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[ChamberNut]

Mozart

Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K.491

Geza Anda, piano and conductor
Camerata Academica des *Salzburger Mozarteums
DG

*I can haz Salzburger?

[Coopmv]

Mozart

Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K.491

Geza Anda, piano and conductor
Camerata Academica des *Salzburger Mozarteums
DG

*I can haz Salzburger?

Great set.  Only wish I had time to re-listen to the set ...   

[George]

*I can haz Salzburger?

No Salzburger, only Cheesburger!

[ChamberNut]

No Salzburger, only Cheesburger!

Cool emoticon, now all it needs is the cheesy moustache.  0:)

[ChamberNut]

Great set.  Only wish I had time to re-listen to the set ...   

Mozart = Piano Concerti = Amazing!! 

[Coopmv]

No Salzburger, only Cheesburger!

At Five Guys?

[George]

Mozart = Piano Concerti = Amazing!! 

Indeed!

[DavidRoss]

*I can haz Salzburger?

O yez can haz!

Mozart
Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K.491

András Schiff, piano and Sándor Végh, conductor
Camerata Academica des *Salzburger Mozarteums
Decca

[ChamberNut]

Cheezburger, coming up!

[George]

Cheezburger, coming up!

...with a Coke! 



(man it feels like Saturday Night)

[mahler10th]

Cool emoticon, now all it needs is the cheesy moustache.  0:)

Here then...

[Coopmv]

Now playing this CD, which I received from Stereophile for free back in the mid 90's for subscribing to that audio mag ...

[Harry]

Operetta Festival.

Ralph Benatzky.

"Im Weissen Ross'l"

Soloists: Hilde Brauner, Friedl Loor, Kurt Equiluz, Karl Terkal.
Choir and Orchestra der Wiener Volksoper, Josep Leo Gruber.

I have no idea when this was recorded, for there are no dates on this box, which I bought for just 5 euro's, containing four cd's with highlights from different operetta composers. The sound is acceptable, but not more than that, still I enjoy the music. A young Kurt Equiluz, that clearly shows what a good Tenor he is. Hilde Brauner was unknown by me, but boy how beautiful was the singing before 1960.

[Lethevich]

First time I've heard this chap.

[val]

ALBENIZ:       Suite Espagnole               / Alicia de Larrocha  (EMI, 1959)

The work is much more simple and conventional than Iberia. But it is very enjoyable. The interpretation of Larrocha is perfect.

[springrite]

Tony Dvorak:
Tema con Variationi
Poetic Tone Pictures

(Pianist: Radoslav Kvapil)

[Harry]

Paul Abraham.

"Victoria und ihr Husar"
Operetta, ( Highlights)

Soloists: Hilde Brauner, Kurt Equiluz, Horst Winter, Toni Niessner.
Choir and Orchestra der Wiener Volksoper, Josef Leo Gruber.
Recording dates unknown, but I suspect somewhere in the fifties.

Sound is much better, and the music delicious lightweight. Very fine singing.

[Que]

CD9
1. Concerto in G major BWV 592 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
2. Wir glauben all an einen Gott, Vater, BWV 740 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
3. Valet will ich dir geben, BWV 736 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
4. Praeludium & Fuga in G minor BWV 535 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
5. Partite diverse sopra: O Gott du frommer Gott, BWV 767 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
6. Herzlich lieb hab ich dir, o Herr (Johann Ludwig Krebs)
7. Wir Christen Leut (Johann Christoph Oley)
8. Trio in G major (Gottried August Homilius)
9. Praeludium & Fuga in D minor Op. 37 No. 3 (Felix Mendelssohn)

Jan Jongepier, organ
The organ of the Great or Jacobijner Church, Leeuwarden
Recording: 1991

[Harry]

After the thunderous organ works played by Que 

Paul Abraham.

"Die Blume von Hawai".
Operetta, (Highlights)
Soloists: Hilde Brauner, Kurt Equiluz, Horst Winter, Toni Niessner.
Choir and Orchestra der Wiener Volksoper, Josef Leo Gruber.

What a fine voice Hilde Brauner has, but Friedl Loor is also top notch. What a pity that I cannot find pictures of them, or even useful info, but maybe my search is erronious?
Kurt Equiluz is a joy from begin to end. Well recorded and performed.

[jlaurson]

Haydn, String Quartets op.17
Auryn Quartet