Samson Francois Complete EMI Recordings (36CD)
mandryka
Is it going to be released elsewhere? If not, I’ll pre-order from HMV.
Here's a link with track listings:
Randy Lane
Has the look of a French EMI release along the lines of the similar
Cziffra and Ciccolini boxes of recent years.
You'll be able to get it, though it likely may not be an official USA
EMI release.
Randy Lane
I'm actually more interested in the other big EMI box that just showed
up there.
A 37 CD box of French Orchestral Music with Plasson. Not a favorite
conductor, but the box is more likely to have music I don't already
own than teh Francois box. But I could be wrong there too.
Matthew B. Tepper
letters to be typed in news:b36f4228-0ff4-4843-b454-
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Google's Language Tools (which do seem to be a bit faster, though not as much
improved as their basic search) provide a few smiles, including "Oriakonbu
Louis" (Auriacombe?) and "Oh, listen to Mama's Variations in C major K265."
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Possibly including All the Pierné You Could Want ... Ever!
mandryka
"Oh, listen to Mama's Variations in C major K265."
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>
Very good.
Gerard
>
> Here's a link with track listings:
>
> http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/product/detail/3906661
Somehow these track listings consist of useful information, maybe:
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RiRiIII
Thanks! Great news but I think I have all of it already...
I like Plasson a lot.
Alex
Kip Williams
> Possibly including All the Pierné You Could Want ... Ever!
As I used to say, "This set contains every Boxcar Willie song you could
ever possibly want. And more!"
Kip W
pianomaven
This is a French box in their "sell the mess for less" series. This
stuff was all released in the 1990s, but that luxurious box did not
get wide distribution and was expensive. They have now added a few
things, about three CDs worth from what I can tell, probably
previously unissued material. I also think they may have remastered
the recordings, but I wonder how thorough they have been in that
regard.
Anyway, you'll find it at www.amazon.fr if you're interested in due
course.
TD
makropulos
In the time it took you to type that you could have run the hmv links
through google translator and got something that might have been more
useful:
CD1
Chopin:
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) 11 No. 1 in E minor works
2. Andante Polonaise Supianato and large (for piano and orchestra) 22
in E flat major works
Paris Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Georges Tzipine
3. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) No. 2 in F minor, Op 21
Radio Orchestra National de France, conductor Paul Kuretsuki
Recording: Paris, Salle de la Myuchuarite, May 28 and June 1, 1954
(Concerto No. 1), 28 November 1957 (Supianato Andante)
Salle Wagram, 23 to 24 June 1958 (Concerto No. 2)
CD2
1. 35 Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op.
2.14's Waltzes
Recording: Paris, Chaillot, 7 June 1955 (Sonata No. 2)
Myuchuarite De La Salle, 2 to 4 July 1958 (Waltzes)
CD3
1. Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op 52
2. Etude in E minor works 25 05
3. Work 10 of 10 etude flat major
4. 1 70 Change No. 11 in G major works Waltz
5. 29, No. 1 piece flat major Impromptu
6. 2 09 Nocturne No. 2 in E flat major works
7. 18, No. 1 Waltz in E flat major work [Magnificent 』Great Waltz
8. 39 Scherzo No. 3 in C sharp minor, Op.
9. 28 Prelude in C major piece of
10. 1 15 Nocturne No. 4 in F major works
11. Etude in F minor, Op 25 2
12. Etude in C minor 10 to 12 pieces
13. Work 70 3 No. 13 Waltz in D major changes
14. 2 64 Waltz No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op.
15. Polonaise in E flat major 22 major works
16. 35 Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op.
Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre, 24 to 25 June 1952 (1-9)
Myuchuarite De La Salle, 1 to 2 December 1955 (10-15), 24 September
1956 (16)
CD4
One Scherzo 1.4
Prelude 2.24 28 pieces
Recording: Paris, Salle de la Myuchuarite September 1955
14-15,26-27,29 days (Scherzo)
Salle Wagram, February 1959 3-4,6,10-11 Day (Prelude)
CD5
1.4 The Ballad of One
2. Mazurka No. 25 ~ No. 1
Recording: Paris, de la Salle Myuchuarite, 27 to 29 October 1954
(Ballard), February 1956 3,16-17 day, March 20 to 22 (mazurka)
CD6
1. Mazurka No. 26 No. 51 ~
One Impromptu 2.4
Recording: Paris, Salle de la Myuchuarite, 5-6,20-22 February 1956 Sun
Mon 16-17,3 (mazurka), 27 November 1957 (Impromptu)
CD7
1. Work 10 Etudes (12 songs)
2. Work 25 Etudes (12 songs)
3. Polonaise No. 1 ~ No. 3
Recording: Paris, Myuchuarite de la Sal, 26 February 1958, July 2
(Polonaise), September 1958 5,19,23-24,26 day, October 1,3,7, 13th
February 1959 9,12 days (etude)
CD8
1. Polonaise No. 7 No. 4 ~
2. 35 Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op.
3. Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op 58
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, February 26, 1958 July 2 (Polonaise),
March 1964 9-11,20 day, May 11,15, Sunday, June 17 (Sonata)
CD9
1.14's Waltzes
2. Nocturne No. 1 ~ No. 6
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 14,15,29 & 30 January 1963 (Waltz),
May 1966 Sun 17, 18 (Nocturne)
CD10
1. Nocturne No. 19 ~ No. 7
2. Rondo (for piano 2) 73 C major works
Barubize Pierre (piano)
Two new 3.3-Etudes (instruction book for the Moshuresu) posthumous
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, March 9, 1966 (Etudes), 18, 20 May
1966 Sun, July 5-8,18 days (Nocturne), December 13, 1966 (London .)
CD11
1. Fantasie in F minor, Op 49
2. Barcarolle in F sharp minor, Op 60
3. 43-flat major piece Tarantella
4. 53 Polonaise No. 6 in A-flat major [film Heroes
5. 2 15 Nocturne No. 5 in F sharp major works
6. C-sharp minor, Op 66 Impromptu No. 4 Fantasy Impromptu 』[
7. Etude in E major work three 10
8. Etude in G major changes in work 10 05
9. Etude in F minor, Op 25 2
10. Etude in C minor 10 to 12 pieces
11. 2 Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op 64
12. 2 64 Waltz No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op.
13. 64 per piece Waltz No. 6 in D major changes
14. A major piece of polished 69 Waltz No. 9
15. 31 Scherzo No. 2 in B minor, Op.
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 20,21,23,28 June 1960 date, July
11,12,22,23 days (4-15), March 1966 1,7-9 days (1 - 3)
CD12
1. 52 Ballade No. 4 In C Minor Works
2. Work 10 of 10 etude flat major
3. Etude in E minor works 25 05
4. 70 in G major piece of change Waltz No. 11
5. 29, No. 1 piece flat major Impromptu
6. 2 09 Nocturne No. 2 in E flat major works
7. 18, No. 1 Waltz in E flat major work [Magnificent 』Great Waltz
8. 39 Scherzo No. 3 in C sharp minor, Op.
