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String Quartet In G Major D 887
String Quartet In A Minor "Rosamunde" D 804
Sinfonie Nr. 10 E-Moll Op. 93
Piano Sonata No. 2 In B Flat Minor Op. 35
3-5. Mazurka In C Sharp Minor Op. 50 No. 3 (Moderato) (5:26)
Piano Sonata No. 3 In B Minor Op. 58
Symphony No.2 In D, Op.73
Variations And Fugue On A Theme By Mozart, Op.132
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 1 In B Flat Minor Op. 23
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 2 In G Major Op. 44
5-7. The Zouaves' Drill Op. 68 (2:25)
5-8. Boogie Woogie Etude (2:12)
Chopin Mazurkas And Ballads
6-1. Mazurka In C Sharp Minor, Op. 6 No. 2 (Sotto Voce) (2:26)
6-2. Mazurka In C Sharp Minor, Op. 63, No. 3 (Alegretto) (2:17)
6-3. Mazurka In A Minor, Op. Posth. 67 No. 4 (Moderato Animato) (2:41)
6-4. Mazurka In A Minor, Op. Posth. 68 No. 2 (Lento) (3:01)
6-5. Mazurka In A Minor, Op. 17 No. 4 (Lento, Ma Non Troppo) (3:50)
6-6. Mazurka In D Major, Op. 33 No. 2 (Vivace) (2:16)
6-7. Ballade No. 1 In G Minor, Op. 23 (Largo – Moderato – Presto Con Fuoco) (8:49)
6-8. Ballade No. 4 In F Minor, Op. 52 (Andante Con Moto) (10:22)
6-9. Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise Brillante Op. 22 (Tranquillo – Allegro Molto) (15:01)
Traditional Russian Songs
7-1. Cavalry March (2:09)
7-2. Monotonously Rings The Little Bell (4:46)
7-3. Farewell (2:51)
7-4. Song Of The Volga Boatmen (2:56)
7-5. The Story Of The Forest (3:22)
7-6. The Red Sarafan (3:55)
7-7. The Song Of Ataman Platov (3:07)
7-8. Berry Picking Time (2:39)
7-9. Evening Bells (3:28)
7-10. Two Guitars (4:29)
7-11. Two Cossack Songs (Songs Of The Don) (2:10)
7-12. The Imprisoned Cossacks And The Cuckoo (3:26)
7-13. The Legend Of The Twelve Robbers (5:22)
7-14. Stenka Rasin (5:05)
7-15. I Worship The Power Of Love (3:06)
7-16. Credo (3:55)
7-17. Ochi Chornye (4:29)
7-18. Along The St. Petersburg Road (2:37)
7-19. Green Grass/Kalinka (3:50)
7-20. Lezginka (3:58)
Vier Ernste Gesänge Op.121 = Four Serious Songs = Quatre Chants Sérieux
Italienisches Lieberbuch (Excerpts) = The Italian Songbook = Recueil de Lieder Italiens
Dichterliebe Op. 48 = A Poet's Love = Les Amours Du Poète (Song Cycle From The Book Of Songs By Henrich Heine)
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 1 In E Flat Major S 124
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 2 In A Major S 125
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 2 In C Minor Op. 18
La Boutique Fantasque (Concert Suite)
Scheherazade Op. 35 (Symphonic Suite)
Symphony No. 1 In C Major Op. 21
Ein Sommernachtstraum Op. 21 & Op. 61
Symphony No. 1 In D Major "Classical" Op. 25
Symphony No. 9 In C Major "Great" D 944
Symphony No. 88 In G Major Hob. I:88
Winterreise D 911
Concerto For Piano In G Major For Piano And Orchestra
Capriccio For Piano And Orchestra
Le Tombeau de Couperin (Suite Pour Piano)
Piano Sonata In A Minor K 310 (300d)
Piano Sonata In A Major K 331 (300i)
Piano Sonata In F Major K 332 (300k)
Piano Sonata In C Major K 545 "Semplice"
Piano Concerto No. 19 In F Major K 459
Piano Concerto No. 27 In B Flat Major K 595
Symphony "Mathis Der Maler"
Theme And Variations "The Four Temperaments" For Piano And String Orchestra
Symphonic Metamorphoses After Themes By Carl Maria von Weber
Sonata For Piano And Violoncello In E Minor Op.38
Sonata For Piano And Violoncello In A Minor Op. 36
Sonata For Violoncello And Piano In F Major Op. 6
String Quartet No. 1 In E Minor "From My Life"
String Quartet No. 2 "Intimate Letters"
Symphony No. 36 In C Major "Linz" K 425
Symphony No. 33 In B Flat Minor K 319
Symphony No. 39 In E Flat Major K 543
Serenade In G Major "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" K 525
Symphony No. 4 In B Flat Major Op. 60
