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1 LP -
ML 5211 (versus)
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| 1 LP -
ML 5211 (rectus) |
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| Ludwig
van Beethoven (1770-1827)
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| Concerto
for Piano and Orchestra No.2 in B-flat
minor,
Op.19 |
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I. Allegro con
brio
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12'
59" |
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II. Adagio |
9' 18" |
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III. Rondo.
Molto allegro |
5' 33" |
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| Johann
Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) |
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| Keyboard
Concerto No.1 in D minor,
BWV 1052 |
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I. Allegro |
8' 34" |
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II. Adagio |
7' 07" |
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III. Allegro |
8' 17" |
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| Glenn
Gould,
piano |
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Columbia
Symphony
Orchestra
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| Leonard
Bernstein,
conductor |
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Luogo e data
di registrazione
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- Columbia 30th Street Studio,
New York (USA) - 9-11 aprile 1957 -
(Beethoven)
- Columbia 30th Street Studio, New York
(USA) - 11 & 30 aprile 1957 - (Bach)
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Registrazione
live / studio
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| studio |
Producer
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Howard H. Scott
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Sigla CD
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| 88697130942-03 - (1 CD) - 51'
48" - (c) 2007 |
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Precedenti
Edizioni
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| Columbia - ML 5211 - (1 lp) -
(p) 14/10/1957 |
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Note
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Gould's
first recording with orchestra, and his
first studio collaboration with Leonard
Bernstein, forteen years his senior.
"During the first portion of the concerto,
Mr. Gould slid out from behind the piano
and loped casually about the hall. He
shook his head, waved his arms, beat time,
and acted generally in a manner that any
conductor less accustomed to the ways of
genius might have found trying in the
extreme. Bernstein took no notice".
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| Glenn
Gould (1932-1982) |
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