9. Great work 22 Polonaise in E flat major Andante and Supianato
Recording: London, Abbey Road Studios, 25 to 28 July 1960 (1-8),
Paris, Salle Wagram, 31 January 1969 (9)
CD13
1. Polonaise No. 1 ~ No. 7
One of the posthumous Polonaise Op. 71 2.3
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, December 1968 3,4,6,9,11,13 day, Sun
27,31 January 1969
CD14
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) 11 No. 1 in E minor works
2. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) No. 2 in F minor, Op 21
Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra, conducted by Louis Fremaux
Record: Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru, 13 to 15 July 1965
CD15
Ravel:
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) in G major
2. Concerto for Piano left hand
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, conductor Andre Cluytens
3. Le Tombeau de Couperin (Suite for Piano) (6 songs)
4. Gaspard night (all three pieces)
Recording: Paris, Myuchuarite de la Salle, 28 to 31 January 1957,
April 16, October 10, 1958 February 25 (Le Tombeau de Couperin),
February 1, 1957 March 12, April 16 to 17, 25 February 1958 (Gaspar)
Salle Wagram, 1 to 3 July 1959 (Concerto)
CD16
1. Gaspard night (all three pieces)
2. Sonatina
3. Le Tombeau de Couperin (Suite for Piano) (6 songs)
4. Menuet antique
5. E-mail Roy Ma (five pieces for children for piano 4 hands)
Barubize Pierre (piano)
Record: in Paris, Salle Wagram and Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru,
22 to 23 March 1967, April 4, June 3,5-7 days (Gaspar)
Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru, 1 to 3 June 1967 (Le Tombeau de
Couperin), 8 June 1967 (Sonatina), June 9, 1967 (Roy Ma-mail), July
1967 17 to 18 (old-fashioned minuet)
CD17
1. Pavane for a Dead Princess
2. Masaru Takashi sentimental waltz (8 songs)
3. Prelude
4. Chabrier wind
5. Borodin Wind
6. Water sport
7. Minuet of Haydn's name
8. Mirror (5 songs)
9. Franck: Prelude, Chorale and Fugue in B minor
Recording: Paris, Salle de la Myuchuarite, September 14, 1955 (Frank)
Sal Wagram, 28 September 1966, October 10 (water sport)
Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru, 5 to 6 June 1967, July 17 to 18, 20
(mirror), 19 July 1967 (Waltz), July 20, 1967 (Pavane) 21 July 1967
(Chabrier, like Borodin, Menuet, Prelude)
CD18
1. Franck: Quintet (piano, two violins, viola and cello for) F minor
Berunedo Quartet
2. Faure: Quartet (Piano, Violin, Viola and Cello for the) No. 1 in C
minor 15th film
Quartet members Berunedo
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 17, 18 December 1968 days (Faure),
June 30, 1970 July 1,3,10 Day (Frank)
CD19
Faure:
1. Work 63 Nocturne No. 6 in D major changes
2. No. 2 in F minor, Op 31 Impromptu
3. 2 33 Nocturne No. 2 in G major Work
4. 36 Nocturne No. 4 in E flat major works
5. 31, Impromptu No. 2 in F minor, Op.
Debussy:
6. Pleasure Island
7. Preludes from book 1 (tow-haired virgin / temple sink / Dance
Pack / Bard)
8. Slower than rent (Waltz)
9. For piano (3 songs in total)
10. Etude No. 11 (Vol 2: Alps for combined)
11. From Suite Bergamasque (Moonlight / Passepied)
Recording: Paris, Myuchuarite de la Salle, 12 September 1955, October
4 (3,5), 13 September 1955 (4)
Salle Wagram, 1968 December 12, 16 days (1-2), July 1961, 12,17-19
days (6-11)
CD20
1. Vol 1 Preludes (12 tunes)
2. Preludes Book 2: The first song ~ 10 songs, 12 songs
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 23 to 24 April 1968, May 15,
16,19,22,23 July day (Vol 1)
Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru May 1969 23,24,26-28 Day (Book 2)
CD21
1. The first picture book (all three pieces)
2. The second picture book (all three pieces)
3. Mask
4. Dream
Arabesque One 5.2
6. Etudes Book 2 (No. 7, No. 8, No. 10 ~ No. 12)
7. Hero's Lullaby
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 16 February 1968, Sun March 18,22,
April 18 (first picture book), June 1969, 25, 26 days, October 20,23
day (picture Vol 2), 5 October 1970 (Arabesque), October 19, 1970
(dream), October 20, 1970 (lullaby)
Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru, 21 to 23 May 1969 (Etude), May 24,
1969 (masks)
CD22
1. Children's Corner (6 songs)
2. Prints (3 songs in total)
3. Suite Bergamasque (4 songs)
4. For piano (3 songs in total)
5. Sharan René [1910-1976]: Concerto Rural (for piano and orchestra)
20 pieces
Paris Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Georges Tzipine
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 8 to 10 January 1968, February 13 to
14, May 15 (bergamasque), November 11 and 12 January 1968, February 15
(for Piano on), April 19, 1968 May 14, July 22, October 21, 1969
(child's Corner)
Monte Carlo, Salle de Rarukazaru, 27 and 28 May 1969 (Prints)
Champs-Elysees Theatre, September 14, 1953 (Sharan)
CD23
Samson François [1924-1970]:
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra)
Paris Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Georges Tzipine
2. "Ballade pour un voyou" (original music for Jean-Claude Bonarudo
movies) (4 songs)
Gulii Jimmy (guitar), Maurice Vanderu (piano)
Mishero Pierre (bass), Christian Garros (percussion)
Orchestra, conducted Samson François
3. Hindemith: Temperament IV (Theme and Variations for Piano and
String Orchestra)
Toulouse Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Louis Oriakonbu
Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre, September 15, 1953
(Concerto)
De La Salle Myuchuarite March 1958 6,8 days (temperament), 22 March
1963 (Ballade ...)