Te Deum
Zar Und Zimmermann
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 2 In B Flat Major Op. 83
Hungarian Dances, WoO 1
Variations And Fugue On A Theme By Johann Adam Miller Op. 100
25-14. Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 (10:33)
25-15. Overture "Benvenuto Cellini" Op. 23 (10:07)
25-16. Overture "Guillaume Tell" (12:34)
Fantasy In C Major Op. 17
Symphonic Études For Piano, Op. 13
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 1 In D Minor Op. 15
27-4. Variations And Fugue On A Theme By Handel Op 24 (24:30)
String Quartet No. 12 In F Major "American" Op. 96
String Quartet In F Major
Ein Deutsches Requiem
Symphony No. 100 In G Major "Military" Hob I:100
Symphony No. 102 In B Flat Major "Military" Hob I:102
Variations On A Theme By Joseph Haydn Op. 56a
Symphony No. 3 In A Minor "Schottische" Op. 56
31-5. Overture "Ruy Blas" Op. 95 (To Victor Hugo's Play) (7:43)
Symphony No. 3 In E Flat Major "Rhenish" Op. 97
Rosenkavalier - Highlights
String Quartet In G Minor Op. 10
String Quartet In F Major
String Quartet In D Major Op. 45
Roméo Et Juliette Op. 17
34-5. Romeo And Juliet - Fantasy-Overture (Andante Non Tanto Quasi Moderato – Allegro – Molto Meno Mosso – Allegro Giusto – Moderator Assai (22:11)
Romeo And Juliet - Ballet Op. 64
Concerto For Violoncello And Orchestra In D Major Hob VIIb.2
Concerto For Violoncello And Orchestra In A Minor Op. 129
Symphony No. 34 In C Major K 338
Symphony No. 38 In D Major "Prague" K 504
Symphony No. 35 In D Major "Haffner" K 385
Sinfonia In G Major
Die Schöpfung Hob. XXI:2
Sonata For Piano And Violin In G Major Op. 30 No. 3
Sonata For Piano And Violin In F Major K 376 (374d)
39-7. Berceuse Sur Le Nom De Gabriel Fauré (2:36)
39-8. Pièce En Forme de Habanera (2:39)
39-9. Ipanema (From The Suite Saudades Do Brasil) (2:08)
39-10. Danse Espagnole (From La Vida Breve) (3:27)
Notturno And Tarantella Op. 28
Piano Sonata In C Minor Op. 13 "Pathétique"
Piano Sonata In C Sharp Minor "Moonlight" Op. 27 No. 2
Piano Sonata In F Minor "Appassionata" Op. 57
Piano Sonata In A Flat Major Op. 110
Trio Sonata In C Major For Two Violins And Harpsichord
Trio Sonata In G Minor For Two Violins And Piano HWV 391
Trio Sonata In E Major For Two Violins And Piano
Trio Sonata In F Major For Two Violins And Harpsichord [Formerly Attributed to J.S. Bach as BWV 1037]
Études-Caprices For Two Violins Op. 18
41-16. Navarra For Two Violins And Orchestra Op. 33 (6:01)
42-1. March In G Minor Op. 76, No. 2 (3:28)
Waldszenen Op. 82
Fantasiestücke Op. 12 (Excerpts)
Symphonie Espagnole Op. 21 For Violin And Orchestra
Slavonic Dances Op. 46
Concerto For Violin And Orchestra No. 4 In D Major, K 218
Symphony No. 92 In G Major "Oxford" Hob. I:92
Symphony No. 104 In D Major "London" Hob I:104
Symphony No. 2 In E Minor Op. 27
Exsultate, Jubilate K 165 (158a)
46-5. Die Entführung Aus Dem Serail: »Welcher Kummer Herrscht In Meiner Seele«...»Traurigkeit Ward Mir Zum Lose« (Konstanze) (7:42)
Liederabend Mit Maria Stader
46-6. La Pastorella D 528 (1:56)
46-7. Seligkeit D 433 (1:47)
46-8. Du Bist Die Ruh' D 776 (4:59)
46-9. Die Forelle D 550 (2:09)
46-10. Der Hirt Auf Dem Felsen D 965 (11:01)
46-11. Es Weiß Und Rät Es Doch Keiner Op. 99 No. 6 (2:26)
46-12. Schifflied Op. 71 No. 4 (2:27)
46-13. Neue Liebe Op. 19a No. 4 (2:05)
46-14. Nachtlied Op. 71 No. 6 (2:51)
46-15. Wanderlied Op. 57 No. 6 (1:41)
46-16. Des Bescheidene Wünschlein Op. 24a No. 7 (3:39)
46-17. Mit Einem Gemalten Band (2:02)
46-18. Nachruf Op. 20 No. 14 (3:00)
46-19. Rieselied Op. 12 No. 1 (3:49)
Opera Arias
47-1. Idomeneo: "Zefiretti Lusinghieri" (Ilia) (4:50)
47-2. Die Zauberflöte: "Der Hölle Rache Kocht In Meinem Herzen" (Königin Der Nacht) (3:00)
47-3. Semiramide: "Bel Raggio Lusinghier" (Semirade) (6:29)
