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Emil Gilels - a Discography EMIL GILELS - A DISCOGRAPHY Compiled by Ateş TANIN Previous Update: April 26, 2017 This Update: November 22, 2017 The following is a discography of published recordings of Emil Gilels based on my findings over the years. Your comments, additions and corrections will be appreciated. Please contact me by email: [email protected]. Details of Gilels CDs issued by DOREMI are at http://www.doremi.com/gilels.html . Abbreviations: (CD) = Compact Disc; (SACD) = Super Audio CD; (SHM-CD) = (HQCD) = Super High Material Compact Disc; (K2HD-CD) = High Definition Transfer; (LP) = 33 rpm record; (78) = 78 rpm record; (45) = 45 rpm record; (VHS) = NTSC Video; (DVD) = DVD; (BD) = Blu-Ray Disc. Many of the (LP) entries as MELODIYA were also issued as MEZHDUNARODNAYA KNIGA, AKKORD, VSG, SOV DISC, etc. USSR refers to Pre-Melodiya labels. ABSIL Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No.1, Op.30 29/5/1938 - Brussels - Live - excerpt CYPRESS CYP1102 (DVD) ALBENIZ Navarra 6/1/1954 - Moscow - Live RUSSIAN DISC R10 00783-86 (2LP) MELODIYA MELCD 722 (5CD) MELODIYA CD 10 00721 (CD) SMC CD 0085 (CD) DOREMI DHR-7795 (CD) Rumores de la Caleta (Malaguena) from Recuerdos de Viaje, Op.71/6 23/2/1957 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA M10-41057-58 (LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 302750-420 (2LP) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) DOREMI DHR-7795 (CD) ALYABIEV Piano Quintet in E-flat 1949 - Moscow - Beethoven Q. MELODIYA D 1386-87 (LP) WESTMINSTER XWN 18679 (LP) DG 00289 479 4651 (24CD) DOREMI DHR-7755 (CD) Piano Trio in a 1&5/11/1948 - Moscow - Tsyganov/Shirinsky USSR D 16324-29 (78) MELODIYA D 347-48 (LP) MELODIYA D 035449-50 (LP) MELODIYA S10 12631-42 (6LP) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) DOREMI DHR-7755 (CD) Sonata in e for Violin and Piano 12/1950 - Moscow - Tsyganov MELODIYA D 1125-26 (LP) MELODIYA D 035449-50 (LP) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) DOREMI DHR-7755 (CD) BABAJANIAN Heroic Ballade for Piano and Orchestra 14/5/1953 - Moscow - Live - USSR State S.O./Kondrashin MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) BABAYEV Piano Trio in c# 1950 - Moscow - Tsyganov/Shirinsky MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02210 (4CD) BACH, C.P.E. Sonata in A, H.186/W.55/4 26/12/1960 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA 33D-07931-32 (LP) MELODIYA 33D-07929-32 (2LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 80 291 XK (2LP) CHANT DU MONDE LDX-A-8310/11 (2LP) CHANT DU MONDE LDC 278981/82 (2CD) MELODIYA CD 10 00717 (CD) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02329 (5CD) BACH, J.S. Aria variata alla maniera italiana in a, BWV 989 22/1/1959 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) 27/2/1959 - London BBC BBCL 4015-2 (CD) KING KKCC 7010 (CD) ICA CLASSICS ICAB 5113 (20CD) Brandenburg Concerto No.5, BWV 1050 1948 - Moscow - USSR State S.O./Kondrashin USSR D-1432-33 (LP) MELODIYA D-1432-33 (LP) COLOSSEUM CRLP 250 (LP) DOREMI DHR-7747 (CD) ANDROMEDA ANDRCD 5046 (3CD) VISTA VERA VVCD-00201 (CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02224 (CD) Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue in d, BWV 903 1/11/1948 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) 4/11/1948 - Moscow - Live EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) Concerto for Two Pianos and Strings in C, BWV 1061 9/10/1948 - Moscow - Zak - USSR State S.O./Kondrashin