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RECORDED RICHTER Compiled by Ateş TANIN RECORDED RICHTER Compiled by Ateş TANIN Previous Update: February 7, 2017 This Update: February 12, 2017 New entries (or acquisitions) for this update are marked with [N] and corrections with [C]. The following is a list of recorded recitals and concerts by the late maestro that are in my collection and all others I am aware of. It is mostly indebted to Alex Malow who has been very helpful in sharing with me his extensive knowledge of recorded material and his website for video items at http://www.therichteracolyte.org/ contain more detailed information than this list.. I also hope for this list to get more accurate and complete as I hear from other collectors of one of the greatest pianists of our era. Since a discography by Paul Geffen http://www.trovar.com/str/ is already available on the net for multiple commercial issues of the same performances, I have only listed for all such cases one format of issue of the best versions of what I happened to have or would be happy to have. Thus the main aim of the list is towards items that have not been generally available along with their dates and locations. Details of Richter CDs and DVDs issued by DOREMI are at http://www.doremi.com/richter.html . Please contact me by e-mail:[email protected] LOGO: (CD) = Compact Disc; (SACD) = Super Audio Compact Disc; (BD) = Blu-Ray Disc; (LD) = NTSC Laserdisc; (LP) = LP record; (78) = 78 rpm record; (VHS) = Video Cassette; ** = I have the original issue ; * = I have a CD-R or DVD-R of the original issue. (PTA) = I have a privately taped audio copy; (PTV) = I have a privately taped video copy J.S.BACH Arias and Recitatives: Weichet nur, betrubte Schatten, BWV 202/9 ? - Moscow - Rehearsal at Home - Dorliac - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** Phobeus eilt mit schnellen Pherden, BWV 202/11 ? - Moscow - Rehearsal at Home - Dorliac - (PTA) Drum sucht auch Amor sein Vergnugen, BWV 202/12 ? - Moscow - Rehearsal at Home - Dorliac - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** Wenn die Fruhlingslufte streichen, BWV 202/13 ? - Moscow - Rehearsal at Home - Dorliac - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** Es kostet viel, BWV 459 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** Komm, susser Tod, BWV 478 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** Kommt Seelen, dieser Tag, BWV 479 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** 11/53 - Moscow - Dorliac - MK/SHINSEKAI 1046 (LP)** Nicht so traurig, nicht so sehr, BWV 489 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** Bist du bei mir, BWV 508 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** Gib dich zufrieden, BWV 512 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** So oft ich meine Tabakspfeife, BWV 515 11/53 - Moscow - Dorliac - CASCAVELLE VEL 3041 (3CD)** Brandenburg Concerto No.5, BWV 1050 25/3/78 - Moscow - Live - M.Cons.O./Nikolayevsky - 3rd mvt encored - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** & without encore - DREAM TIME JPBC-13804 (DVD)** 26/3/78 - Moscow - Live - M.Cons.O./Nikolayevsky - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 103 (CD)** 25/6/78 - Tours - Live - Munich Bach O./K.Richter - 3rd mvt encored - (PTA) Capriccio in B-flat, BWV 992 27/11/48 - Moscow - Live - ANKH 200601 (CD)** 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - DOREMI DHR-8043 (CD)** 1/7/94 - Schliersee - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 461 (CD)** Capriccio in E, BWV 993 8/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33323 (CD)** 27/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) 7/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 9/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 12/7/91 - Wildbad - Live - (PTA) 31/8/91 - Castelfranco - Live - (PTA) 2/11/91 - Kempen - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 421 (CD)** Concerto No.1 for Piano and Orchestra in d, BWV 1052 8/6/54 - Prague - Czech P.O./Talich - SUPRAPHON COCO-80745 (CD)** 9/6/54 - Prague - Live - Czech P.O./Talich - PANTON 81100551-52 (LP)* 20/4/55 - Moscow - USSR State S.O./Sanderling - MELODIYA/BMG 29461 2 (CD)** 6/3/57 - Moscow - Live - USSR S.O./Sanderling - SMC SMCCD 0184 (27CD)** 25/3/78 - Moscow - Live - Moscow Cons.Ch.O./Nikolayevsky - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** & SUN CROWN CRLB-55004 (4LD)** 25/6/78 - Tours - Live - Munich Bach O./K.Richter - (PTA) Concerto No.2 for Piano and Orchestra in E, BWV 1053 26/6/69 - Tours - Live - Moscow Ch.O./Barshai - (PTA) Concerto No.3 for Piano and Orchestra in D, BWV 1054 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - Moscow Cons.Ch.O./Nikolayevsky - BRILLIANT CLASSICS 9199 (10CD)** 9/6/91 - Budapest - Live - Franz Liszt Ch.O./Rolla - (PTA) 30/6/91 - Tours - Live - O. Liszt de Budapest/Rolla - (PTA) 1/12/92 - Moscow - Live - USSR Radio S.O./L.Nikolaev - (PTA) 21/9/93 - Vienna - Live - Vienna Chamber O./Barshai - (PTA) 27/9/93 - Milan - Live - O. da Camera di Padova e del Veneto/Bashmet - (PTA) 3/10/93 - Parma - Live - O. di Padova e del Veneto/Bashmet - TELDEC 