CD24
J. S. Bach:
1. Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C major BWV564 (Part: Busoni)
2. Coral [the Lord Jesus Christ, We call thee 』BWV639 (Part: Busoni)
3. Collard [I now rejoice, I Love Christian Fellowship 』BWV734 (Part:
Busoni)
4. Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV543 (Guide: List)
5. MOZART: Oh, listen to Mama's Variations in C major K265
Beethoven:
6. Work 13 [Pathetique Sonata No. 8 in C minor 』
7. 2 27 Sonata No. 14 C sharp minor, Op [Moonlight 』
Recording: Paris, Chaillot, June 06, 1955 (BWV564)
Myuchuarite De La Salle, 1 December 1954 (BWV543), October 27, 1955
(chorale, Mozart)
Salle Wagram, 12 April 1963 (Pathetique), 29 to 30 April 1963 (Gekko)
CD25
1. Beethoven: Sonata No. 23 in F minor, Op 57 [passion 』
Schumann:
2. 2 piece butterfly
3. 13 Symphonic Etudes work
4. Carnaval Opus 9
Recording: Paris, Chaillot, 1 March 1955 (Symphonic Etudes), June 8,
1956 (Butterfly)
De La Salle Myuchuarite, January 30, 1956 February 1,2,4 day
(carnival)
Salle Wagram, 19,26 February 1963 day, March 8, April 8 (Beethoven)
CD26
Schumann:
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) minor, Op 54
French National Radio Orchestra, conductor Paul Kuretsuki
2. 07 Toccata in C major works
List:
3. Concerto (for Piano and Orchestra) No. 1 in E flat major
4. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) No. 2 in A major
Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Constantin Silvestri
Recording: Paris, Salle de la Myuchuarite, July 1, 1954 (Toccata)
Salle Wagram, 25 to 27 June 1958 (Schumann: Concerto)
London, Kinguzuuei Hall, 13 to 14 June 1960 (List)
CD27
Mendelssohn:
1. Song without words (3 songs)
2. A minor, Op 14 Andante and Rondo Kapuritchoso
3. Song without words (2 songs)
List:
4. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) No. 1 in E flat major
Paris Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Georges Tzipine
5. Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 ~ No. 5
Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre Myuchuarite de la Sal &, 2,26
October 1953 date, November 16, 26 days, December 13, January 15, 1954
March 29 to 30 ( Hungarian Rhapsodies)
Myuchuarite De La Salle, 28 May 1954, June 1 (list: Concerto), 15 May
1958 (1)
Salle Wagram, 30 June 1961 (2,3)
CD28
- List: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6, No. 15 ~
Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre Myuchuarite de la Sal &, 2,26
October 1953 date, November 16, 26 days, December 13, January 15, 1954
March 29 to 30
CD29
Prokofiev:
1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) 26 No. 3 in C major works
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra, conductor Andre Cluytens
2. 11 Toccata in C major works
3. 06 songs from a fleeting illusion (No. 1 / No. 3 / No. 6 / No. 17 /
No. 4 / No. 18)
4. 11 Toccata in C major works
5. Bartok: Works both elegy 2 8b (Sz41)