VISTA VERA VVCD-00201 (CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02224 (CD) French Suite No.5 in G, BWV 816 18/12/1959 - Moscow - Live EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) 25/2/1960 - New York RCA LM-2868 (LP) RCA LSC-2868 (LP) RCA LSB-4079 (LP) RCA RB 6678 (LP) RCA SB 6678 (LP) RCA SRA-2844 (LP) RCA VICTOR SHP-2476 (LP) MELODIYA D-1432-33 (LP) PHILIPS 456 793-2 (2CD) PHILIPS PHCP 20509-10 (2CD) RCA BVCC-37331 (CD) RCA 88691991362 (4CD) RCA 88875177312 (7CD) Partita No.1 in B-flat, BWV 825 29/11/1950 - Moscow - Live SMC CD 0040 (CD) 9/12/1950 - Moscow MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02224 (CD) EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) Prelude in b from BWV 855 a [Arranged by Siloti] 1948 - Moscow MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02224 (CD) 1950’s - Moscow - Live SMC CD 0040 (CD) 10/10/1961 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA 33D 011277-80 (2LP) MELODIYA 33D 011279-80 (LP) PHILIPS 456 796-2 (2CD) PHILIPS PHCP 20591-2 (2CD) PHILIPS 462 699-2 (2CD) ABC CLASSICS CDM-1158 (2CD) MELODIYA CD 10 00721 (CD) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) 9/4/1962 - Moscow - Live SMC CD 0027 (CD) 6/12/1964 - Seattle - Live EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) DG 479 6288 (CD) DG UCCG-1745 (SHM-CD) 2/2/1969 - New York - Live MELODIYA/ANGEL SRBO-4110 (2LP) MELODIYA/ANGEL 4XS 40104 (4LP) MELODIA/ETERNA 8 26 619 (2LP) MHS 824369 (2LP) EMI SLS 2900113 (3LP) EMI 1 C 187 91 525-6 (2LP) EMI 3 C 165-91 545-6 (2LP) MELODIYA SM 04203-06 (2LP) QUINTESSENCE 2 PMC 2708 (2LP) SHINSEKAI SMK-7650/1 (2LP) JVC VIC 5096 (LP) JVC VICC 2088 (CD) BEARAC BRC-2133 (2CD) 24/12/1977 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) MUSIC & ARTS CD-746 (CD) 25/12/1977 - Moscow - Live TRITON DIBC-38005 (DVD) MUSIC BIBLE (CHINA) 87263 (DVD) PDVD 119 (DVD) VAI 4468 (DVD) BOMBA BoMB 033-712 (DVD) 19/4/1978 - Tokyo - Live KING KKC 2022/3 (2CD) ## 14/11/1979 - New York - Live CBS 36660 (LP) CBS 28AC-1217 (LP) CBS 28AC-1601 (LP) CBS/SONY FCCA-473 (LP) CBS/SONY FCCA-544 (LP) CBS/SONY FCCA 767 (LP) MELODIYA S10-15995-6 (LP) MELODIYA S10-15995-6/16101-2 (2LP) SUPRAHON 11 10 38611/21/31/41/51-2 (5LP) CBS CD 36660 (CD) CBS/SONY 30DC 714 (CD) CBS/SONY 38DC 18 (CD) CBS/SONY FDCA 354 (CD) CBS/SONY FDCA 386 (CD) CBS/SONY FDCA 568 (CD) RCA 88691991362 (4CD) RCA 88875177312 (7CD) Prelude and Fugue in D, BWV 532 [Arranged by Busoni] 18/1/1968 - Leningrad - Live MELODIYA 33S 01705-06 (LP) MELODIYA S 021705-06 (LP) MELODIYA 33D 022925-26 (LP) MELODIYA S 1432-33 (LP) MELODIA (HOLLAND) 691.428 (LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 86 889 XFK (2LP) CHANT DU MONDE LDX U 78430 (LP) JVC VIC 5111 (LP) IMAGEM 7033 (LP) CHANT DU MONDE LDC 278981/82 (2CD) MELODIYA/BMG BVCX-4083 (CD) MELODIYA/BMG 25179 2 (CD) PHILIPS 456 793-2 (2CD) PHILIPS PHCP 20509-10 (2CD) AWARD AWCD 28700 (CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 00789 (CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 00792 (5CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02224 (CD) MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02329 (5CD) OLYMPIA MKM 140 (CD) 2/2/1969 - New York - Live MELODIYA/ANGEL SRBO-4110 (2LP) MHS 824369 (2LP) MELODIYA SM 04203-06 (2LP) MELODIA/ETERNA 8 26 619 (2LP) EMI SLS 2900113 (3LP) EMI 1 C 187-91 525-6 (2LP) EMI 3 C 165-91 545-6 (2LP) EMI ASD 2544 (LP) MELODIYA/HMV ASD 2544 (LP) QUINTESSENCE 2 PMC 2708 (2LP) SHINSEKAI SMK-7650/1 (2LP) JVC VIC 5096 (LP) JVC VICC 2087 (CD) MUSIC & ARTS CD-773 (CD) BEARAC BRC-2133 (2CD) 10/1/1971 - Montreal - Live VAI 4373 (DVD) Toccata and Fugue in d, BWV 565 [Arranged by Tausig] 6/1/1954 - Moscow - Live SMC CD 0085 (CD) EMIL GILELS FOUNDATION 15 12 103 (CD) BALAKIREV Islamey 3/3/1950 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA M10 49291 003 (2LP) MELODIYA CD 10 00720 (CD) MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) BIANCO E NERO 2434/2 (2CD) 11/6/1951 - Florence - Live DOREMI DHR-7795 (CD) MUSIC & ARTS CD 1102 (CD) ANDROMEDA ANDRCD 5046 (3CD) DOCUMENTS 233199 (10CD) BARTOK Six Romanian Folk Dances 29/11/1950 - Moscow - Live MELODIYA M10-41057-58 (LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 302750-420 (2LP) DOREMI DHR-7920 (CD) BEETHOVEN Bagatelle in E-flat, Op.33/1 25/3/1952 - Moscow - Live SMC CD 0040 (CD) 26/2/1954 - Paris - Live DOREMI DHR-7805 (CD) Concerto No.1 for Piano and Orchestra in C, Op.15 1954 - Moscow - USSR State Academic S.O./Kondrashin MELODIYA CD 10 02243 (50CD) 11/6/1955 - Paris - Live - O.S.C.C./Cluytens ERATO 9029588669 (65CD) 20/11/1956 - Sofia - Live - Sofia P.O./Sanderling BULGARIAN NATIONAL RADIO (MP3 Download from Amazon.com) 20-22/6/1957 - Paris - O.S.C.C./Vandernoot ANGEL 35672 (LP) COLUMBIA FCX 671 (LP) COLUMBIA 33 CX 1667 (LP) COLUMBIA 33 FCX 30.251/5 (5LP) COLUMBIA RL-3092 (LP) EMI 33-OXE-9016 (LP) EMI 4 83418 2 (4CD) EMI 3 87739-2 (50CD) REGIS RRC 1412 (CD) WARNER 6 29511 2 (9CD) 1958 - Leningrad - Leningrad P.O./Sanderling MELODIYA D-04992-93 (LP) MELODIYA S 04992-93 (LP) MELODIA (HOLLAND)783 001/5 (5LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 74593 KK (LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 85943 XAK (LP) VICTOR/MK-1064 (LP) PARLIAMENT PLP-138-1 (LP) RECITAL HALL RH-305 (3LP) DISCHI RICORDI OCL 16273 (LP) DISCHI RICORDI AOCL 416004 (4LP) MELODIA/EURODISC 297 025-200 (CD) ARCHIPEL ARPCD 0379 (CD) DOCUMENTS 233199 (10CD) MELODIYA ALT CD 00-005 (CD) [2nd mvt] 19/11/1958 - Prague - Live - Czech P.O./Sanderling MULTISONIC 31 0106-2 (3CD) VLTAVA CLASSICS TOCE 7856-58 (3CD) EMI CAPO-2005/7 (3CD) 1018/12/1965 - Naples - Live - Orchestra A.Scarlatti di Napoli della RAI/Pradella ETERNITIES ETCD-1043-M (CD) /7/1967 - London - Live - New Philharmonia O./Boult ICA CLASSICS ICAC 5000 (CD) ICA CLASSICS ICAB 5114 (5CD) 29,30/4&1,4/5/1968 - Cleveland - Cleveland O./Szell ANGEL SE-3731 (5LP) ANGEL SE-4116 (5LP) ANGEL S-36027 (LP) EURODISC 80 176 XK (5LP) EURODISC 85 641 MK (LP) EURODISC 61 822 (5LP) EURODISC 302 406 (5LP) ETERNA 8 26 221-25 (5LP) ETERNA 8 26 221 (LP) MELODIYA/SUPRAPHON 0 10 0931-35 H (5LP) MELODIYA D 026595-600 (5LP) MELODIYA D 026595-6 (LP) MELODIYA S 01795-804 (5LP) MELODIYA S 01795-6 (LP) WORLD RECORDS SM 156-60 (5LP) WORLD RECORD CLUB R-00597 (LP) WORLD RECORD CLUB STZ 1051 (LP) WORLD RECORD CLUB S/4854 (LP) EMI C 065-02028/32 (5LP) EMI SXLP 30540 (LP) EMI/ANGEL AE-34433 (LP) EMI AA-1/4 (5LP) EMI EAC 30313 (LP) EMI 5 69506 2 (2CD) EMI CZS 5 69506 2 (2CD) EMI [China]5 69506 2 (2CD) EMI CDC-7 47713 2 (CD) EMI TOCE 3251 (CD) AQUARIUS AQVR 146-2 (CD) WARNER 6 29511 2 (9CD) WARNER 9029589518 (3CD) WARNER 559442 (3CD) WARNER TDSA-8/10 (SACD) 19/12/1976 - Moscow - Live - USSR State S.O./Masur MELODIA/ARIOLA 200 996 250 (LP) REVELATION RV 10040 (CD) YEDANG YCC-0034 (CD) PIPELINE PLM 00032 (CD) BRILLIANT CLASSICS 92132 (6CD) BRILLIANT CLASSICS 92434 (6CD) BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94291 (3CD) BRILLIANT CLASSICS 948721 (100CD) DIAPASON DIAP05 (13CD) Concerto No.2 for Piano and
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