94245-2 (CD)** Concerto No.4 for Piano and Orchestra in A, BWV 1055 8/7/69 - Paris - Live - Moscow Ch.O./Barshai - (PTA) Concerto No.5 for Piano and Orchestra in f, BWV 1056 5/12/64 - Paris - Live - ORTF/Maazel - DOREMI DHR-7872 (CD)** 29/6/69 - Tours - Live - Moscow Ch.O./Barshai - (PTA) 8/7/69 - Paris - Live - Moscow Ch.O./Barshai - (PTA) Concerto No.6 for Piano and Orchestra in F, BWV 1057 25/3/78 - Moscow - Live - Moscow Cons.Ch.O./Nikolayevsky - MELODIYA MEL CD 10 02270 (50CD)** & BOMBA BoMB 033-659 (DVD)** 26/3/78 - Moscow - Live - Moscow Cons.Ch.O./Nikolayevsky - VENEZIA CDVE 04384 (CD)** 25/6/78 - Tours - Live - Munich Bach O./K.Richter - (PTA) Concerto No.7 for Piano and Orchestra in g, BWV 1058 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - Moscow Cons.Ch.O./Nikolayevsky - BRILLIANT CLASSICS 9199 (10CD)** 9/6/91 - Budapest - Live - Franz Liszt Ch.O./Rolla - 2nd & 3rd mvts encored - (PTA) 30/6/91 - Tours - Live - O.Liszt de Budapest/Rolla - 3rd mvt encored - (PTA) 1/12/92 - Moscow - Live - USSR Radio S.O./L.Nikolaev - (PTA) 21/9/93 - Vienna - Live - Vienna Chamber O./Barshai - 2nd & 3rd mvts encored - (PTA) 27/9/93 - Milan - Live - O. da Camera di Padova e del Veneto/Bashmet - (PTA) 3/10/93 - Parma - Live - O.di Padova e del Veneto/Bashmet - TELDEC 94245-2 (CD)** Concerto No.2 for Two Pianos and Orchestra in C, BWV 1061 21/12/59 - Moscow - Vedernikov - Moscow Ch.O./Barshai - MELODIYA/BMG 29461 2 (CD)** Duetto No.1 in e, BWV 802 8/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33323 (CD)** 27/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) 5/7/91 - Warburg - Live - (PTA) 7/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 9/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 12/7/91 - Wildbad - Live - (PTA) 31/8/91 - Castelfranco - Live - (PTA) 23/9/91 - Sansepolcro - Live - (PTA) 8/10/91 - Konstanz - Live - (PTA) 15/10/91 - Ludwigsburg - Live - (PTA) 2/11/91 - Kempen - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 421 (CD)** 8/11/91 - Neumarkt - Live - DECCA 478 6778 (51CD)** Duetto No.2 in F, BWV 803 8/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33323 (CD)** 27/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) 5/7/91 - Warburg - Live - (PTA) 7/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 9/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 12/7/91 - Wildbad - Live - (PTA) 31/8/91 - Castelfranco - Live - (PTA) 23/9/91 - Sansepolcro - Live - (PTA) 8/10/91 - Konstanz - Live - (PTA) 15/10/91 - Ludwigsburg - Live - (PTA) 2/11/91 - Kempen - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 421 (CD)** 8/11/91 - Neumarkt - Live - DECCA 478 6778 (51CD)** Duetto No.3 in G, BWV 804 8/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33323 (CD)** 27/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) 5/7/91 - Warburg - Live - (PTA) 7/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 9/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 12/7/91 - Wildbad - Live - (PTA) 31/8/91 - Castelfranco - Live - (PTA) 23/9/91 - Sansepolcro - Live - (PTA) 8/10/91 - Konstanz - Live - (PTA) 15/10/91 - Ludwigsburg - Live - (PTA) 2/11/91 - Kempen - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 421 (CD)** 8/11/91 - Neumarkt - Live - DECCA 478 6778 (51CD)** Duetto No.4 in a, BWV 805 8/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 18/5/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33323 (CD)** 27/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) 5/7/91 - Warburg - Live - (PTA) 7/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 9/7/91 - Rolandseck - Live - (PTA) 12/7/91 - Wildbad - Live - (PTA) 31/8/91 - Castelfranco - Live - (PTA) 23/9/91 - Sansepolcro - Live - (PTA) 8/10/91 - Konstanz - Live - (PTA) 15/10/91 - Ludwigsburg - Live - (PTA) 2/11/91 - Kempen - Live - LIVE CLASSICS LCL 421 (CD)** 8/11/91 - Neumarkt - Live - DECCA 478 6778 (51CD)** English Suite No.1 in A, BWV 806 3/4/51 - Moscow - Live - SMC SMCCD 0184 (27CD)** 5/1/91 - Florence - Live - (PTA) 16/1/91- Padua- Live - (PTA) 20/2/91 - Besancon - Live - (PTA) 17/3/91 - Arnhem - Live - (PTA) 24/4/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 29/4/91 - Leningrad - Live - without prelude - (PTA) 20/5/91 - Moscow - Live - GREAT HALL GH 5601 (2CD)** 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33333 (CD)** 20/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) English Suite No.3 in g, BWV 808 14/10/48 - Moscow - Live - MELODIYA/BMG 29461 2 (CD)** 27/11/48 - Moscow - Live - DOREMI DHR-8043 (CD)** 5/1/91 - Florence - Live - (PTA) 16/1/91- Padua - Live - (PTA) 20/2/91 - Besancon - Live - (PTA) 5/3/91 - Rolandseck - Live - DECCA 478 6778 (51CD)** 18/4/91 - Minsk - Live - (PTA) 21/4/91- Smolensk - Live - (PTA) 24/4/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 27/4/91 - Moscow - Live - (PTA) 29/4/91 - Leningrad - Live - (PTA) 30/4/91 - Leningrad - Live - (PTA) 20/5/91 - Moscow - Live - GREAT HALL GH 5601 (2CD)** 6/91 - Tours - STRADIVARIUS STR 33333 (CD)** 20/6/91 - Tours - Live - (PTA) English Suite No.4 in F, BWV 809 5/1/91 - Florence - Live - (PTA) 20/2/91 - 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