Sviatoslav Richter 9CD Boxset (DGG)
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International release date: May.
Contents not listed yet:
Morton
but I'll watch for them. I wonder if any "new" material will be
included, or just the same old recordings (good though they are).
Morton Linder
Rich S.
all of Kempff's recordings would be an obvious one.
On Thu, 12 Feb 2009 16:08:00 -0800 (PST), musica_...@hotmail.com
wrote:
gperkins151
> "Complete Deutsche Grammophon Solo & Concerto Recordings" (9 CDs)
> International release date: May.
>
> Contents not listed yet:
>
Thanks for the tip!
gperkins151
> musica_call...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > "Complete Deutsche Grammophon Solo & Concerto Recordings" (9 CDs)
> > International release date: May.
>
> > Contents not listed yet:
>
>
> Thanks for the post. The track listings are not yet on the DG web site,
> but I'll watch for them. I wonder if any "new" material will be
> included, or just the same old recordings (good though they are).
>
> Morton Linder
What I am wondering is didn't he have more than 9 CDs worth of DG
recordings?
rk
I wondering where did they get 9 cds worth material? Counting 4 DG
originals and Richter in Memoriam double cd makes only 6 cds, with
some of the solo pieces duplicated. Maybe they publish the songs with
Fischer-Dieskau in same box? Or some Decca stuff, who knows.
rk
gperkins151
Off the top of my head, The Rachmaninoff PC 2 with Rowicki,
Tchaikovsky PC 1 with HvK, a CD of solo Schumann and Beethoven/
Schumann PC.
Would be nice to see the Prokofiev Sonatas from the GPOTC get re-
released.
Johannes Roehl
Or Philips
Not sure how to get 9, but there should be more than 6:
Tchaikovsky/Rachmaninoff concerti
Schumann conc + fillers
Prokofieff 5th conc. + 8th sonata and fillers
Beethoven 3/Mozart 20
2 CDs in memoriam
more solo Schumann (mono)
some Scrabin, Rachmaninoff, Debussy?
I don't think all of it was included in the in memoriam set, was it?
Johannes
alla...@mac.com
> more solo Schumann (mono)
> some Scrabin, Rachmaninoff, Debussy?
> I don't think all of it was included in the in memoriam set, was it?
No, not all. There was an earlier Dokumente disc that had some of the
same material as the In Memoriam set (Debussy, Prokofiev Visions
fugitives) but also Scriabin's Fifth Sonata.
And the Originals disc with the Schumann Concerto used as filler some
solo material also on another Dokumente disc of Schumann but not a
selection of six Fantasiestucke, the March in g, or the Abegg
Variations (although that last is included in the In Memoriam set).
Will definitely be interesting to see the complete contents of this
box and nice to have this material in one convenient set, like the DG
ABM set from a few yrs back.
Allan
Gerard
> On 13 helmi, 06:47, gperkins151 <gperkins...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > On Feb 12, 7:34 pm, Morton <m...@cloud9.net> wrote:
> >
> > > musica_call...@hotmail.com wrote:
> > > > "Complete Deutsche Grammophon Solo & Concerto Recordings" (9
> > > > CDs) International release date: May.
> >
> > > > Contents not listed yet:
> >
> > > > http://www2.deutschegrammophon.com/cat/result?sort=newest&PRODUCT_NR=...
> >
> > > Thanks for the post. The track listings are not yet on the DG web
> > > site, but I'll watch for them. I wonder if any "new" material
> > > will be included, or just the same old recordings (good though
> > > they are).
> >
> > > Morton Linder
> >
> > What I am wondering is didn't he have more than 9 CDs worth of DG
> > recordings?
>
> I wondering where did they get 9 cds worth material?
Do all Philips recordings not belong to DG now?
saintr...@gmail.com
If it's like the Argerich box the CDs will be short (= original LP
programs) so Rach 2 will be coupled with 6 preludes, Tchaikovsky
concerto will be on its own, etc.
Steve de Mena
Beethoven PC 3 with Sanderling. Prokofiev 5 with Warsaw Phil. Mozart
PC 20.
Steve
td
Correct.
There are NO new recordings in this set. The individual LPs are
reissued in their original couplings in the manner of the Sony
Original Jacket boxed sets of Horowitz, Gould and so on. Perhaps even
in paper sleeves with the original cover art.
TD
Steve de Mena
No, Decca.
Steve
gperkins151
Thanks for the info, Tom.
George
Paige Turner
> rk schrieb:
>
>
>
> > On 13 helmi, 06:47, gperkins151 <gperkins...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> On Feb 12, 7:34 pm, Morton <m...@cloud9.net> wrote:
>
> >>> musica_call...@hotmail.com wrote:
> >>>> "Complete Deutsche Grammophon Solo & Concerto Recordings" (9 CDs)
> >>>> International release date: May.
> >>>> Contents not listed yet:
> >>>>http://www2.deutschegrammophon.com/cat/result?sort=newest&PRODUCT_NR=...
> >>> Thanks for the post. The track listings are not yet on the DG web site,
> >>> but I'll watch for them. I wonder if any "new" material will be
> >>> included, or just the same old recordings (good though they are).
> >>> Morton Linder
> >> What I am wondering is didn't he have more than 9 CDs worth of DG
> >> recordings?
>
> > I wondering where did they get 9 cds worth material? Counting 4 DG
> > originals and Richter in Memoriam double cd makes only 6 cds, with
> > some of the solo pieces duplicated. Maybe they publish the songs with
> > Fischer-Dieskau in same box? Or some Decca stuff, who knows.
>
> Or Philips
Dvorak concerto, Schubert Wanderer fantasy, also on Philips, those are
worthwhile. And a weird recording of Schubert's D840, too. I wouldn't
throw out any Richter if a box were planned. He was always
interesting, even when he was simultaneously being weird (or, in
retrospect, missing the mark).
Best,
pt
Tony
I'm not sure if we'll see anything new. There are the 4 Originals cds,
the 2 In Memorium cds (missing the Scriabin 5, which can fit
elsewhere), the 1 Schumann solo cd with some pieces duplicated on the
other discs, and the 2 lieder cds of Schubert and Wolf. That's 9
total.
Presumably because of duplication and short timed cds like the
Prokofiev Originals release there would be room for at least 1 full cd
worth of new material if there is some reshuffling of the above. I
know that there is some unreleased stuff in the vault, like a few
Mozart piano sonatas from the early 60s, in addition to other
recordings taken from Richter's live Italian recitals in the early 60s
from which some of the DG releases were drawn, such as the Scriabin
5th and other pieces found on the "In Memorium" set.
cheers,
Tony
gperkins151
It will be a missed opportunity if DG does not include new stuff, for
they would only have to include a CDs worth of unreleased stuff to get
all of the Richterphiles to buy the upcoming box. I am only missing
the lieder CDs and hate duplicating things I already own.
George
Steve de Mena
"New stuff" wouldn't seem to be applicable for a set named "Complete
Deutsche Grammophon Solo & Concerto Recordings".
Steve
gperkins151
Exactly the problem IMO.