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CD 1
1-2.sonata no.1 for piano & cello op.5 no.1
3-4.sonata no.2 for piano & cello op.5 no.2
5-6.sonata no.4 for piano & cello op.102 no.1
CD 2
1-3.sonata no.3 for piano & cello op.69
4-6.sonata no.5 for piano & cello op.102 no.2
7.7 variations on"bei mannern welche liebe fuhlen"
8.12 variations on"ein madchen oder weibchen
![]() | author: Ludwig van Beethoven asin: 0486264416 binding: Paperback list price: $16.95 USD amazon price: $16.95 USD |
All 5 sonatas for cello and piano, and 3 sets of variations on themes by Mozart and Handel. Basic works of the cello repertoire carefully reproduced from the authoritative complete-works edition published by Breitkopf & Härtel. Inexpensive source for studying 8 major works of the chamber music repertoire.
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VOX is proud to present an irresistible 6 CD set taken from Alfred Brendel's remarkable 36 album discography with the company. Made during the early years of his unique career, these recordings rightly established him as one of the foremost pianists of the century. The repertoire covered the complete works of Beethoven, most of Schubert's solo pieces, several Mozart concerti, some of the cornerstones of Franz Liszt's output and many other works. This set is fascinating because his early interpretations are different from his current ones and they show a towering artistic maturity shining through a young man's buoyant fiery energy.
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Downloadable sheet music file
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The great Russian pianist recorded these concertos again later in his career, with George Szell and the incomparable Cleveland Orchestra for EMI. Those recordings are also available on CD. However, the critical consensus seems to be that Emil Gilels was in better form here, even if Ludwig was no Szell and the Philharmonia can't match the Clevelanders in precision or collective virtuosity. Mind you, there's nothing at all wrong with the conducting or the playing--it's quite fine--but it's Gilels who carries the day. He was one of those artists with technique to burn, but who placed it firmly in the service of the most classically severe music he could find. The result is a particularly combustible blend of passion and intellect, particularly in evidence here. -- David Hurwitz