47-4. Don Pasquale: "Quel Guardo Il Cavaliere…So Anch'io La Virtù Magica" (Norina) (6:45)
47-5. Der Freischütz: "Kommt Ein Schlanker Bursch Gegangen" (Ännchen) (3:41)
47-6. Rigoletto: "Gualtier Maldé!…Caro Nome" (Gilda) (6:06)
47-7. Un Ballo In Maschera: "Volta La Terrea" (Oscar) (2:04)
47-8. Un Ballo In Maschera: "Saper Vorreste" (Oscar) (1:52)
47-9. I Vespri Siciliani: "Mercé, Dilette Amiche" (Elena) (3:52)
47-10. Les Huguenots: "Nobles Seigneurs, Salut" (Urbain) (3:40)
47-11. Mignon: "Qui, Pour Ce Soir Je Suis Reine Des Fées" (Philine) (5:43)
47-12. La Bohème: "Quando Men Vo" (Musetta) (2:22)
47-13. Der Hirt Auf Dem Felson D 965 (11:03)
Excerpts From Der Ring Des Nibelungen
48-1. »Siegmund! Sieh Auf Mich!« (Brünnhilde, Siegmund) – Todesverkündigung (17:47)
48-2. »Heil Dir, Sonne! Heil Dir, Licht!« (Brünnhilde, Siegfried) – Brünnhildes Erwachen (7:47)
48-3. »So Starb Nucht Meine Mutter« (Siegfried, Brünnhilde) (11:48)
48-4. »Ewig War Ich, Ewig Nin Ich« (Brünnhilde, Siegfried) (11:51)
48-5. »Zu Neuen Taten, Teuer Helde« (Brünnhilde, Siegfried) (13:24)
48-6. »Starke Scheite Schichtet Mir Dort« (Brünnhilde) – Brünhildes Schlussgesang (17:50)
Wolfgang Windgassen Singt Wagner
49-1. Rienzi: »Allmächt'ger Vater, Blick Herab« (Rienzi) (8:09)
49-2. Tristan Und Isolde: »Wie Sie Selig, Hehr Und Milde« (Tristan) (5:15)
49-3. Siegfried: »Notung! Notung! Leidliches Schwert!« (Siegfried) (3:19)
49-4. Siegfried: »Hoho! Hoho! Hohei! Schmiede, Mein Hammer« (Siegfried, Mime) (2:57)
49-5. Götterdämmerung: Siegfrieds Tod: »Brünnhilde, Heilige Braut!« (Siegfried) (3:40)
49-6. Parsifal: »Nur Eine Waffe Taugt« (Parsifal) (5:22)
49-7. Lohengrin: »In Fernem Land« (Lohengrin) (5:03)
49-8. Lohengrin: »Mein Lieber Schwan« (Lohengrin) (4:47)
49-9. Tannhäuser: »O Fürstin« (Tannhäuser, Elisabeth) (8:56)
49-10. Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg: »Fanget An« (Walther) (3:13)
49-11. Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg: »Selig, Wie Die Sonne« (Eva, Sachs, Walther, David, Magdalene) (5:07)
49-12. Die Meistersinger Von Nürnberg: Prieslied: »Morgenlich Leuchtend« (Walther) (4:22)
Prelude And Fugue In A Minor BWV 543
Organ Concerto In A Minor After Vivaldi BWV 593
50-6. Choral "Werde Munter, Mein Gemüte" (After Cantata "Ich Armer Mensch, Ich Sündenknecht" BWV 55) (4:08)
50-7. Hymne D'action de Grâces "Te Deum" (From Trois Paraphrases Grégoriennes) (5:14)
50-8. Tiento (Offeroire) (from Suite Médiévale) (3:41)
50-9. Incantation Pour Un Jour Saint (4:57)
50-10. Ave Maria, Ave Maris Stella (From Trois Paraphrases Grégoriennes) (6:28)
50-11. Prelude "Regina Coeli, Laetare" (3:35)
50-12. Variations "Ave Regina Coelorum" (7:45)
Bonus Disc
Musikalische Erinnerungen Im Walzertakt
Wenn Der Weiße Flieder Wieder Blüht – Zwei Rote Rosen – Drunt In Der Lobau (3:07)
Ja, Der Sonnenschein – Auf Der Grünen Wiese – Ausgerechnet Bananen – Was Machst Du Mit Dem Knie, Lieber Hans – Das Ist Die Liebe Der Matrosen (2:50)
Madonna, Du Bist Schöner Als Der Sonnenschein – Sonny Boy – Schlaf Mein Liebling Ich Hab Das Fräulein Helen Baden Sehn (3:19)
Ich Hab Das Fräulein Helen Baden Sehn – August, Wo Sind Deine Haare - Puppchen, Du Bist Mein Augenstern – Ja, Wenn Das Der Petrus Wüsste – Valencia (3:09)
51-9. Mandolino - Mandolino (3:40)
51-10. Florentische Nächte (3:35)
51-11. Abends In Napoli (3:23)
51-12. Auf Wiedersehn, Lucia (3:04)
51-13. Seit Heit Bin Ich Verlieht (3:53)
51-14. Mein Herz Ruft Nach Dir = My Hear Cries For You (3:39)
51-15. Warum Weinst Du, Kleine Tamara (3:35)
51-16. Auf Wiederseh'n (2:47)
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This edition ℗ 2016 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
© 2016 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Printed in the EU.
