Most multiple recordings you have?

[Florestan]

For which work do you have the most multiple recordings and how many are they?

[Todd]

I believe LvB's late sonatas currently take the prize for me - must be >50 for each of the last five.  I actually don't know for sure.  All I know is I need more.

[Larry Rinkel]

I have about a dozen of the Eroica, so it's time to cull the least interesting ones.

[Harry]

Beethoven Symphonies/Piano concertos/SQ/piano sonates.
Chopin, complete piano works.
Haydn, Symphonies/Piano trios/ SQ.
Glazunov, Symphonies.
Grieg, Orchestral works.
Mendelsohn,Chambermusic.
Shostakovich, Symphonies.
Brahms, Symphonies.
Borodin, Symphonies.
And many many more.

[Florestan]

Beethoven Symphonies/piano concertos/SQ/piano sonates.
Chopin, complete piano works.
Haydn, Symphonies/Piano trios/ SQ.
Glazuno, symphonies.
Grieg, Orchestral works.
Mendelsohn,Chambermusic.
Shostakovich, Symphonies.
Brahms, Symphonies.
Borodin, Symphonies.
And many many more.

How many of each, Harry?

[vandermolen]

Walton Symphony 1 (20+versions)

Vaughan Williams symphonies (c15 versions of No 6)

Copland Symphony 3 (9 versions)

Shostakovich Symphony 4 (c12 versions)

Prokofiev Symphony 6 (c10 versions)

Honegger Symphonie Liturgique (c8 versions)

Sibelius Tapiola (c20 versions)

Bruckner Symphony 9 (c15) versions

[bhodges]

These, with estimated numbers:

Bartók: Concerto for Orchestra - 12
Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 - 8
Bartók: Bluebeard's Castle - 6
Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 - 6
Mahler: Symphony No. 5 - 6
Martinů: Double Concerto - 6

--Bruce

[Harry]

How many of each, Harry?

Beethoven Symphonies, 6 complete sets.
Sonatas, 3 sets.
Piano Concerto's, 3 sets.
SQ 4 sets.

Chopin, 2 sets.
Haydn Sym. 2 complete sets.
Piano trio's, 2 sets.
SQ 3 sets.

Glazunov, 3 complete sets.

Grieg, 3 sets

Mendelsohn, 3 sets.

Shosta 4 sets.

Mahler Symphonies 5 sets.

Brahms, 5 sets.

Schumann, 3 sets

Borodin 3 sets.

[Florestan]

Mendelsohn, 3 sets.

Except Brilliant, which are the other two?

[Harry]

Except Brilliant, which are the other two?

Naxos/DGG

[Florestan]

Naxos/DGG

Thanks

[not edward]

I think it's both Beethoven's op 109 sonata and 5th symphony, with 6 recordings each. I did a fairly serious cull about four years ago: I used to have over 10 recordings of each of the late Beethoven sonatas.

[Gurn Blanston]

Beethoven's 9th Sym - 18

Nothing else close, since I don't collect performances. Maybe half a dozen of any one thing...

[George]

Twenty-Nine Moonlight sonatas.

Perhaps we should post our favorites as well?

Mine is a tie: Annie Fischer and Bernard Roberts. 

[springrite]

Reading the above proves that I do not have too many versions of anything. I have probably a dozen of Rite of Spring, Chopin Etudes, and less than that of Gaspard de la Nuit, Chopin Four Ballades and Mahler 9.

[Larry Rinkel]

Twenty-Nine Moonlight sonatas.

Perhaps we should post our favorites as well?

Mine is a tie: Annie Fischer and Bernard Roberts. 

So you like the Roberts! interesting; I'm glad you were satisfied with that purchase.

[PerfectWagnerite]

Twenty-Nine Moonlight sonatas.

Perhaps we should post our favorites as well?

Mine is a tie: Annie Fischer and Bernard Roberts. 

I like Giles 

[karlhenning]

I'm going to sit at the side and watch, since I am just not in this league.

(Although I may have more copies of the Shostakovich Fourth Symphony than Harry has of any of the Glazunov symphonies . . . .)

[Larry Rinkel]

I believe LvB's late sonatas currently take the prize for me - must be >50 for each of the last five.  I actually don't know for sure.  All I know is I need more.

If it helps, I can record 110 on my home piano and send you a CD. I can do most of 111, but the boogie-woogie variation is a bit beyond me.

[George]

So you like the Roberts! interesting; I'm glad you were satisfied with that purchase.

Yes, there were enough diamonds in that rough to make it worthwhile. 6 to be exact. His Op. 90 and 110 are also among of the best that I've heard.