6. Scriabin: F-sharp minor, Op 23 Sonata No. 3
Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre, January 24, 1953 March 23
(Concerto), April 4, 1953 (2,3),
Paris, Myuchuarite de la Salle, 1 July 1954 (5)
Salle Wagram, 20 July 1961 (Scriabin)
CD30
Prokofiev:
1. 83 Sonata No. 7 in B flat major Work
2. Concerto (for piano and orchestra) 26 No. 3 in C major works
3. Concerto - (for piano and orchestra) 55 No. 5 in G major works
Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Witold Rowicki
Recording: Paris, Salle Wagram, 21 July 1961 (Sonata)
London, Abbey Road Studios, 27 to 29 June 1963 (Concerto)
CD31
78 RPM Record
Chopin:
1. Ballade No. 1 in G minor, Op 23
2. Two minor, Op 10 Etudes
3. Etude in G major change 09 to 25 pieces
4. 16 Prelude in B minor, Op 28
5. 28-flat major Prelude 17 pieces
6. Ravel: Sukarubo (Gaspard [more night 』)
Recording: London, 1947 ~ 1948 (1-6), Paris, Studio Albert, September
24, 1947
(Sukarubo)
Recorded live
7. Samson François: Black Magic, No. 2 / No. 3
8. Saint-Saens: Toccata (6 of 111 works etude)
9. Debussy: Etudes (3 songs)
10. Schumann: Impromptus on a Theme of 5 pieces Clara Wieck
11. Schumann: Works 2 butterfly
Vichy Festival, August 7, 1955 (black magic, Toccata)
Besançon, September 1956 (Debussy, Clara Wieck)
Menton, August 4, 1961 (Butterfly)
CD32
1. Schumann: Concerto (for piano and orchestra) minor, Op 54
French National Radio Orchestra, conductor Charles Munch
List:
2. Waltz improvisation
3. Rossignol
4. Petrarch Sonnet No. 123 of
5. Wild Hunt
6. Heroic
7. Recollection of Don Giovanni
Record: Besancon Festival, September 1956 (2-7)
Montreux Music Festival, September 17, 1957 (Schumann)
Menton, August 4, 1961 (recollection of Don Giovanni)
CD33
1. Bartok: Concerto (for Piano and Orchestra), No. 3 Sz119
French National Radio Orchestra, conducted by David Zinman
2. Prokofiev: Concerto (for piano and orchestra) 55 No. 5 in G major
works
French National Radio Orchestra, conductor Lorin Maazel
3. Franck: Symphonic Variations (for piano and orchestra)
French National Radio Orchestra, conducted by Andre Cluytens
Record: Besancon, 12 September 1958 (Prokofiev), September 14, 1969
(Bartok)
Unknown location, 1953 (Frank)
CD34: Samson François [Japanese who
1. List: concerto (for orchestra and piano) No.1 E major changes
Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, conducted Ueda Masashi
Schumann:
2. 2 piece butterfly
3. 15 Kinderszenen work
Chopin:
4. 1 40 Polonaise No. 3 in A major work
5. Mazurka (Song 4) (No. 5 No. 7 ~, No. 20)
6. Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op 52
Record: Tokyo, December 6, 1956 (list), 8 to 9 May 1967 (Schumann,
Chopin)
CD35: [17 January 1964 recital at the Salle Pleyel 』
Chopin:
1. Fantasie in F minor, Op 49
2. 29, No. 1 piece flat major Impromptu
3. 2 09 Nocturne No. 2 in E flat major works
4. 2 64 Waltz No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op.
5. 35 Sonata No. 2 in B minor, Op.
