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20Th-Century Repertory Mikrokosmos List 626. - 2 - October 2017 ....20TH-CENTURY REPERTORY 1 Akhinyan: Sym 1/Khudoyan: Vcl Con 2 - Abramyan vcl, cond.Mangasaryan S MELODIYA C10 7549 A 18 2 Akhmetov: Sym 1; Tatarstan Ov - cond.Mansurov, Salavatov 1983 S MELODIYA C10 20503 A 60 3 Aladov, Nicolai: Sym 10 - Byelorus SSO, cond.A.Engelbrecht 1981 S MELODIYA C10 16451 A 65 4 Alfven: Elegi, Midsommarvaka/Svendsen: Carneval in Paris/Nielsen: WORLD OF M KBO 1003 A- 10 Hanedans/SibeliusRomans in C - Covent Garden OpOrch, cond.Hollingsworth (jacket worn a bit) 5 Ali-Zade: Chamber Sym, Rustic Suite, 2 Miniatures - cond.Korneyev, Niyazi S MELODIYA C10 9473 A 20 6 Andriessen, Louis: Hoketus/ F.Rzewski: Coming Together - Hoketius Ens 1979 S HOKETUS 1 A 30 7 Arrieu, Claude: 5 Movements/P-M.Dubois: Quatour/Vivaldi-Lancelot: CORELIA CC 83413 A 20 Quartet/Albinoni-Thilde: Sonata in c - Rouen Cl Quartet (p.1983) S 8 Arutiunian: Cantata for Our Land (Arkhipova, Klenov, Fedoseyev); Theme & Vars; MELODIYA C10 10735 A 15 Festival Ov (cond.Mangasarian) S 9 Ashrafi: Mukhabbat ballet excs - Uzbek Navoi Bolshoi Thetre Orch, cond.comp MELODIYA M30 35923 A 30 10 Bacarisse: Guitar Con in a/Torroba: Homenaje a la Seguidilla - N.Yepes gui, GENIOS DE GML 2011 A 15 Spanish FO, cond.Fruhbeck de Burgos S 11 Badings: Reeks kleine klankstukken, Son 3 for 2 Vlns/A.de Beer: Instructieve STICHTING RC 227 A 15 onatine/H.Kox: Serenade for 2 Vlns/Vitali: Son a tre/Sweelinck: Paduana Lachrimae - Lemkes, Vos vln S 12 Baird: Jutro - Szostek-Radkova, Artysz, Pawlak, Ostrowski, cond.Czajkowski MUZA SX 1057 A 8 (gatefold) S 13 Barraque: ... au dela du hasard - Ensemble 2E2M, cond. Mefano (gatefold) 1979 ASTREE AS 50 A 30 S 14 Bartok: Contrasts, Sonata for 2 Pnos & Percs - Farnadi, Gertler, Prinz, J.& WESTMINSTE WST 17064 A 8 O.Schwartz S 15 Bartok: Hungarian Folksongs Vol.2/Bartok-Kodaly: Hungarian Folksongs - HUNGAROT SLPX 12114 A 10 T.Csajbok, L.Szucs (text in 5 languages) (p.1981) S 16 Bartok: Pno Con 3 (Ranki, cond.Ferencsik), Vla Con (G.Nemth, cond.Korodi) S HUNGAROT SLPX 11421 A 8 17 Bax: Octet/Bliss: Conversations - Virtuoso Ens 1968 (transcription disc) 10" TRANSITION VE 0 A/B 20 18 Berio: Folksongs/Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales; La valse - L.Meeuwsen, NEDERLANDS NBO 2 A 8 Netherlands Ballet Orch, cond.Porcelijn, Spanjaard 1980 S 19 Bernaud, Alain: Sax Quartet/Turpin-Joplin-Hayden: Ragtime Suite/Weill: D.G.M. 3 A 20 Dreigroschenoper excs - Quator de Saxophones S 20 Beugniot: Pieces/ Pichaureau: Rafflesia/ R.Calmel: Rondo/ C.Koechlin: 10 EDITIONS F EFM 12 A 12 Etudes (alto sax, pno) - Saxophone Quartet, J.& A.-M.Desloges S 21 Blomdahl, Karl-Birger: Sym 3/D.Wiren: Sym 4 - Stockholm PO, cond.Ehrling SWEDISH SO SLT 33147 A 8 1958, 1956 S 22 Boulez: Pli selon pli - H.Lukomska, BBC SO, cond.comp. (UK) S CBS S 72770 A 8 23 Bounine, Revol: Pno Con, Music for Strings, Sym 5 - Devetzi pno, Moscow ChO, EMI C065 91472 A 15 cond.Barshai (p.1973) S 24 Britten: Choral Dances from Gloriana/Holst: Choral Hymn from Rig Veda/Bliss: HYPERION A 66175 A 8 Pastoral - Holst Singers & Orch, cond.Wetton 1985 S 25 Chalaev, Shirvani: Sym 1, Vcl Con 1 - V.Fiegin vcl, USSR RTVSO, Moscow