Booklet:
Photos in booklet © DG Photo Archive
Pages 28-29: Zar und Zimmerman - Die Handlüng © 1953 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Editor's Note: Credits styled as Producer [Producer By] on the sleeve for Dr. Fred Hamel, Erna Elchlepp, and Siegfried Janzen do not have Executive-Producer or Producer (only) credits.
CD 1 73:58
Recordings: Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 12-14 & 17 September 1951 (D 887); 10-14 May 1954 (D 804)
℗ 1952 (D 887)/1956 (D 804) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Quartet No. 1 first released as [url=/master/859703]Deutsche Grammophon 18 150[/url], 1952.
Quartet No. 2 first released on [url=/master/1293281]Deutsche Grammophon 18 294[/url], 1956.
This compilation first released as [url=/release/20424421]Deutsche Grammophon 459 013-2[/url] (CD), 1998.
CD 2
Recording: Munich, Herkulessaal, 28-29 October 1955
℗ 1956 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Total time: 47:34
First released as [url=/master/1452031]Deutsche Grammophon 18 300[/url], 1956.
CD 3 55:46
Recordings: Hannover, Beethoven-Saal, 21 February 1951 (op. 35); 24 February 1951 (op. 50/3); 24-26 February 1951 (op. 58)
℗ 1951 (opp. 35, 50/3)/ 1953 (op. 58) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Opp. 35 and 50/3 first released as [url=/master/1684914]Deutsche Grammophon 16 005[/url] (10"), 1951.
Op. 58 first released on [url=/release/34176235]Deutsche Grammophon 160 35[/url] (10") , 1951.
CD 4 74:42
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 17-19 December 1956 (Brahms); 19-21 December 1956 (Reger)
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Brahms first released as [url=/master/1145646]Deutsche Grammophon 18 360[/url], 1957.
Reger first released as [url=/master/1103023]Deutsche Grammophon 18 375[/url], 1957.
CD 5 74:06
Recordings: Berlin, 13 November 1951 (op. 23); Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 3 & 5 December 1955 (op. 44); 6 December 1955 (encores)
℗ 1952 (op. 23) / 1956 (op.44) / 1957 (encores)Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Theodore Presser/John Church & Co., Philadelphia (Mana-Zucca); Mills Music Inc. (Gould)
Piano Concerto No. 1 first released as [url=/master/123889]Deutsche Grammophon 18 013[/url], 1952.
Piano Concerto No. 2 first released as [url=/master/776527]Deutsche Grammophon 18 292[/url], 1956.
Encores first released as [url=/release/12302664]Deutsche Grammophon 32 225[/url] (7"), 1957.
CD 6 50:46
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 27-28 October 1956
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/1711786]Deutsche Grammophon 19 083[/url], 1957.
CD 7 71:44
Recordings: Munich, Herkulessaal, 24-26 October, 1953 (1, 2, 4-10, 15, 16); Hannover, Beethoven-Saal, 5 November 1953 (3, 11, 12, 14), 1 April 1954 (13); Hamburg, Musikhalle, Grosser Saal, 21 December 1955 (17-20)
℗ 1954 (1-16) / 1956 (17-20) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Tracks 1 to 8 first released as [url=/master/580227]Deutsche Grammophon 17 008 [/url] (10"), 1954.
Tracks 9 to 16 first released as [url=/master/583258]Deutsche Grammophon 17 019 [/url] (10"), 1954.
Tracks 17 to 20 first released on [url=/master/672514]Deutsche Grammophon 17 067[/url] (10"), 1957.
1
CD 8 79:52
Recordings: Berlin, Kleist-Saal, 20 September 1949 (Brahms); 14 April 1950 & 19 January 1951 (Wolf); Vienna, Konzerthaus, Hugo-Wolf-Saal, 7-8 February 1957 (Schumann)
℗ 1951 (Wolf)/ 1954 (Brahms)/1957 (Schumann) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Brahms first released as [url=/master/1344904]Deutsche Grammophon 17 047[/url] (10"), 1954.
Wolf first released on [url=/master/843319]Deutsche Grammophon 18 370[/url], 1951.
Schumann originally released as [url=/master/1344904]Deutsche Grammophon 18 005[/url], 1957.
CD 9 67:51
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 26-28 Feb 1953 (Liszt); 23-25 April 1954 (Rachmaninov)
℗ 1953 (Liszt)/1954 (Rachmaninov) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Liszt first released as [url=/master/425744]Deutsche Grammophon 18 133[/url], 1953.
Rachmaninov first released on [url=/master/887730]Deutsche Grammophon 18 190[/url], 1954.
CD 10 80:03
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche 16-18 February 1955 (Boutique); 13-14 September 1956 (Scheherazade)
℗ 1955 (Boutique)/1957 (Scheherazade) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Boutique first released as [url=/master/1795233]Deutsche Grammophon 17 054[/url] (10"), 1955.
Scheherazade first released on [url=/master/633435]Deutsche Grammophon 19 075[/url], 1957.
