When Dino Ciani died in 1974 in a car accident in Rome at age 32, the world lost a great pianist. He was described by his teacher Alfred Cortot as "a youth possessing the rarest gifts bestowed by nature.” Today he is considered an icon among classical record collectors. This new release from DOREMI features 1970 and 1973 Live broadcasts of the Beethoven Piano concertos No. 1 and No. 3. This is the first time that these recordings have been available to the public.

This recording project collaboration of Paul Kletzki with the Israel Philharmonic was the first time the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was recorded by a major international recording company. EMI sent recording teams from London to Tel-Aviv in 1954 and 1956 to record the IPO & Kletzki in works by Mahler, Schumann, Mendelssohn and Sch�nberg. Kletzki was an early advocate of Mahler's works - this recording of the 9th symphony was just the second studio recording of that symphony. These recordings were distributed internationally for many years. This release - the recipient of a Diapason d'Or from France - is their first re-release on compact disc and digital platforms

Reine Gianoli, Vol. 1: Complete Mozart Piano Sonatas

Pnina Salzman, Vol. 6

Brahms: Double Concerto - Bloch: Schelomo - Tchaikovsky: Var

Colin Tilney Plays Mozart, Vol. 5

Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition - Ravel: Gaspard de la

Juilliard Quartet, Vol. 3: Live at Library of Congress – Bra

6 CLAVICHORD SONATAS

Colin Tilney Plays Mozart, Vol. 6

Richter Archives, Vol. 10: Carnegie Hall Recitals 1960 (Live

Julian Olevsky, Vol. 4: Violin Favorites by Kreisler & Other

The Paganini of the Domra: (Live)

Rosalyn Tureck, Vol. 1: Bach Partitas

David Oistrakh Collection, Vol. 12: Trios