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20Th-Century Repertory Mikrokosmos List 615. - 2 - October 2016 ....MAHLER DISCOGRAPHY (3 kg book: special shipping rate) 1 Mahler Discography by Peter Fulop: 2774 items, color printed, Timings, best MIKROKOSMO DHR 7300 A++ 20 pressings just to name a few features. Mahler 4th Sym with P.van Kempen included 1949 (ask for Dedication) ....20TH-CENTURY REPERTORY 2 Baird, Tadeusz: 4 Essays; Expressions for Vln & Orch; Variations - Wilkomirska vln, PHILIPS 839273 A 8 cond.Rowicki (green label) S 3 Balanchivadze: Pno Con 4 - Tcherkasov, cond.Provatorov S MELODIYA C10 9671 A 25 4 Barraque: Piano Sonata - R.Woodward pno 1972 S UNICORN UNS 263 A 15 5 Berio: Laborintus 2 - Ens Musique Vivante, cond.comp S HARMONIA M MV 34764 A 15 6 Berio: Sinfonia - Swinge Singers, New York PO, cond.comp S CBS S 3461079 A 10 7 Berio: Tempi concertati/Jolas: D'un opera de voyage/Varase: Offandes - Jarry vln, ADES 12001 A 8 Debost fl, Fremy pno, etc, Domaine Musical, cond.G.Amy (avant-garde jacket) S 8 Bochanski, Jan: 3 Chopin Variations and othe piano works - S.Schubert-Weber pno, FSM 53758 A 15 G.Losch vcl 1988 S 9 Boulez: Structures for 2 Pnos Book 1, 2 - Kontarsky Duo 1965 (French pressing) WERGO WER. 60011 A 8 (bklt) S 10 Britten: 6 Metamorphoses, Phantasy Quartet/ Crosse: Ariadne - Francis ob, Horwitz ARGO ZRG 842 A 8 vln, etc (UK) (p.1976) S 11 Cage: Sixteen Dances - New Music Concerts, cond.Zukofsky 1982 S CP2 15 A 25 12 Copland: Billy The Kid, Rodeo, Fanfare - Dallas SO, cond.Johanos (US) 1967 S TURNABOUT TV 34169 A 8 13 Dallapiccola: Canti di Prigionia/Castiglioni: Gyro/Guezec: Reliefs Polychromes - ERATO STU 70537 A 10 FB2 ORTF Choir, Ars Nova Ens, cond.Couraud (gatefold) S 14 Falla: Hrpschrd Con; Pno Pcs (Tombeau de Ducas & Debussy, Serenata Andaluza, NONESUCH H 71135 A 8 Fant Baetica, etc) - J-C.Richard, cond.Ravier S 15 Finzi: Intimations of Immorality - Partridge, cond.Handley (HP's Golden List) S LYRITA SRCS. 75 A 25 16 Gerhard, Roberto: Symphony No.1, Dances from the Ballet Don Quixote - EMI ASDBR 613 A 12 ER1 cond.Dorati (booklet) S 17 Goleminov, Marin: Sym Impressions, The Master Was Standing before the Sun - BALKANTON BCA 11163 A 12 cond.Dafov S 18 Henze: 5 Symphonies - Berlin PO, cond.comp (gatefold) (p.1966) S 2 x DGG SLPM 139203 A 15 GY7 19 Kaelin, Pierre: Messire Francois - Mollet bar, cond.Kaelin SM SM 3340 A 8 20 Klop, Henk: Organ Improvisations on the Cavalle-Coll organ in the St Augustinuskerk FESTIVO 83 A 8 in Amsterdam - H.Klop organ S 21 Koechlin, Charles: Violin Sonata, Cello Sonata - Alberti, Bary, Roux (gatefold) CYBELIA CY 663 A 15 1970s S 22 Ligeti: SQs, Aventures, Double Con, Lontano, Vcl Con, Volumina, etc - Arditi SQ, 5 x WERGO WER 60095 A 75 Palm, etc, cond.Maderna, Janigro, Gielen, etc S 23 Martin, Frank: Polyptyque, Ballade, Ballade - Y.MENUHIN, Nicolet, cond.Stoutz EMI ASD 3185 A 8 EE1 (P.1972) S 24 Martin, Frank: Polyptyque, Ballade, Ballade - Y.MENUHIN, Nicolet, cond.Stoutz EMI ASD. 3185 A 10 ER3 (p.1972) S 25 Martin, Frank: 8 Preludes; 3 Minnelieder; 3 Christmas Songs - comp.pno, E.Ameling IRAMAC 6520 A 8 sop, Ode fl (gatefold) S 26 Martin, Frank: Der Cornet - Mayer-Reinach, cond.comp. (gatefold) S JECKLIN 539 A 8 27 Messiaen: Oiseaux Exotiques, Le reveil des oiseaux, La bouscarle - Y.Loriod, Czech SUPRAPHON 80366 A 8 PO, cond.V.Neumann S 28 Meynaud, Michel: Pno Con 1/Mozart: Pno Con K.459 - M.Roy pno, COLOSSEUM SM 801 A 8 cond.M.Meynaud 1978 S 29 Meynaud, Michel: Pno Con 5/Tcherepnin: Bagatelles for Pno & Orch/Wagner: COLOSSEUM SM 802 A 10 Lohengrin Ov - M.Roy, cond.Meynaud 1978 S 30 Moeran: Sym in g - English SO, cond.Dilkes (TAS) S EMI ASD. 2913 A 10 EE1 31 Nancarrow: Studies for Player Piano Vol.3 1969 S 1750 ARCH S 1786 A 10 32 Ohana, Mauricio: 24 Preludes - Pennetier pno (p.1976) S ARION ARN 636 A 8 33 Oldfield, Mike: The Orchestral Tubular Bells (arr.Bedford) - comp.guitar, Royal PO, VIRGIN 88557 A 12 cond.Bedford 1974 S 34 Orff: De temporum fine comedia - cond.Karajan (gatefold) (nice bound-in booklet) S DGG 2530432 A 8 35 Part, Arvo: Tabula Rasa, Fratres, Cantus, - G.KREMER, T.GRINDENKO, ECM 1275 A 25 A.SCHNITTKE, K.JARRETT, cond.Sondeckis (gatefold) 1977-84 S 36 Pauer, Jiri: Horn Concerto/O.Flosman: Horn Concerto - MacDonald, cond.Maga AUDITE 63414 A 10 1985, 1982 S 37 Pijper: Pno Concerto, 6 Sym Epigrams, 6 Adagios/ Badings: Con for 2 Vlns - PHILIPS A 2242 A 8 Krebbers, Olof vln, Henkemans pno, cond.Beinum, Flipse, Otterloo (gatefold) 38 Prokofiev: Sinfonietta/Franck: Psyche - USSR RSO, cond.Dalgat (good jacket) OLD MELODIYA D 7581 A 10 ER1 39 Rachmaninov: Pno Con 2 - F.von Woskurovitch, Waldenburg PO, cond.G.Gerharden LAFAYETTE LR 15 A– 10 (pseudonyms) 40 Satie: Mercure; Socrate - Mesple, Millet, Guiot, Esposito, cond.Dervaux (gatefold) EMI C069 11677 A 10 October 2016 - 3 - Mikrokosmos List 615. (p.1972) S 41 Satie: Parade, Socrates, En habit se cheval; Pieces for 2 & 4 Hands - Fevrier, Auric, 2 x ADES 19011 A 15 cond.Rosenthal + Bertin's comments on 7" (gatefold) (p.1968) S 42 Satie: Works for 4 Hands (Belle excentrique, 3 Morceaux, Fils des Etoiles, Croquis, FIF 40009 A 12 Pensee Rose 1) - C.C.Arruda, P.Maranca pno 1980 S 43 Strauss, Richard: Sonataina in F, Serenade, Gavotte from Op.4 - Boston Wind Ens, ARGO RG 147 A– 10 cond.E.Simon 1958 44 Takemitsu: Coral Island; Water Music; Vocalism AI for tape - cond.Wakasugi S RCA VICS(UK) 1334 A 12 45 Tournier, Marcel: Images (4 volumes)/Gaubert: Sarabande/Britten: Inetrlude from EVASION EC 100907 A 20 Ceremony of Carols - A.Redditi harp (p.1971) S 46 Tubin: Sym 2 - Estonian SSO, cond.Lilje 1987 S MELODIYA C10 26821 A 12 47 Varese: Ameriques, Arcana - ORTF Orch, cond.Constant (gatefold) (p.1973) S ERATO STU 70726 A 10 FB2 48 Varese: Offrandes, Integrales, Octandre, Ecuatorial - DeGaetani, T.Paul, NONESUCH H 71269 A 8 Contemporary Ch Ens, cond.A.Weisberg (p.1972) S 49 Walton: Facade/Ibert: Divertissement - Zorina, Philadelphia Orch, cond.Ormandy COLUMBIA MS2EYE 6449 A 10 UA4 S 50 Wiener, Jean: Complete Piano Music - Yagoubi pno 1986 S 2 x CHANT DU M LDC 78867 A 15 51 Xenakis: Astrees, Nomos Alpha, ST4, Morsima-Amorisma - cond.Simonovitch (ASD EMI CVC 2086 A 8 FR1 label) S 52 Xenakis: Bohor I, Concret P-H II, Diamorphoses II, Orient-Occident III (Electro- NONESUCH H 71246 A 8 Acoustic Music) S 53 Zimmermann, Heinz Werner: Psalmkonzert/H.Barbe: Canticum