CD 11 79:40
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 29 June & 1, 3-4 July 1950 (Mendelssohn); 9-10 January 1953 (Beethoven); 4 January 1954 (Prokofiev)
℗ 1951 (Mendelssohn)/1953 (Beethoven)/1954 (Prokofiev) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Beethoven first released on [url=/master/697820]Deutsche Grammophon 18 100[/url], 1951.
Mendelssohn first released as [url=/master/949305]Deutsche Grammophon 18 001[/url], 1953.
Prokofiev first released on [url=/master/574229]Deutsche Grammophon 17 042[/url] (10"), 1954.
CD 12 76:21
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 27 November-4 December 1951 (Schubert); 4-5 December 1951 (Schubert)
℗ 1952 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg
Schubert first released [url=/master/482163]Deutsche Grammophon 72153/6[/url] (4 x 78), 1951.
This compilation (and Haydn) first released as 2-LP set as [url=/master/1795501]Deutsche Grammophon 180 15/6[/url], 1952.
Editor's Note: Release date for Haydn Symphony No. 88 is incorrectly stated as 1957 on sleeve back and booklet. It is 1952.
CD 13 72:44
Recording: Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 16-19 January 1957
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/2588807]Deutsche Grammophon 19 093[/url] and [url=/release/14173528]19 094[/url], 1957.
CD 14 59:47
Recordings: Hamburg, Musikhalle, 30 November 1948 (Concerto); Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 26-27 September 1950 (Capriccio); Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 5-7 January 1955 (Tombeau)
℗ 1951 (Concerto, Capriccio)/ 1956 (Tombeau) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Boosey & Hawkes (Stravinsky)
Concerto and Capriccio first as [url=/master/1283480]Deutsche Grammophon 18 004[/url], 1951.
Tombeau first released on [url=/master/1571337]Deutsche Grammophon 18 302[/url], 1956.
CD 15 6:41
Recordings: Hamburg, Blankenese Studio, May 1955 & January 1956 (K 331, 332, 545); Hamburg, Studio Thienhaus, January & February 1958 (K 310)
℗ 1956 (K 331, 332, 545)/ 1958 (K 310) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Total time: 66:41
K 310 first released as [url=/release/29988340]Deutsche Grammophon 18 505[/url], 1958.
K 332 & 545 first released on [url=/release/12765799]Deutsche Grammophon 18 322[/url], 1956.
K 331 first released on [url=/release/12430176]Deutsche Grammophon 18 321[/url], 1956.
CD 16 58:00
Recordings: Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 9/1955 (K 459); Munich, Residenz, Herkulessaal, 5/1957 (K 595)
℗ 1956 (K 459)/1957 (K 595)/1961 (K280) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/568617]Deutsche Grammophon 18 383[/url], 1957.
CD 17 75:06
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 27-28 September 1955 (Metamorphoses); 28-29 September & 10 October 1955 (Symphony); 2-3 October 1955 (Variations)
℗ 1956 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Published by Schott Musikverlage International Mainz
Symphony first released as [url=/master/1791579]Deutsche Grammophon 16 130[/url] (10"), 1956.
Variations and Metamorphoses first released as [url=/master/1642850]Deutsche Grammophon 18 301[/url], 1956.
CD 18 77:49
Recordings: Hanover, Beethovensaal, 9-10 May 1953 (Grieg); 15-17 December 1953 (Strauss); 17-19 December 1953 (Brahms)
℗ 1953 (Grieg)/1954 (Brahms, Strauss) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Universal Edition, Vienna (Strauss)
Brahms and Strauss first released as [url=/master/352034]Deutsche Grammophon 18 178[/url], 1954.
Grieg first released on [url=/release/5973333]Deutsche Grammophon 16 097[/url] (10"), 1953.
CD 19 58:22
Recordings: Hanover, Beethovensaal, 8-9 March 1956 (Janáček); 31 October, 1 & 3 November 1956 (Smetana)
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Smetana first released as [url=/master/3157839]Deutsche Grammophon 17 098[/url] (10"), 1957.
Janáček first released on [url=/master/1487376]Deutsche Grammophon 18 342[/url], 1957.
CD 20 79:17
Recording: Munich, Residenz, Herkulessaal, 1, 2 & 6 June 1954 (No. 39); 29-30 November 1954 (No. 33); 2 October 1955 (No. 36)
℗ 1954 (No. 39) / 1956 (Nos. 33, 36) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
No. 39 first released as [url=/master/3156336]Deutsche Grammophon 16 099[/url] (10"), 1954.
Nos. 33 and 36 first released on [url=/master/1050783]Deutsche Grammophon 18 228[/url], 1956.
CD 21 78:22
Recordings: Munich, Deutsches Museum, 24-26 July 1950 (Bruckner); 3 October 1950 (Mozart); Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 16-19 November 1954 (Beethoven)
℗ 1950 (Bruckner) / 1951 (Mozart) / 1955 (Beethoven) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Mozart first released on [url=/master/768374]Deutsche Grammophon 17 020[/url] (10"), 1951.