PO, MELODIYA C10 21829 A 80 cond.V.Dudarova 1970, 1974 S 26 Constantinescu, Paul: Triple Con; Pno Con - V.Gheorghiu, Aldulescu, cond.Silvestri, ELECTRECOR ECE 194 A 10 Conta 27 De Lara, Adelina: Schumann: Etudes Symphoniques; Carnaval; Faschingsschwank 2 x RARE RECOR ADLP 14 A 35 aus Wien; Sonata 2 in g (individual LPs in white jackets) 28 Defossez, Rene: Aquarium (3 Impressions for Orchestra) - Belgian CO, GRAMOLA GLP 2501 A 90 cond.Doneux 10" 29 Deiss, Lucien: Acclame Dieu - cond.comp (gatefold) SM 33 100 A- 8 30 Deiss, Lucien: Chante ton Siegneur - cond.comp (gatefold) SM 33 89 A 10 31 Deiss, Lucien: Fille de Sion - cond.comp (gatefold) SM 33 44 A 10 32 Delden, Lex van: Impromptu (hrp)/Badings, Henk: Vcl Sonata 2/Henkemans, DONEMUS DAVS 6102 A 12 Hans: Pno Sonata - Berghout hrp, Bylsma vcl, Henkemans pno (with the score) 1961 10" 33 Durko: Fire Music (sextet); Iconography 1 (2 vcl, pno) & 2 (hrn, ch orch); Altamira HUNGAROT SLPX 11607 A 10 (choir, orch) - cond.G.Lehel, A.Mihaly S 34 Durko: Organismi (vln, orch)/Lang: Vars (orch)/Soproni: Ovidii Metamorphoses HUNGAROT SLPX 1298 A 10 (sop, vln, orch)/Papp: 3 Trackl Songs (sop, pno) - M.Szucs, T.Ney vln, Sziklay sop, cond.Lehel, Sandor, Erdelyi S OLD 35 Dzhalil: Samarkandnoma Sym/ Kurbanov: Hamza Sym - Uzbek SSO, MELODIYA C10 15117 A 85 cond.Khaknazharov, Neymer 1980 S 36 Egiazarian, Grigori: Ara the Beautiful and Semiramis (Ballet ste 3); To the Sunrise MELODIYA C10 20531 A 18 (sym poem) - cond.Mangasarian S 37 Egiazaryan, Grigori: Razdan (Sym in b) - Moscow RSO, cond.Khaikin MELODIYA D 15589 A 20 38 Egiazaryan, Grigori: Sevan ballet suite 1, 2 - cond.Maluntsian 1956 MELODIYA HD 3086 A 18 39 Egk: Die Zaubergeige excs - Koth, Lindermeier, Holm, Frick, cond.comp (gatefold DGG LPEM 19062 A 15 GY2 with text) October 2017 - 3 - Mikrokosmos List 626. 40 Elgar: Intro & Allegro; Serenade in e/Tippett: Fantasia Concertante; Little Music - VIRTUOSO TPLS 13069 A 10 Orch of St John's Smith Square, cond.Lubbock (p.1975) S 41 Eller, Heino: White Night sym suite - Estonian RSO, cond.N.Jarvi MELODIYA D 26179 A 15 42 Eller: Sym Pictures (Down & Dusk); Sym Scherzo; Calls in the Night - cond.R.Matsov, MELODIYA D 26509 A 25 N.Jarvi 43 Ermatov, Tashtan: Sym Poem; Sym Ste "Vospominaniya Ob Aile"; Dramatic Poem MELODIYA C10 29289 A 25 (all conservative orch works) S 44 Eshpai: Oboe Concerto, Songs of Mountain and Meadow Maris - Lubimov ob, MELODIYA C10 24145 A 25 cond.Sinaisky 1985, 1983 S 45 Eshpai: Sym 4 - USSR TV & Radio Large SO, cond.Fedoseyev 1982 S MELODIYA C10 19279 A 15 46 Feld, Jindrich: Wind Quintet/A.Parsch: Musica concertante/Sluka: Sonata for Vln PANTON 110270 A 10 & Pno (Messiereur vln)/Pinos: 3 Pno Pieces (Kvapil pno) 1971 S 47 Ferrer, Anselmo: Salve Montserratina; O Sacrum Convivium; Ave Maria; Aleluya de COLUMBIA CP 9104 A 8 Pascua/Rodoreda: Virolai/Rodamilans: Rosa Vera/Segarra: Oh, Cel Blau - cond.Segarra, Ferrer S 48 Fibich: Hedy (ballet from the opera) (cond.Skvor)/Schubert: Rosamunde: Ballet SUPRAPHON LPM 23 A 10 (cond.Meylan) 10" 49 Forrell, Gene: To Be Alive (film music) (plain jacket as released) SS KEYBOARD MLP 7009 A 12 50 Fried, Alexei: Guernica (sax & sq), Cl Con/Glazunov: Alt Sax Con - Slovacek, SUPRAPHON 11102750 A 8 Kocianovo