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Funeral Cantata for Gustav Ill Sopranos Symphony Orchestra, Max Rudolf. Alexander Young to, 7 homas Stewart COLUMBIA (bs); Munich Bach cond. (b), Ezio Flagelto Electro- Vibrations. John Eaton. and Orchestra, Karl Richter, Beethoven: The Complete Symphonies. Eaton: Choir syn -ket. cond. New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Eduard Melkus, Leonard Bernstein, cond. Mendelssohn: Die erste Walpurgisnacht. Handel: Violin Sonatas. Ernst Häfliger (t), Eduard Mueller, organ and Brahms: Haydn Variations; Handel Vari- Lili Chookasian (c), violin; Hermann Prey (b), Raymond Michal- harpsichord; Karl Scheit, lute; August ations. Vladimir Horowitz, piano. ski (bs); Musica Aeterna Chorus and Wenzinger, cello. Debussy: Images: Danses sacrées et pro- Cantata; Sinjoniu in fanes. Cleveland Orchestra, Pierre Orchestra, Frederic Waldman, cond. Stradella: Christmas Symphony Nu. 6. Cincin- Zylis -Gara (s), Edith Mathis Boulez, cond. Tchaikovsky: D. Teresa nati Symphony Orchestra, Max Rudolf. (s), Eric Tappy (t), Paul Esswood (ct), Henselt: Piano Concerto. Liszt: Toten- Mariotti (b); Montreux Festi- tanz. Raymond Lewenthal, piano; Lon- cond. Alfredo Theater in the Schola Cantorum Basilien- don Symphony Orchestra, Antal Do- Music of the Spanish val Chorus; New York Pro Musica, August Wenzinger, cond. rati, cond. Golden Age. sis, Reeves White, cond. Hispaniae Musica. Sacred vocal works Ives: Choral Music, Volume 2. Gregg John from the Spanish baroque. Montserrat Smith Singers. Monastery Choir. Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 5. Schu- bert: Symphony No. 5. New York Phil- DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON harmonic, Leonard Bernstein, cond. CANDIDE Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto. Tchai- Beethoven: Wellington's 1 ictury; March- kovsky: Violin Concerto. Pinchas e's. Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Her- Milhaud: Le Carnaval d'Aix; Viola Con- Zukerman, violin; New York Phil- bert von Karajan, cond. certo. Carl Seemann, piano; Ulrich harmonic Orchestra, Leonard Bern- Borodin: String Quartet Nu. 2. Tchai- Koch, viola; Fauré Daniel, percussion; stein, cond.; London Symphony Or- kovsky : String Quartet Nu. I. Drolc Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg, Dar- chestra, Antal Dorati. cond. Quartet. ius Milhaud, cond. Reich: Live Electronic Music. Paul Zu- Branms: String Quintets Nu. I and Nu. Moscheles: Piano Concerto in G nano,. kofsky, violin. 2. Amadeus Quartet. Michael Ponti, piano; Philharmonta Riley: A Brightly Colored Carousel Dvofak: Cello Concerto. Tchaikovsky: Hungarica, Othmar Maga, cond. Floats Softly. Poppy Nogood's Phan- Rococo Variations. Mstislav Rostropo- Pfitzner: Violin Concerto in B minor. tom Band. vich, cello; Berlin Philharmonic Or- Susanne Lautenbacher, violin; Phil - Schumann: Carnaval. Schubert: Im- chestra, Herbert von Karajan, cond. harmonia Hungarica, Günter Wich, promptus, Op. 90. Nelson Freire, Henze: Ode tu the West Wind; Violin cond. piano. Concerto. Wolfgang Schneiderhan, vio- Stockhausen: Kontakte; Refrain. Aloys Schumann: Kreisleriana; Wieck Varia- lin; Siegfried Palm, cello; Bavarian Kontarsky, piano; Christoph Casket tions. Vladimir Horowitz. piano. Symphony Orchestra, Hans Werner and Kartheinz Stockhausen, percus- Schumann: String Quartets No. I, No. 2, Henze, cond. sion. and No. 3; Piano Quintet: Piano Quar- Henze: The Raft of Medusa. Edda Musique Concrète. Works by Schaeffer, tet. Leonard Bernstein, piano; Glenn