Beethoven first released as [url=/master/1207219]Deutsche Grammophon 18 206[/url], 1955.
Bruckner first released as [url=/master/1084152]Deutsche Grammophon 16 002[/url] (10"), 1951.
CD 22 54:52 & CD 23 64:56
Recording: Stuttgart, Staatstheater, 30 September-2 October 1952
℗ 1953 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/1186794]Deutsche Grammophon 18 060/61/62[/url], 1953.
CD 24 68:43
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 14-17 January 1952 (op. 83); 4 & 7 September 1952 (WoO1)
℗ 1952 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Op. 83 first released as [url=/master/969010]Deutsche Grammophon 18 024[/url], 1952.
Hungarian Dances first released as [url=/master/29990]Deutsche Grammophon 17 068[/url] (10"), 1952.
CD 25 75:17
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 2-5 July 1951 (Reger); 5 July 1951 (Rossini); 16 July 1951 (Berlioz); 17 January 1952 (Brahms)
℗ 1951 (Reger, Rossini) / 1952 (Brahms) / 1955 (Berlioz) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Reger first released as [url=/master/1486015]Deutsche Grammophon 18 074[/url], 1951.
Brahms and Rossini first released as [url=/master/1591015]Deutsche Grammophon 170 56[/url] (10"), 1952.
Berlioz first released as Deutsche Grammophon 32 037 (7"), 1955.
CD 26 55:01
Recording: Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, January 1956 (op. 13); 3-5 January 1957 (Op. 17)
℗ 1957 (op. 13) / 1958 (op. 17) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Fantasia first released on [url=/master/1807409]Deutsche Grammophon 18 461[/url], 1958.
Symphonic Études first released on [url=/master/1021239]Deutsche Grammophon 19 077[/url], 1957.
CD 27 70:18
Recordings: Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 3-5 January 1957 (op. 24); Dresden, Kreuzkirche, 2-3 May 1957 (op. 15)
℗ 1957 (op. 15) / 1958 (op. 24) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Op. 15 first released as [url=/master/302524]Deutsche Grammophon 18 376[/url], 1957.
Op. 24 first released on [url=/master/1807409]Deutsche Grammophon 18 461[/url], 1958.
CD 28 65:53
Recordings: Hanover, Beethoven Saal, 2-4 November 1950 (Dvořák); 9-12 June 1952 (Bruckner)
℗ 1951 (Dvořák) / 1952 (Bruckner) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Dvořák first released as [url=/master/1649344]Deutsche Grammophon 16 001[/url] (10"), 1951.
Bruckner first released on [url=/master/1234786]Deutsche Grammophon 18 042[/url], 1952.
CD 29 79:39
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 28 January-6 February, 15 & 20 April 1955
℗ 1955 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/390089]Deutsche Grammophon 18 238 & 18 239/59[/url], 1955.
CD 30 69:47
Recordings: Stuttgart, Staatstheater, 24-26 January 1950 (Variations); Munich, Herkulessaal, 18-19 October 1957 (No. 102); Bamberg, Kulturraum, 1-2 December 1957 (No. 100)
℗ 1951 (Variations) / 1958 (Symphonies) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Symphonies first released as [url=/master/1041794]Deutsche Grammophon 19 151[/url], 1958.
Variations first released on [url=/master/1313412]Deutsche Grammophon 18 002[/url], 1951.
CD 31 76:46
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 2-4 November 1953 (op. 97); 4 November 1953 (op. 95); Munich, Residenzsaal,16-19 October 1954 (op. 56)
℗ 1954 (op. 97) / 1955 (opp. 56, 95) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Mendelssohn op. 56 first released as [url=/master/1212937]Deutsche Grammophon 18 207[/url], 1955.
Mendelssohn op. 95 first released on [url=/master/1848866]Deutsche Grammophon 30 129[/url] (7"), 1955.
Schumann first released as [url=/master/1134648]Deutsche Grammophon 16 084[/url] (10"), 1954.
CD 32 54:26
Recording: Stuttgart-Degerloch, Straßenbahner-Waldheim, 12 July 1951 (Track 4); 9-11 October 1951 (1 to 3 and 5 to 7)
℗ 1951 (6, 7) / 1952 (1 to 5) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Tracks 6 and 7 first released as [url=/master/2173510]Deutsche Grammophon 30 141[/url] (7"), 1951
Tracks 1 to 3 and 5 first released (with tracks 6 and 7) as [url=/master/1487470]Deutsche Grammophon 18 011[/url]), 1952.
Track 4 first released on [url=/master/3354253]Deutsche Grammophon 17 043[/url] (10"), 1952.
CD 33 75:14
Recordings: Munich, Deutsches Museum, Kongresshalle, 2-3 October 1950 (Roussel); Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 31 March-1 April 1953 (Debussy); 24-25 June 1953 (Ravel)
℗ 1953 (Debussy, Ravel) / 1955 (Roussel) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Debussy and Ravel first released as [url=/master/700309]Deutsche Grammophon 18 312[/url], 1953.
Roussel originally first on [url=/master/3487141]Deutsche Grammophon 18 249[/url], 1955.