SQ, cond.Valek 1979 S 51 Gabichvadze: Sym 3 (cond.Puls); Chamber Sym 2; Divertissement for Wind Quartet MELODIYA C10 6385 A 30 S 52 Gadzhibekov: Sym 1; Kyor-Ogli Ov; Caravan/ Nyazi: Waltz, Gaitagi - Azerbaijan SO, MELODIYA D 31305 A 50 cond.Nyazi 53 Gienko, Boris: Sym 3 (cond.A.Kozlovsky); Triptych Quintet (Litvinov pno, etc) MELODIYA D 25171 A 30 54 Glebov: Syms 2, 3 - Miansarov pno, cond.Katayev MELODIYA D 15653 A 18 55 Gould, Morton: Latin-American Symphonette - cond.comp (gatefold) 1978 S VARESE SAR VCDM 100010 A 8 56 Gruodis: Dance of Life, From the Past of Lithuania - cond.Dvarionaite, Domarkas MELODIYA D 22637 A 15 57 Halffter: Espejos/Bernaola: Superficie No.1/L.de Pablo: Cesuras/Quadreny: RCA VICS 1542 A 8 Musica de camera - cond.Asensio (UK) (p.1970) S 58 Harris: Con for Amplified Pno, Toccata, Chorale & Fant - J.Harris pno, cond.comp VARESE SAR VC 81085 A 10 1971 S 59 Hartmann-Rosenthal: Meetings with Remarkable Men (soundtrack) - VARESE SAR STV 81129 A 10 cond.L.Rosenthal S 60 Ivanovs, Janis: Sym 21/P.Tchaikovsky: Italian Capriccio; Valse Scherzo/Sibelius: 2 x MELODIYA C10 25349 A 60 Sym 1 - Zarints vln, Latvian SO, cond.Sinaiskis (gatefold) 1982, 1984, 1985 S 61 Ivanovs: Vln Con (Zarins vln), Pno Con (Zhukov pno) - cond.Sinaisky (1980) S MELODIYA C10 11829 A 12 62 Jurisalu, Heino: Sym 1, 3 Estonian Dances, Street ballet suite: 2 Excs, Fl Con - MELODIYA CM 3383 A 30 Latvian RSO, cond.Klas S 63 Jurisalu, Heino: Sym 2, Forest Concerto, 3 Serenades - cond.Klas (US MK jacket) S MELODIYA C10 19525 A 15 64 Jurjans, Andrei: Cello Concerto, Funeral March, Latvian Dances - Villerus vcl, MELODIYA CM 3819 A 15 cond.Vigners S 65 Kagel: Sextour/Boulez: Structures/Stockhausen: Klavierstuck 6/Pousseur: Mobile VEGA C30A 278 A- 8 - D.Tudor pno, Kontarsky Duo, cond.Boulez 66 Kazhlayev, Mudar: Goryanka Ballet Suite 2 - cond.Dalgat S MELODIYA CM 3237 A 18 67 Kelemen, Milko: Etudes Contrapuntiques/Castaglioni: Tropi/Fellegara: TIME S 8006 A 10 Serenata/I.Yun: Music - Hamburg Kammersolisten, cond.Travis (gatefold) S 68 Kilar: Krzesany/R.Strauss: Till Eulenspiegel - cond.Rowicki 1986 S JEUNESSES KR 1503 A 8 69 Kocsar, Miklos: 6 Choruses/F.Farkas: Le musicien de Saint-Mary CHORAL CHLPD 3 A 10 (Apollinaire)/M.Paszti: Children's Rhymes/Bartok: 3 Village Scenes - Jando pno, Budapok ChCh, cond.I.Biller (1989) S 70 Konowalski: Polish Dances - cond.Dudek, Pruszak S MUZA SX 1947 A 15 71 Kucera, Vaclav: Immagine/ J.Palenicek: Sym Variations - cond.Nohejl 1974 S PANTON 110391 A 12 72 Leduc, Jacques: Instantanes (L.BOBESCU vln & cond), Piano Con (Alfidi, EMI A063 23990 A 45 cond.Octors), Ouverture d'Ete (cond.Ducene) (p.1980) S 73 Loeffler: 2 Rhapsodies/ Barlow: Night Song/ McCauley: 5 Miniatures - MERCURY SR-VR 90277 A 40 UW2 cond.Hanson (RFR1\RFR2 stamper) (color back) S 74 Lutoslawski: Livre pour Orch/Baird: Symp No.3 - cond.Krenz S MUZA SX 571 A 8 75 Lutoslawski: Paroles Tissees/ Berkeley: 4 Ronsard Sonnets/ D.Bedford: Tentacles DECCA HEAD 3 A 10 - Pears, London Sin, cond.composers (p.1973) (UK S 76 Maros, Rudolf: Euphonias No.1-3; 5 Studies - cond.Lehel S OLD HUNGAROT SLPX 11362 A 8 77 Matej: Triple Con (Kejmar tr, Petr hrn, Pulec trom, cond.Valek)/ I.Jirasek:
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