Moser, soprano; Dietrich Fischer - Mache, Philippot, Bayle, Malec, Fer- Gould. piano; Juilliard Quartet. Dieskau, baritone; Chorus and Or- rari, and Parmegnani. Harpsichord Recital. Igor Kipnis plays a chestra of the North German Radio, Philadelphia Composers' Foram. Works collection of harpsichord encores. Hans Werner Henze, cond. by Boulez, Dallapiccola, and Pousseur. Hindemith: Cardillac. Elisabeth Soeder- stroem (s), Donald Grobe (t), Dietrich COMPOSERS RECORDINGS Fischer-Dieskau (b); Chorus and Or- CARDINAL chestra of Radio Cologne, Joseph Kiel - Philip Batstone: A Mother Goose Primer. berth, cond. Beethoven: Piano Sonatas Nu. 12, No. Alden Ashforth: The Unquiet Heart. Mahler: .Symphony No. 6. Bavarian Sym- 14, No. 15, No. 24, No. 25, and No. Bethany Beardslee, soprano. phony Orchestra, Rafael Kubelik, cond. 31. Bruce Hungerford, piano. Chou Wen -chung: Pien and Yu Ku; Mozart: String Quartets Nu. 20 and No. Beethoven: String Quartet No. 14. Yale Cursive. Group for Contemporary 22. Amadeus Quartet. Quartet. Music at Columbia, Harvey Sollberger, Schoenberg: String Quartet No. 2; Ver- Bettoz: Requiem. Utah Symphony Or- flute and cond. klärte Nacht. Evelyn Lear, soprano; chestra, Maurice Abravanel, cond. Julian Carrillo: Mass for Pope toton New Vienna String Quartet. Handel: lephtha. Remi Grist (s), Maureen XXIII. Chorale des Professeurs de Schubert: Piano Sonata, D. 960; Scherzo. Forrester (c), Helen Watts (c), Alex- Musique de la Ville de Paris. D. 593. Wilhelm Kempff, piano. ander Young (t); English Chamber Or- David Del Tredici: Night Conjure - Verse. Schumann: Liederkreis, Op. 39. Wolf: chestra, Johannes Somary, cond. Benita Valente and Mary Burgess. Mignon und Ilarfenspieler Songs. Kraus: Funeral Cantata for Gustav Ill sopranos. Christa Ludwig, mezzo; Walter Berry. of Sweden. Clarion Concerts Chorus William Flanagan: Another Auntrnn. baritone; Erik Werba, piano. and Orchestra, Newell Jenkins, cond. June Barton, soprano; Royal Philhar- Wagner: Siegfried. Helga Dernesch (s), Mahler: Symphonies No. 3 and No. 9. monic Orchestra, Newell Jenkins. cond. Jess Thomas (t). Thomas Stewart (b); Utah Symphony Orchestra, Maurice Serge Koussevitzky: Double Bass Con- Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Her- Abravanel, cond. certo. Gary Karr, double bass; Oho bert von Karajan, cond. Mozart: Divertimentos: in B flat. K. 287; Philharmonic. Alfredo Antonini, cond. Wagner: Tannhäuser. Birgit Nilsson (s), in D, K. 334; in F, K. 138. Esterhazy Dane Rudhyar: Piano Music. Ruth Craw- Wolfgang Windgassen (t). Dietrich Orchestra, David Blum, cond. ford Seeger: Complete Piano Works. Fischer -Dieskau (b); Chorus and Or- Rimsky- Korsakov; Antar Symphony. 1p- William Masselos, piano. chestra of the Deutsche Oper, Berlin, politov- lvanov: Caucasian Sketches. Carl Ruggles: Of Men and Mountains. Otto Gerdes, cond. Glière: Russian Sailors' Dance. Utah Walter Piston: Concerto for Orchestra. Symphony Orchestra, Maurice Abra- Polish National Radio Orchestra. Wil- vanel, cond. liam Strickland. cond. EVEREST Schubert: Piano Sonatas D. 664 und D. 845. Lili Kraus, piano. Messiaen: Poèmes pour Mi. Lise Arse - Weber: Oberon (excerpts). Ingrid Bjoner DECCA guest, soprano; Olivier Messiaen. piano. (s), Hetty Plümacher (ms). Jess Thomas Pergolesi: Il Geloso schernito; Lirietra (t); Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Bizet: Symphony in C. Roussel: Suite in Wilhelm Schüchter, cond. F. D'Indy: /slur Variations. Cincinnati Continued on page 26 23 SEPTEMBER 1960 .
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