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Carl Mosk: Classical Music Vinyl Record Collection for Sale Carl Mosk: Classical Music Vinyl Record Collection for Sale Note: I am selling this collection as an entity, not in bits and pieces. Some of the records are in mint condition, some are used, some have been treated with “Last,” some have not been treated with “Last”. The collection has been properly shelved in a cool spot in my personal study. The collection is organized by composer, in alphabetic order with the exception of some operas listed at the end. My e-mail is [email protected]. John Adams (Harmonilehre) De Waart/San Francisco Symphony A.1 Bach: Cantatas on Das Atle Werk (Boxed Sets, each containing multiple cantatas) Cantata Numbers Cantata Numbers Cantata Numbers Cantata Numbers 5,6,7,8 39,40,41,42 76,77,78,79 115,116,117,119 9,10,11 43,44,45,46 84,85,86,87,88,89,90 120,121,122,123 12,13,14,16 47,48,49,50 91,92,93,94 128,129,130,131 17,18,19,20 57,58,59,60 95,96,97,98 136,137,138,139 24,25,26,27 61,62,63,64 99,100,101,102 157,158,159,161,162,163 28,29,30 65,66,67,68 103,104,105,106 180,181,182,183,184 31,32,33,34 69a, 69, 70,71,72 107,108,109,110 35, 36, 37,38 73,74,75 111,112,113,114 1 A.2: Bach, More Boxed Sets Organ Works, Volume 5 Peter Hurford 3 records Six Sonatas and Partitas for Violin Joseph Szigeti 3 records Alone Six Partitas (Harpsichord) Elizabeth de la Porte 3 records Mass in B Minor Lorin Maazel 2 records Brandenburg Concertos I Musici 2 records Sonatas and Partitas Nathan Milstein 3 records Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord Lautenbarcher/Galling 2 records Organ Music (Volume 1) Walter Kraft 3 records Mass in B Minor John Eliot Gardiner 2 records The Art of the Fugue (Organ) Helmut Walcha 2 records The Art of the Fugue (Arranged for Philomusica of London 2 records small orchestra) Cantatas (Advent, Weihnachten und Karl Richter (Die Neue Bach-Edition 12 records Ostern) I for Archiv) Cantatas (Sonntage nach Trinitatis) Karl Richter (Die Neue Bach-Edition 11 records for Archiv) Cembalowerke I Gilbert/Pinnock (Die Neue Bach- 9 records Edition for Archiv) Kammermusik (Sonatas, Partitas, Musica Antiqua Koln (Die Neue 6 records the Musical Offering, etc) Bach-Edition for Archiv) A.2 More Bach Boxed Sets (Continued) Passions, Magnificat, Mass in B Karl Richter (Die Neue Bach-Edition 10 records Minor for Archiv) Konzerte (Brandenburg Concertos, Trevor Pinnock and the English 9 records) Overtures, Violin Concertos) Concert (Neue Bach-Edition for Archiv) Motets Edition Bach Leipzig 2 records 2 A.3: Other Bach Records (single records) Sonatas for Cello Solo (1 and 2) Pierre Fournier Sonatas for Cello Solo (3 and 4) Pierre Fournier Sonatas for Cello Solo (5 and 6) Pierre Fournier Sonatas for Cello Solo (5 and 6) Pablo Casals Trio Sonatas (1, 6, 3) Helmut Walcha Concertos for Harpsichord and Orchestra Vienna State Opera and Anton Heiller Musical Offering Gustav Leonhardt Flute Concertos (Bach plus Telemann) Jean-Pierre Rampal Chaconne, Fugue, Prelude, Sarabandes Narcisco Yepes Suites for Cello Solo Frans Bruggen (Recorder) Goldberg Variations Wanda Landowska (Harpsichord) Two Cantatas Archive Production “Jesus, der du meine Seele” cantata plus Magnificat in D Archive Production Major Two Cantatas (« Ich habe genug”) Archive Production Sacred Songs Peter Schreier and Karl Richter Toccatas for Organ Helmut Walcha Various works for Lute (preludes, suites) Narcisco Yepes Two Orchestral Suites Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam B.1 Bartok (Boxed Sets) Sonata Recital Bartok and Szigeti 2 records Piano Music (Vol 1) Mikrokosmos Gyorgy Sandor 3 records Six String Quartets Tokyo String Quartet 3 records Mikrokosmos Dezso Ranki 3 records Complete music for Violin with Luca/Schoenfield/Shifrin 2 records Piano 3 B.2 Bartok (Single Records) 44 Duos (violins) Vegh/Albertolysy Concertos for Violin Nell Gotkovsky Piano music (Sonato, Improvvisazioni, Suite) Dino Ciani Orchestral music Budapest Symphony Suite No 1, Two Portraits Budapest Symphony Suite No. 2, Two Pictures Budapest Philharmonic Concerto for Orchestra Reiner/Chicago Symphony Piano music (allegro barbaro, Hungarian peasant and Zoltan Kocsis folk songs, Improvisations Concerto for Orchestra Rafael Kubelik/Boston Symphony Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Divertimento Barenboim/English Chamber Orchestra for Strings Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta Von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, Divertimento Skrowaczewski/Minnesota Orchestra for Strings Piano Concertos 1 and 2 Pollini/Abbado and Chicago Symphony Piano Concerto No 3, Viola Concerto Ranki/Nemeth/Hungarian State Orchestra Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion, Sonata for Solo Ranki/Kocsis/Petz/Marton/Kovacs Violin The Wooden Prince (Balet) Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra The Miraculous Mandarin, Peasant Songs Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra Concerto for Orchestra Von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic Suite for Two Pianos, 14 pieces Richard and John Contiguglia 4 C.1 Beethoven (Boxed Sets) Fidelio Karl Bohm 2 records String Trios Trio Italiano d’Archi 3 records Chamber Music for Wind Various musicians some from Berlin 4 records Instruments Philharmonic Violin and Cello Sonatas Kempff/Menuhin 7 records Music for the Stage (Vol. 1) Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic 3 records Nine Symphonies Toscanini/NBC Symphony 7 records Nine Symphonies Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic 8 records String Quartets op Amadeus Quartet 4 records 127/130/131/132/135 String Quartets op 131/132 Quartetto Italiano 2 records String Quartets op 59, 74, 95 Alban Berg Quartet 3 records (Middle Quartets) Early String Quartets (Op 18, # 1-6) Quartetto Italiano 3 records The Late String Quartets Alban Berg Quartet 4 records The Piano Trios Kempff/Szeryng/Fournier 4 records Trios for Violin, Cello, and Piano Mannheimer Trio 3 records Sonatas for Piano (32) Alfred Brendel 13 records Sonatas for Piano (32) Wilhelm Kempff 10 records Late Piano Sonatas (# Maurizio Pollini 3 records 28/29/30/31/32 ) Missa Solemnis Bohm/Wiener Philharmonic 2 records Missa Solemnis Von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic 2 records Choral Music (Beethoven Various (Richter/Klee/Leitner/von 5 records Bicentennial Collection) Karajan) 5 C.2 Beethoven (Single Records) Cello Sonatas (Vol 1) Janigro/Zecchi Cello Sonatas (Vol 2) Janigro/Zecchi Symphony #3 Bohm/Berlin Philharmonic Piano Concerto #5 Serkin/Ozawa (Boston Symphony) Piano Concerto #5 Kempff/Berlin Philharmonic Variations for Piano Kempff Appassionata Sonata Brendel Bagatelles (piano) Kempff Violin Concerto Menuhin/Klemperer Diabelli Variations Stephen Bishop Symphony #7 Ferenc Fricsay Symphony #3 Solti/Vienna Philharmonic Symphony #5 Solti/Vienna Philharmonic Piano Concertos #2 and 4 Kempff/Berlin Philharmonic D Berg (Boxed Set) Complete Published Works (includes “Lulu” and “Wozzeck” 10 records Miscellaneous (B) Berio (Laborintus) Ensemble Musique Vivante 1 record 6 E Bloch Concerto Grosso #1 (etc) Israel Chamber Orchestra 1 record Schelomo/Voice in the Wilderness Starker/Israel Philharmonic 1 record Concerto Grosso #1 and 2 Hanson/Eastman-Rochester 1 record Symphony Israel Symphony Vienna State Opera Orchestra 1 record Sacred Service Simon/London Symphony 1 record Suite Hebraique (etc) MIT Symphony/Viola 1 record Borodin (Symphony #2) Ansermet/L’Orchestre de la Suisse 1 record Romande F.1 Brahms (Boxed Sets) Trios for piano/violin and violincello Pennetier/Pasquier/Pidoux 2 records Sonatas for Violin and Piano Perlman/Ashkenazy 2 records F.2 Brahms (Single Records) Various piano Kempff Rhapsodies/Caprices/Intermezzo/Fantasies Kempff Lieder Norman/Baremboim String Quartet Opus 51 Purcell String Quartet Sonatas for Clarinet and Piano Stoltzman/Goode Ballades/Valses (piano) Pennetier Variations (piano) Lateiner Symphony #1 Von Karajan/Vienna Philharmonic Symphonies # 2 and 3 Klemperer/Philharmonic Orchestra G.1 Britten (Boxed Sets) Peter Grimes (Opera) Vickers/Colin Davis 2 records 7 G.2 Britten (Single Records) Quartet pieces (various) Prazak Quartet Phaedra/Les Illuminations/French Folksongs Endymion Ensemble Britten/Rostopovitch performing Schubert/Schumann/ Britten/Rostopovitch and Debussy Bruch/Dvorak Berlin Symphony 2 records Violin Concertos H Bruckner (Two Boxed Sets, One Single Record) Symphony #9 Jochum/Staatskapelle Dresden 1 record Symphony #7 Jochum/Staatskapelle Dresden 2 records Symphony #8 Tennstedt/London Philharmonic 2 records I Buxtehude (One Boxed Set, One Single Record) Cantatas (three) Southwest German Chamber 1 record Orchestra Organ Works Michel Chapuis 2 records J Elliott Carter (Single Records) Night Fantasies, piano sonata Paul Jacobs Nonesuch Digital Double Concerto for Harpsichord Zukofsky/Kalish Nonesuch and Piano, Duo for Violin and Piano String Quartets #2 and 3 Julliard Quartet Columbia Miscellaneous (C) Chopin (Piano Concerto No. 1) Nakamura/Rowicki Japanese label 8 K Copland (Single Records) Appalachian Spring Copland/Columbia Chamber Columbia Orchestra Our Town, Quiet City, An Outdoor Copland/London Symphony Columbia Overture, Two Pieces for String Orchestra Orchestra Piano Music Gillian Lin Chandos L.1 Couperin (Boxed Sets: Livre de Clavecin) Premier Livre Kenneth Gilbert 4 records Second Livre Kenneth Gilbert 4 records Troisieme Livre Kenneth Gilbert 4 records Quatrieme Livre Kenneth Gilbert 4 records L.2 Couperin (Single Record) Pieces de Clavecin Blandine Verlet M.1 Debussy (Boxed Sets) La Mer, Prelude, Clair de lune, Ormandy/Philadelphia Orchestra 2 records Nocturnes, etc Pelleas et Melisande 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