (France ©1979; stereo; notes only in French; record: M; cover: M)

8,-

136.099

Jean Sibelius, Pelléas et Mélisande (incidental music), Op.49 & the Tempest (Suites Nos.1 & 2), Op.109. The Suisse Romande O., Horst Stein.

Decca 6.42542 AS (Germany ©1979; stereo; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.100

Václav Snítil, vn & Josef Hála, pf with Violin sonatas by Albert Roussel (No. in D min., Op.11), Darius Milhaud (No.2 in G) & Maurice Ravel (No.2 in G).

Supraphon 11 0103-1 (Czechoslovakia ©1988; digital recorded; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.101

Wilhelm Stenhammer, Symphony No.1 in F. The Gothenburg SO, Neeme Järvi.

BIS LP 219 (Germany ©1983; stereo; live performance; liner notes in English, French, German and Swedish; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.102

Works by Igor Stravinsky:

*Noces (ballet-cantata). Basia  Retchizka, sop.; Arlette Chedel, contr.; Eric Tappy, ten.; Philippe Huttenlocher, bass. Martha Argerich, Nelson Freire, Edward Auer & Suzanne Husson, pfs; a group of 6 Percussionists; Ch. of the Lausanne University. Conductor: Michel Corboz.

*Renard (burlesque). Eric Tappy & Pierre-André Blzaer, tens.; Philippe Huttenlocher, bar.; Jules Bastin, bass; Siegfried Schmidt, cymbal & an Instrumental Ensemble, Charles Dutoit.

*Ragtime for 11 instruments. Siegfried Schmidt, cymbal and an Instrumental Ensemble, Charles Dutoit.

Erato STU 70737 (France ©1973; stereo; notes in English and French inside; record: M; cover: M)

12,-

136.103

Josef Suk, vn plays Violin sonatas by Brahms (No.1 in G, Op.78) & Grieg (No.1 in C min., Op.43). Accompanied by Josef Hála. pf.

Elite Special CSLP 6002 (Switzerland ©1971; stereo; no notes; record: M; cover: NM)

7,-

136.104

... playing Violin sonatas by César Franck & Francis Poulenc and coupled with Fauré’s Berceuse, Op.16. Accompanied by Jan Panenka, pf.

Supraphon 50 879 (Czechoslovakia ©1967; blue stereo label; liner notes in English, French, German and Russian; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.105

Yi-Kwei Sze, bass sings the Brahms Four Serious Songs, Op.121 & Mussorgsky’s Cycle Songs and Dances of Death. Accompanied by Brooks Smith, pf.

Iramac 6501 (Germany ©1965; stereo; notes in English, French and German; text of the Songs in German; record: M; cover: M)

9,-

136.106

Henryk Szeryng,vn & Ingrid Haebler, pf: the Mozart Violin sonatas in F, K.377 & in B, K.378.

Philips 6500 054 (Holland ©1970; red/silver stereo label; liner notes only in German; record: NM; cover: NM)

7,-

136.107

... (as soloist and conductor), Double or 2x double Vivaldi concertos for violins, strings and continuo: in A min., RV 522; in A min., RV 356; in D, RV 230 & in B min., RV 580. With Maurice Hasson, Gérard Poulet, Claire Bernard,vns & English CO.

Philips 6500 158 (Holland ©1976; red/wihite stereo label; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M).

7,-

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136.108

Raymond Trouard, pf plays Chopin Waltzes (14).

CBS Series Beliebte Klassiker 51003 (Holland ©1965; mono; no notes; record: M; cover: M)

4,-

136.109

... with a Liszt program: Hungarian Rhapsodies Nos. 2, 6 & 15; from the Paganini Etudes: La Campanella; Valse impromptu; Liebestraum No.1; Valse oubliee No.1 & from Etudes d’exécution transcendante: La Chasse.

Odeon Series Grande Diffusion XOC 806 (France ©1956; mono; no notes; record: M; cover: M)

5,-

136.110

Viola da gamba Concertos: Johann G. Graun, Concerto in D; Johann Pfeiffer, Concerto in A & Georg Ph.Telemann, Ouverture (Suite) in D, TWV 65/D6.

Siegfried Pank, va da gamba & the Akademie für Alte Musik.

Eterna 729 243 (Germany ©1989; digital recordings; liner notes only in German; record: M; cover: M)

10,-

136.111

Vocal music by Antonio Vivaldi: Gloria (for soloists, chorus and orchestra); Kyrie (for double chorus and two orchestras) & Lauda Jerusalem (for 2 sopranos, double chorus and two orchestras).

Mady Mesple, Christiane Eda Pierre, Jocelyne Chamonin, sops; Jeannine Collard, contr.; Vocal Ens. Stéphane Caillat; O. Jean-François Paillard, Stéphane Caillat.

Erato STU 70170 (France ©1968; stereo; liner notes only in French; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.112

Margrit Weber, pf plays the Rachmaninov Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, Op.43; Weber’s Konzertstück in F min, Op.79 & 10 Bagatellen for piano and orchestra, Op.5 by Alexander Tscherepnin. With the Berlin RSO, Ferenc Fricsay. r.1960.

DGG LPM 18710 (Germany ©1963; Tulip Alle Hersteller mono label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

7,-

136.113

Leo Weiner, Hungarian Folkdance Suite, Op.18 (1933) & Csongor és Tünde – Suite for orchestra, Op.10 (1913). O. of the Hungarian Radio & Television, Tamás Breitner.

Hungaroton LPX 11526 (Hungary ©1975; stereo; liner notes n English and German; record: M; cover: M)

7.-

136.114

Hugo Wolf, Intermezzo for String Quartet & Italian Serenade in G (The Keller Quartet); Piano Pieces: Humoreske – Schlummerlied – Scherz und Spiel (Elisabeth Schwarz, pf); 5 Lieder from Schenkenbuch & 5 Lieder from Book of Suleika (Raimund Gilvan, ten and Frédérick Capon, pf).

Da Camera SM 92723 (Germany ©1969; stereo; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M).

10,-

136.115

Pinchas Zukerman with the Sibelius Violin concerto & both Beethoven Romances for  Violin and orchestra. With the London PO, Daniel Barenboim.

DGG 2530 552 (Germany ©1975; white border stereo label; liner notes in English, French and German; record: M; cover: M)

9,-