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TAMERLANO
RICHTER PLAYS BEETHOVEN PIANO SONATAS NOS. 18 19
Vaclav Talich conducts Dvořák & Suk
LOST ART OF JACOB LATEINER
STRING QUARTET / PIANIO TRIO
EARLY STRING QUARTETS
SVIATOSLAV RICHTER PLAYS BEETHOVEN & CHOPIN
Inez Matthews sings Schubert
Recording these works today has become a rite of passage for singers aspiring to being accepted as mature interpreters, also true for violinists with the Bach Unaccompanied Sonatas and for cellists, with the same composer's unaccompanied Suites. It was not always so. When Ms. Matthews taped her reading of these songs about 1953-4, there had been only a few 78 sets of each and another few on LP. These recordings differ from many others since they are usually performed by men as the protagonists are male. They are sung here by mezzo soprano Inez Matthews. Of women singers only soprano Lotte Lehmann had recorded them before her.
SVIATOSLAV RICHTER IN THE 1950'S 3 / VARIOUS
RICHTER DISCOVERIES VOLUME 2
Emanuel Feuermann in Concert
BARTOK: 44 DUOS FOR VIOLINS & VOICES
The Young Malcolm Frager
MARCEL MOYSE: IN PERSON (1953 LIVE PERFORMANCE &
Amar-Hindemith Quartet: Complete Recordings 1925-28
"The performances on these discs have one thing in common: they are almost shockingly direct, so that one hears the mind of the composer Hindemith working behind every note. Anyone used to the readings of Mozart’s K.428 and Beethoven’s Op. 96 by, say, the Busch or Smetana Quartets may feel a lack of colour and nuance here. ..And yet, if the listener is patient, much will be gained by attending carefully to this no-frills approach." (Tully Potter)
ELISABETH SCHUMANN'S SWANSONG
RICHTER IN THE 1950S: BEETHOVEN DIABELLI 7
RICHTER RARITIES WITH ORCHESTRA
RICHTER IN BROOKLYN
The Art of Josef Gingold
CELLO RECITAL
BLACK SWANS: EARLIEST AFRICAN-AMERICAN CLASSICAL
RICHTER DISCOVERIES VOL. 1
