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Monday, July 29, 2013

Jascha Horenstein (22.11.1956 - Live - Paris) FLAC

Disc 2
1. Beethoven - Egmont Overture, Op. 84       
2-5. Haydn - Symphony No. 100 in G, 'Military'           
6. Mahler - Kindertotenlieder: Nun Will Die Sonn So Hell Aufgeh'n!           
7. Mahler - Kindertotenlieder: Nun Seh' Ich Wohl, Warum So Dunkle Flammen           
8. Mahler - Kindertotenlieder: Wenn Dein Mutterlein, Schwer, Dumpf           
9. Mahler - Kindertotenlieder: Off Denk' Ich, Sie Sind Nur Ausgegangen           
10. Mahler - Kindertotenlieder: In Diesem Wetter!           
11. Gluck - Alceste Aria, Act I, Scene 7: 'Divinites Du Styx': Andante           

Disc 2
1-4. Prokofiev - Symphony No. 5, Op.100       
5-8. Nielsen - Symphony No. 6, Op. 116: Sinfonia Semplice

Performer(s):     Orchestre National de France (Haydn, Mahler, Gluck, Prokofiev) ; American Symphony Orchestra (Beethoven) ; Hallé Orchestra (Nielsen) ; Marian Anderson, contralto (Mahler, Gluck) ; Jascha Horenstein, conductor.
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Complete Paris concert of 22 November 1956
Jascha Horenstein conducts
Jascha Horenstein, Orchestre National de France, Paris, with Marian Anderson (22 Nov. 1956)
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Music & Arts, 784

Radio Bartok

Wanda Wilkomirska - violin (1955, 1991) FLAC

Wanda Wilkomirska

1. Bacewicz - Violin Concerto No.5

Wanda Wilkomirska - violin
Warsaw Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra,
Witold Rowicki - conductor

Recorded 17.01.1955, Live, Warsaw

2. Suchoň - Sonatina
3. Saint-Saens - Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso in A minor, Op. 28
4. Ravel
5. Bartok - Three Songs
6. Musorgsky - Gopak
7. Szymanowski - Pesn

Wanda Wilkomirska - violin
Yadviga Shamatulska - piano

Recorded 18.10.1955, Live, Warsaw

8. Szymanowski  - Violin Concerto No.1

Wanda Wilkomirska - violin
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Katowice
Antoni Wit - conductor
Recorded 1991, Katowice, Live
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From the archives of the Polish Radio

Radio Orpfeus

Boris Gutnikov - Bach, Mozart. Violin Concertos FLAC (reupload)


01 - 03. Bach- Violin Concerto #1 In A Minor, BWV 1041
04 - 06. Bach- Concerto for 2 Violins and Orchestra in D minor, BWV 1043
07 - 09. Mozart. Violin Concerto No.5 in A major, KV219


Boris Gutnikov, violin 
Mikhail Vaiman, violin (4-6)
Leningrad Chamber Orchestra. conductor Lazar Gozman (1-6)
Old and Modern Music Orchestra, conductor Eduard Serov (7-9)
Recorded by Leningrad Recording Studio in 1964 (1-6) and 1979(7-9)

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 Boris Gutnikov
1953 1st prize 4th World Festival of Youth and Students in Bucharest
1956 1st prize Slavik & Ondricek Competition in Praha
1957 1st prize Long-Thibaud Competition in Paris
1962 1st prize International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow

Boris Gutnikov (born 1931-1986) represents the famous St Petersburg violin school and is well known both in Russia and abroad. As a young performer he has won first prizes at such prestigious events as Slavik and Ondficek competition (Prague, 1956), Long and Thibaud competition (Paris, 1957) and Tchaikovsky competition (Moscow, 1962).
The artist has performed extensively in Russia and dozens of foreign countries. His performing style has evolved from impulsive self expression to the wisdom of polished harmonic simplicity. However he has completely retained his ability to excite the audience even when performing the most
'cerebral' music.
Gutnikov's violin has an enchantingly beautiful tone and for this reason he often avoids excessively sophisticated phrasing. The 'voice' of his violin is
faultless and is equally expressive in virtuoso pieces and in the cantilena. His performance is distinguished by delicate nuances of sound and a great variety of colour.
In his interpretation of Bach and Mozart concertos on this CD Boris Gutnikov revives the best traditions of high classicism - emphasizes the well thought out performing concept, naturalness and clarity of phrasing, a balance of the expressive and the logical.
Biography: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%93%D1%83%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2,_%D0%91%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%81_%D0%9B%D1%8C%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87

http://blog.roodo.com/milsteinheifetz/archives/7234127.html

Evgeni Mravinsky, David Oistrakh, Sv.Richter, L.Oborin, Et Al (Prague Spring Fest.1947-68). 4CD (APE) reupload





CD1
1-4. Tchaikovsky. Symphony No.4
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Evgeni Mravinsky, conductor

Smetana Hall, 3 June 1957
5-7. Rachmaninov. Piano Concerto No.3
Lev Oborin, piano
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski, conductor

Smetana Hall, 20 May 1961


CD2
1-3. Martinu. Symphony No.6
Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra
  Charles Munch, conductor

Rudolfinum, 27 March 1967
4-17. Stravinsky. Le Sacre du printemps
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Igor Markevitch, conductor

Smetana Hall, 30 May 1959

CD3
1. Beethoven. Coriolan Overture, Op.62 
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
George Szell, conductor

Smetana Hall, 3 June 1959 
2-6. Berlioz. Symphonie fantastique,Op.14
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Andre Cluytens, conductor

Smetana Hall, 30 May 1955
7.Dvorak. Holoubek (The Wild Dove)
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Vaclav Talich, conductor

Smetana Hall, 17 May 1954

CD4
1. Smetana. From Bohemia's Meadows and Forests
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
  Karel Ancerl, conductor

Smetana Hall, 17 May 1968
2-4. Mozart. Piano Concerto No.20, K.466
Sviatoslav Richter, piano
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
Kirill Kondrashin, conductor

Smetana Hall, 23 May 1950
5-7. Prokofiev. Violin Concerto No.1, Op.19
David Oistrakh,violin
Prague Symphony Orchestra
Rafael Kubelik, conductor
Smetana Hall, 15 May 1947


Saturday, July 27, 2013

Chopin - Ballades, Impromptus, Berceuse - Julian von Karolyi (FLAC)

Tracklist:

1-4 – Chopin: Ballades #1-4
5-8 – Chopin: Impromptus #1-4
9 – Chopin: Berceuse

Julian (Gyula) von Károlyi
rec.: Hamburg(?), 1951 (1952?) & 1954 (1956?)

Chopin, Liszt - Piano Concerto No.1 - Alexander Brailowsky (FLAC)

Tracklist:

1-3 – Chopin: PC #1
4-6 – Liszt: PC #1

Alexander Brailowsky, piano
Berliner Philharmoniker / Julius Prüwer
rec.: Berlin, 1928

Alexander Slobodyanik - Mendelssohn, Ravel - Concertos - Verbitsky (31.01.1978 - Live - Moscow) (LP, C10-15319-20) FLAC

Mendelssohn - Piano Concerto No.1
Ravel - Piano Concerto

 Alexander Slobodyanik - piano
 USSR State SO
 Vladimir Verbitsky - conductor

Record of the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, 31.01.1978.

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