Simeonis - Krebs, CANTATE 640229 A 8 McDaniel, Losch, cond.Ziegler 1962 54 Dallas Wind Symphony: Owen Reed, M.Gould, R.Nixon, C.Williams.F.Perkins - 2 x REFERENCE/ RR 38 A 50 cond.Dunn (gatefold) 1990 S 55 Electronic Music: Cage: Fontana Mix; Berio: Visage; Mimaroglu: Agony (silver label) TURNABOUT TV 34046 A 8 (l.1966) S 56 French Organ Music: A.Renaud, Guilmant, Widor, Boellmann - F.Asma organ TE DEUM 11900 A 10 57 Kronos Quartet: In Formation (Benshoof, Geist, Dorsey, etc) (gatefold) (TAS) 1979 REFERENCE/ RR. 9 A 40 (45 rpm) S 58 Musique Experimentale II: L.Ferrari: Tautologos I; I.Malec: Reflets; E.Brown: Times BAM LD 72 A 40 Five; F.Bayle: Vapeur; F.Mache: Terre de feu; P.Carson: Turmac - cond.P.Schaeffer ....ROMANTIC MUSIC 59 Berlioz: L'Enfance du Christ excs/Delalande: Psalm 69 - Senechal, Ogeas, Steffner, DECCA SXL 20505 A 8 FD3 Strasbourg Chorale, cond.Hoch S 60 Berlioz: Sym Fantastique - Paris OpO, cond.La Conte CONCERT HA MMS/GUILDE A 10 2122 61 Brahms: Sym 1/Webern: 6 Orch Pieces/Dvorak: Sym 8/Heider: Edition 2 x LUFTHANSA F 60879 A 20 1970/Wagner: Rienzi Ov - Bundesjugend Orch, cond.Wangenheim 1971-2 S 62 Bruckner: Musik im Schloss - I.Gunther, cond.H.Gunther S GARNET G 40107 A 15 63 Grieg: Works for Orchestra (Peer Gynt, Sym Dances, Lyric Ste, Holberg Ste, Sigurd 3 x VOX QSVBX 5140 A 20 Jorsalfar, etc) - cond.Abravanel 1965 S 64 Liszt: Complete Organ Works - J.Sebesthen organ (p.1974) (in 2 volumes) S 6 x VOX SVBX+ 5328 A 30 65 Messager: Isoline ballet suite; 2 Pigeons ballet suite/ Hahn: Le Bal de Beatrice ANGEL S 36769 A 8 d'Este - Orch de Paris, Jacquillat S 66 Mussorgsky: Pictures; Night on Bare Mountain - St.Louis SO, cond.L.Slatkin 1975 TURNABOUT TV(UK) 34633 A 10 S ....CLASSICAL PERIOD 67 Beethoven: Sym 1; Pno Con 1 - Verney, Hanover Band dig, 1982 (with poster) S NIMBUS 2150 A 8 68 Beethoven: Sym 2/Mozart: Sin Concertante K.190 - C.Weymann, J.Maintz vln, Orch DEUTSCHEN A 6373 A 20 der Deutschen Kinderartzte, cond.Melkus 1980 S 69 Boccherini: Vln Con in D (H.Heller vln, cond.W.Hofmann)/Mozart: Serenata Notturna AUDITORIUM ARL-ST 203 A 15 K.239; Allegro K.245 (Mannheim ChO) S 70 Haydn: Organ Concertos 1, 2 & 4 - J.Guillou organ, cond.Klopfenstein (French PHILIPS 6518001 A 8 gatefold) S 71 Hummel: Double Con Op.17; Pno Quintet Op.74 - List pno, Glenn vln, Vienna ChO, MONITOR MCS 2155 A 8 cond.Marzendorfer, Vermont Fest Players (p.1977) S 72 Hummel: Mandoline Concerto, Int & Variations for Ob & Orch, Rondo de Societe - ERATO STU 70700 A 10 FB2 Saint-Clivier, Chambon, Queffelec, cond.Paillard (gatefold) (p.1972) S 73 Monza, Carlo: Sonatas 1 & 2 for Dulcimer & Harp/Chiesa, Melchior: Sonata 1 in TUDOR 67802 A 12 G/Conti, Angelo: Grazioso - K-H.Schickhaus dulcimer, G.Haag harp (gatefold) (p.1976) S 74 Mozart: Divertimenti K.251, 247 - Hucke, Penzel, Seifert, Maier, J.Koch, Lemmen, HARMONIA M HM 30646 A 10 Buhl 1963 S 75 Mozart: Fl Con K.313 (Reissberger fl); Horn Con K.417, 495 (Freund hrn) - Vienna CONCERT HA SMS 2655 A 15 SSO, cond.Osterreicher S 76 Mozart: Pno Con K.271 (Hokanson pno); Fl Con K.314 (Dohn fl) - Ludwigsburger FO, BAYER BR 30050 A 8 Mikrokosmos List 615.
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