6. 47 Ballade No. 3 in A-flat major works
7. 1 15 Nocturne No. 4 in F major works
8. Work 10 of 10 etude flat major
9. Etude in E minor works 25 05
10. Etude in F minor, Op 25 2
11. Etude in C minor 10 to 12 pieces
12. Etude in G major changes in work 10 05
13. Etude in G major change 09 to 25 pieces
Recording: Paris, Salle Pleyel, January 17, 1964
CD36: [20 January 1964 recital at the Salle Pleyel 』
1. Mozart: Sonata No. 4 in B flat major K282
2. Chopin: Sonata No. 3 in B minor, Op 58
3. Schumann: Kinderszenen 15 pieces
4. Prokofiev: 83 Sonata No. 7 in B flat major Work
5. List: Rossignol
Chopin:
6. 64-odd pieces of No. 6 in D Major Waltz
7. 18, No. 1 Waltz in E flat major work [Magnificent 』Great Waltz
Recording: Paris, Salle Pleyel, January 20, 1964
Gerard
> On Sep 9, 6:31Â pm, "Gerard" <g_nospam_hendrik...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > mandryka wrote:
> >
> > > Here's a link with track listings:
> >
> > > http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/product/detail/3906661
> >
> > Somehow these track listings consist of useful information, maybe:
> >
> > Â
> >
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Thanks for answering.
But I did not type that. I only copied a small part from that page.
Matthew B. Tepper
mandryka
> On Sep 9, 6:31 pm, "Gerard" <g_nospam_hendrik...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > mandryka wrote:
>
> > > Here's a link with track listings:
>
> > >http://www.hmv.co.jp/en/product/detail/3906661
>
> > Somehow these track listings consist of useful information, maybe:
>
> > ??40??1970?10?22??46????????????????????????????·????????????
> > ??????????????????????????????????????
> > ???????????????????????3??????????????????23???????????5???????????????????????
> 1. Concerto (for piano and orchestra)
> Paris Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Georges Tzipine
> 2. "Ballade pour un voyou" (original music for Jean-Claude Bonarudo
> movies) (4 songs)
> Gulii Jimmy (guitar), Maurice Vanderu (piano)
> Mishero Pierre (bass), Christian Garros (percussion)
> Orchestra, conductedSamsonFrançois
> 3. Hindemith: Temperament IV (Theme and Variations for Piano and
> String Orchestra)
> Toulouse Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Louis Oriakonbu
> Recording: Paris, Champs-Elysees Theatre, September 15, 1953
> (Concerto)
> De La Salle Myuchuarite March 1958 6,8 days (temperament), 22 March
> 1963 (Ballade ...)
>
> CD24
> J. S. Bach:
>
> read more »
So it looks like, once again, this hard to find and much praised cd
isn't in there
What's the story behind this CD? Why wasn't it an "official" EMI
release even though it is branded with the EMI logo?
As I type, I realise I don't know enough about the music business to
even understand the phrase "official release"!
mandryka
So it looks like, once again, this hard to find and much praised cd
isn't in there
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000641PL/qid=1147728773/sr=1-...
pianomaven
>
> As I type, I realise I don't know enough about the music business to
> even understand the phrase "official release"!
You have to understand what constitutes ownership.
Toshiba in Japan may well have issued this CD. Japan is the Wild West
from a copyright standpoint.
There is no reason to be,eve it was accessible to EMI France.
TD
Matthew B. Tepper
letters to be typed in news:34bc8101-964b-4b1f-a340-
7e944b...@z25g2000vbn.googlegroups.com:
The classical music recording industry is so entirely full of bunglers that
there is a "gentlemen's agreement" in place that every "complete" edition
has to leave something out. ;--)
Randy Lane
> mandryka <howie.st...@googlemail.com> appears to have caused the following
> letters to be typed in news:34bc8101-964b-4b1f-a340-
>
> > The last post is stupid so I'll try again without the quote!
>
> > So it looks like, once again, this hard to find and much praised cd
> > isn't in there
>
> >http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000641PL/qid=1147728773/sr=1-...
>
> > What's the story behind this CD? Why wasn't it an "official" EMI
> > release even though it is branded with the EMI logo?
>
> > As I type, I realise I don't know enough about the music business to
> > even understand the phrase "official release"!
>
> The classical music recording industry is so entirely full of bunglers that
> there is a "gentlemen's agreement" in place that every "complete" edition
> has to leave something out. ;--)
>
> --
> Matthew B. Tepper: WWW, science fiction, classical music, ducks!