CD 34 78:38
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 27 February-1 March & 26-30 June 1957 (Berlioz); 24 June 1957 (Tchaikovsky); 29 June 1957 (Prokofiev)
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Berlioz originally first released as [url=/master/1401106]Deutsche Grammophon 18 381 (18 481)[/url], 1957.
Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev first released as [url=/master/1162554]Deutsche Grammophon 18 382 (18 482)[/url], 1957.
Both originally released as box set [url=/master/1837463]Deutsche Grammophon 18 381-82[/url], 1957.
CD 35 52:28
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 30 June 1952 (Haydn); 24-26 November 1954 (Schumann)
℗ 1952 (Haydn), 1955 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Haydn first released as [url=/master/1183700]Deutsche Grammophon 16 023[/url] (10"), 1952.
Schumann first released with Haydn as [url=/master/688594]Deutsche Grammophon 18 222[/url], 1955.
CD 36 73:32
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 22-28 February 1954 (K 338, 504); Paris, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, 28 October & 6 November 1957); Paris, Salle Pleyel, 7 June 1958 (Gluck)
℗ 1954 (K 338, 504) / 1959 (K 385, Gluck) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Universal Edition Vienna (Gluck/Gál)
K 338, 504 first released as [url=/master/655119]Deutsche Grammophon 18 176[/url], 1954.
K 385, Gluck first released on [url=/master/1840627]Deutsche Grammophon 19 169[/url], 1959.
CD 37 54:56 & CD 38 50:43
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 6-11 May 1955
℗ 1958 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Originally released as [url=/master/924514]Deutsche Grammophon 18 489 and 18 490[/url], 1958.
CD 39 55:08
Recordings: Munich, Herkulessaal, August 1951 (Ravel Habanera, Milhaud, Falla, Szymanowski); Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 27 August 1951 (Ravel Berceuse); 7-11 July 1952 (Beethoven, Mozart)
Publishers: Schott Music GmbH & Co. (Milhaud, Falla/Kreisler)
℗ 1952 (Ravel Berceuse) / 1953 (Beethoven; Mozart, Ravel Habanera, Milhaud, Falla, Szymanowski) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Ravel first released on [url=/master/592343]Deutsche Grammophon 18 152[/url], 1952.
Beethoven and Mozart first released as [url=/master/1040090]Deutsche Grammophon 18 075[/url], 1953.
Ravel, Falla, Szymanowski, Milhaud first released as [url=/master/3313525]Deutsche Grammophon 16 017[/url], 1953.
CD 40 81:46
Recording: Hanover, Beethoven-Saal, 18-22 December 1956
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Opp. 13 and 110 first released as [url=/master/1215729]Deutsche Grammophon 19 084[/url], 1957.
Opp. 27 No. 2 and 57 first released as [url=/master/662880]Deutsche Grammophon 19 085 [/url], 1957.
CD 41 63:35
Recordings: Leipzig, Kongresshalle, 17 April 1957 (Handel, Benda, Sarasate); Berlin Staatlicher Rundfunk, 19 April 1957 (Goldberg, Tartini, Wieniawski)
℗ 1957 (Goldberg, Tartini [Bach]) / 1958 (Handel, Benda, Wieniawski, Sarasate) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Goldberg and Tartini [Bach] first released as [url=/master/696983]Deutsche Grammophon 18 393[/url], 1957.
Wieniawski and Sarasate first released as [url=/master/702098]Deutsche Grammophon 30 286[/url] (7"), 1958.
Handel originally first as [url=/master/1750763]Deutsche Grammophon 30 287[/url] (7"), 1958.
Benda originally first as [url=/master/1603875]Deutsche Grammophon 30 294[/url] (7"), 1958.
CD 42 45:57
Recording: Prague, Rudolfinum, 26-29 November 1956
℗ 1957, Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/293007]Deutsche Grammophon 18 355[/url], 1957.
CD 43 63:40
Recordings: Munich Himmelfahrtskirche Sendling, 22-23 January 1953 (Dvořák); Munich, Herkulessaal, 4-6 April 1956 (Lalo)
℗ 1953 (Dvořák) / 1956 (Lalo) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Symphonie Espagnole first released as [url=/master/240974]Deutsche Grammophon 19 071[/url], 1956.
Slavonic Dances first released as [url=/master/1849575]Deutsche Grammophon 17 038[/url] (10"), 1953.
CD 44 73:57
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 14-15 March 1956 (K 218); 19-21 March 1956 (No. 104); 18-19 March 1957 (No. 104)
℗ 1956 (Mozart) / 1957 (Haydn) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Mozart first released on [url=/master/1010801]Deutsche Grammophon LPM 18 314[/url], 1956.
Haydn first released as [url=/master/900761]Deutsche Grammophon LPM 18 363[/url], 1958.
CD 45 54:08
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche 29-20 May, 1956
℗ 1956 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
First released as [url=/master/601186]Deutsche Grammophon 18 327[/url], 1956.