> Read about "Proty" here:http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/proty.html
> To write to me, do for my address what Androcles did for the lion
> Opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of my employers
On the other hand, this is often more complicated than one thinks.
For example, when do you include (or not include) never-before-
released sessions? The French EMI Cziffra box is an example where
there is a lot of "additional" material other than teh officially
released recordings. To me that's when these boxes are really worth
getting.
Imagine the poor fellow who some day compiles the complete recordings
of Joyce Hatto. What do you include in that one? Everything???
Matthew B. Tepper
letters to be typed in
> On Sep 16, 7:29 am, "Matthew B. Tepper" <oyþ@earthlink.net> wrote:
>> mandryka <howie.st...@googlemail.com> appears to have caused the
>> following letters to be typed in news:34bc8101-964b-4b1f-a340-
>> 7e944b6d0...@z25g2000vbn.googlegroups.com:
>>
>> > The last post is stupid so I'll try again without the quote!
>>
>> > So it looks like, once again, this hard to find and much praised cd
>> > isn't in there
>>
>> >http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000641PL/qid=1147728773/sr=1
> -...
>>
>> > What's the story behind this CD? Why wasn't it an "official" EMI
>> > release even though it is branded with the EMI logo?
>>
>> > As I type, I realise I don't know enough about the music business to
>> > even understand the phrase "official release"!
>>
>> The classical music recording industry is so entirely full of bunglers
>> that there is a "gentlemen's agreement" in place that every "complete"
>> edition has to leave something out. ;--)
>
> On the other hand, this is often more complicated than one thinks. For
> example, when do you include (or not include) never-before-released
> sessions? The French EMI Cziffra box is an example where there is a lot
> of "additional" material other than teh officially released recordings.
> To me that's when these boxes are really worth getting.
>
> Imagine the poor fellow who some day compiles the complete recordings
> of Joyce Hatto. What do you include in that one? Everything???
I think the documentation for a "complete Joyce Hatto edition" would have
to have copious notes by William Barrington-Crook, plus an "Apologia" by,
say, Tom Deacon.
Bob Lombard
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>>
>> of Joyce Hatto. What do you include in that one? Everything???
>
> I think the documentation for a "complete Joyce Hatto edition" would have
> to have copious notes by William Barrington-Crook, plus an "Apologia" by,
> say, Tom Deacon.
>
> --
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Gerard
According to Wikipedia:
Concert Artist 7-inch EPs:
Walter Gaze Cooper Piano Concerto #3
Elspeth Rhys-Williams, 4 Impressions, 2 Songs
Michael Williams Introduction & Allegro for piano & orchestra
Saga:
"Music for the Films" (Addinsell, Bath, Chas. Williams) w/London Variety Theatre
Orchestra/Gilbert Vinter
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue w/Hamburg Pro Musica/George Byrd[70]
Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto #2 w/Hamburg Pro Musica/George Hurst
Chopin Sonatas #1 & 3
Chopin Minor Piano works (Albumblatt, Fugue, Andante cantabile etc.)
Delta:
Mozart Piano Concertos K. 466 & 488 w/Pasdeloup Orchestra/Isaie Disenhaus
Mozart Piano Concerto K. 453, Rondo K. 382 w/London Classic Players/David
Littaur
Fidelio:
Chopin 10 Nocturnes
Gershwin 16 items from the "Song Book"
Lecuona assorted piano pieces
Revolution:
Bax Piano Sonata #1, Piano Sonata #4, Toccata, Water Music
Bax Symphonic Variations in E w/Guildford Philharmonic/Vernon Handley
Boulevard
Rhapsody in Blue & An American in Paris from George Gershwin, with The New York
Symphonica, conducted by George Byrd
Bob Lombard
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Gerard
So?
M. A.
>
> This is a French box in their "sell the mess for less" series. [...]
Here it is: http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B004258ATM
36 CDs for 70 Euros. According to the amazon.fr website, everything has
been remastered from the original tapes. Available beginning Oct 25th, to
conincide with Francois' death forty years ago (a few days give or take).
M. A.