CD 46 68:03
Recording: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 3-4 January 1954 (Exsultate), 16-24 May 1954 (Entführing); Munich, Herkulessaal, 22-25 October 1957 (Liederabend)
℗ 1954 (Exsultate, Entführung ) / 1958 (Lieder) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden (Des bescheidene Wünschlein · Nachtruf); Hug & Co. Musikverlage, Zürich (Mit einem gemalten Band · Rieslied); AKM (Seligkeit/Kubik Arrangement)
Exsultate first released as [url=/master/1377610]Deutsche Grammophon 17 027[/url] (10"), 1954.
Aria from Entführung first released on [url=/master/878171]Deutsche Grammophon 18 185[/url], 1954.
Liederabend first released as [url=/master/1202779]Deutsche Grammophon 19 136[/url], 1958.
CD 47 62:06
Recordings: Munich, Residenzsaal, 11-12 September 1953 (11), 124-25 April 1955 (4); Berlin-Dahlem, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 22-23 October 1953 (6 to 8, 10); 28 February 1954 (5); 1-15 June 1955 (2); 1 November 1955 (10); 2 November 1955 (3); 29-30 April 1957 (13); 12 February 1958 (12); 13 February 1958 (9)
℗ 1954 (5-8, 10, 11) / 1955 (2) / 1956 (1, 3, 4) / 1957 (13) / 1958 (9, 12) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
1 first released on [url=/master/3381049]Deutsche Grammophon 30 217[/url] (7"), 1956.
2 first released on [url=/master/721919]Deutsche Grammophon 18 269[/url] (7"), 1955.
3, 4 first released as [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/13766834]Deutsche Grammophon 30 225[/url] (7"), 1956.
5 first released on [url=/master/974475]Deutsche Grammophon 19 013[/url], 1954.
6 first released on [url=/master/673334]Deutsche Grammophon 17 011[/url] (10"), 1954.
7, 8, 10 first released on Deutsche Grammophon 32 011, 1954.
9, 12 first released on/as [url=/master/1346667]Deutsche Grammophon 19 137[/url], 1958.
11 first released on [url=/master/3943091]Deutsche Grammophon 18 169[/url], 1954.
13 first released as [url=/master/913577]Deutsche Grammophon 30 288[/url] (7"), 1957.
CD 48 80:39
Recordings: Munich, Herkulessaal, 2 June 1954 (Track 6), 3 June 1954 (tracks 2 to 4); 6-7 September 1955 (1); 7-8 September 1955 (5)
℗ 1955 (2 to 4, 6) / 1956 (1, 5) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin · 80:39
Tracks 2 to 4 and 6 first released as [url=/master/1002997]Deutsche Grammophon 19 045[/url], 1955.
Tracks 1 and 5 first released on [url=/master/1831994]Deutsche Grammophon 19 063[/url], 1956.
CD 49 60:11
Recordings: Munich, Residenzsaal, 23 June 1953 (2, 5); 22 February 1955 (10, 13); 10 February 1956 (1); 11 February 1956 (3); Munich, Herkulessaal, 15 May 1955 (11); 11 February 1956 (4);
Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 4 December 1956 (9); 5 December 1956 (6); 6 December 1956 (7, 8)
℗ 1953 (2, 5) / 1955 (10 to 12) / 1956 (1, 3) / 1957 (7, 8) / 1958 (4, 6, 9) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Tracks 1 to 9 first compiled as [url=/master/1205930]Deutsche Grammophon 19 106[/url], 1958.
Tracks 10 to 12 first released on [url=/release/28417804]Deutsche Grammophon 19 027[/url], 1955.
CD 50 63:01
Recordings: Cologne, Cathedral, 24-27 September 1956
℗ 1957 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Publishers: Alphonse Leduc, Paris (Bach/Duruflé · Tiento · Ave Maria); Éditions Combre (Hymne); Schola Cantorum, Paris (Incantation); Schott Music GmbH & Co. (Schroeder)
First recording made on the refurbished organ of Cologne Cathedral.
Tracks 1 to 5, 7 to 12 first released as [url=/master/1105074]Deutsche Grammophon 190 91[/url], 1957.
Track 6* originally first as [url=/release/14006621]Deutsche Grammophon 30 265[/url] (7"), 1957.
*corrected from 3 to 6, 10 and 12
CD 51 52:13
Recordings: 6 May 1949 (Track 1); 18 May 1950 (Tracks 2 to 4); 20 September 1950 (Tracks 5 to 8); Hanover, 24 May 1949 (Track 11); Hamburg, 31 March 1950 (Tracks 9 and 10); 15 July 1950 (Track 16); Germany, 5 March 1951 (Track 15); 31 May 1951 (Tracks 12 and 14); 10 September 1951 (Track 13)
℗ 1951 Polydor GmbH
No technical credits listed.
Tracks 1 to 8 first released as [url=/master/1473084]Polydor 45 001[/url], 1951.
Tracks 9 to 16 first released as [url=/master/1672050]Polydor 45 002[/url], 1951.
Each CD comes in a cardboard sleeve or wallet that replicates the original cover of one of the albums on the disc. It does not describe the contents of the disc, which are printed on the back of the sleeve, and in the booklet.
