New Big Box : Vladimir Horowitz The Unreleased Live Recordings 1966-1983

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[Steve de Mena]

Vladimir Horowitz unreleased live recordings 1966-1983
Limited Edition

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● Horowitz is 25 times solo recital which was carried out in major
cities and London throughout the United States from 1966 through 1983
(and the concerto one song) the world's first box set was the
culmination of the live recording to CD50 week.
● Horowitz Estate and Horowitz archives authorize release of the full
cooperation of Yale University.
● CD50 sheets of most of the world's first sale.
● Sony Classical Archives storage of regular original analog master
(RCA and Columbia sound source) from paying close attention to remix
and 24bit / 96kHz remastered.
● There was no in discography of Horowitz to this, "Carnival" of
Schumann, Etude No. 22 of Chopin "octave" (10 works 25), recorded the
"Prelude for the left hand" of Scriabin.
● track list of songs, such as letters and sign by Horowitz, with all
90 pages separate manual for the hard cover of material value-packed.

2013 Following the caused a sensation been released from Sony
Classical "Vladimir Horowitz Live at Carnegie Hall" (CD41 sheets +
DVD1 sheets = 42 sheets set), the 20th century maximum of pianist,
only Vladimir Horowitz Limited box set of 50 sheets of a collection of
announcement recording appeared.
Horowitz was to say what "people live." In front of an audience that
has embraced the excitement and expectations what, Horowitz by the
overwhelming virtuosity, the color sense of ever-changing from the
piano, and was was able to bring out the delicate nuances. In that
sense, what Horowitz of "live" is a once-in-a-lifetime chance, to
again be the same song the same way was not be repelled. Columbia and
RCA is, Horowitz is performed as much as possible live recording so as
not to miss the valuable opportunity to open the recital, which was
edited from the sound source has been released as LP with the approval
of the ante-mortem Horowitz. This box set, as well as the "Live at
Carnegie Hall" of the last, these live recording sound source, is what
was recorded in was played in the actual recital order, to remain CD
of non-editing. applause and when Horowitz appeared, between songs
have also been directly reproduced, it is possible to vividly
experience a number of legendary recital of Horowitz at home just,
let's say that once-in-a-lifetime valuable release.
DISC1 ~ 18 is, over the 1966 - 1968, Yale University, the City
University of New York, Washington, Boston, Chicago, the entire
repertoire of nine solo recital, which was held in Philadelphia,
Encore also including Colombia was recorded It is the sound source.
May 9, 1965, hit at a time when Horowitz that was restored by
performing a recital at Carnegie Hall as a "Historic Return" for the
first time in 12 years has resumed in earnest performance activity,
the 40th anniversary of the United States debut in 1968 and such
celebrate, we did was to show off playing survived the fat. Piano
Sonata No. 48 of Haydn in Omagari, Piano Sonata No. 28 of Beethoven,
Schumann kreisleriana, has such Piano Sonata No. 2 of Rachmaninov is
intensively taken up. Recital in Boston of April 7, 1968, because the
Martin Luther King Jr. was carried out in three days after the
assassination, memorial of the message is read aloud at the beginning,
Horowitz is playing the funeral march of Chopin You.
DISC19 ~ 49 is, through 1975 to 1983, the United States and around 16
times solo recital, which was held in London, is the sound source was
recorded even including Angkor RCA. Do not open the concert of the
public over the 1969 five-year sick from autumn, Horowitz, which has
been dedicated to recording, May 12, 1974, and returned to the playing
activity again in solo recital in Cleveland, even better 1975 The year
it was moved to RCA of a full leave Colombia. This later Horowitz will
result in a dared extensive concert tour of since the early 1950s,
around the recital has been live recording by RCA. In Omagari, Piano
Sonata No. 28 of Beethoven, Schumann Piano Sonata No. 3 and
Fumoresuke, list of Piano Sonata, No. 1 Chopin's Ballade No. 4,
Polonaise-Fantaisie, piano of Rachmaninoff Sonata No. 2 such has been
featured turn.
Among noteworthy is, a solo recital was held at the White House of
DISC29, will solo recital was held at London's DISC44 ~ 45. The
former, in 1978 it became the American debut 50 anniversary of
Horowitz, in a live recital of when it was invited to the White House
by President Carter at the time (the first release), this time Carter
"Horowitz is the country's treasure." I was the was sent a generous
praise. The latter, in 1982, the United Kingdom by Prince Charles of
Inishiachivu in what has been live recorded in a charity concert held
in London (and DoO 31 years for Horowitz), partly as a
"Horowitz-in-London" I've been released in LP, is the first time that
recital songs first by RCA recording sound source is on CD. Both are
legendary recital that has been TV broadcast around the world, it was
to enhance the reputation of Horowitz dramatically.
DISC50 is, in 1978, Piano Concerto No. 3 Rachmaninoff who played with
Zubin Mehta led the New York Philharmonic has been recorded. This
performance is TV aired by the NBC network, but there was also that
the video was released in a short period of time DVD, the first time
that the launch of a stereo sound source with RCA recording. It also
will interesting place to compare with the same year in January of
live you have played with the same New York Philharmonic of Eugene
Ormandy conductor as the United States debut in '50 anniversary
performance of Horowitz.
Of LP size all color, in hard cover separate manual over 90 pages,
essays by Bernie Horowitz who is also a researcher at the collector of
Horowitz, the DG era of Columbia era and his last to Thomas Frost, who
served as producer of Horowitz interviews, all of the disks track
listings, song commentary published in the recital of the program
booklet (part), as well as four pages over a check list that was
distributed to the organizers during the recital of Horowitz, a letter
addressed to the White House, John such as a photograph of the letter
of the draft of Steinway addressed, so far we have been published
valuable materials were not the be published, it will just say that a
collectible item of rock-solid.
Was dealt with remastered and remixed by a 24bit / 96kHz, the original
Sony Classical of engineers, Andreas Meyer. It is strictly saved
getting the valuable original analog multi-master has been used in
Sony Classical of the master tape archive in the United States Iron
Mountain.

"Horowitz is a common press conference and interviews," I is not a
word, I was talking to speak to the audience "in the music. In this
box set, Horowitz us speaks to us in summary "no editing". As a case
in point might be a "Fumoresuke" Schumann and Piano Sonata No. 5 of
Scriabin. RCA will have been released in LP Edit this two songs from
Pasadena and Chicago of live sound source, and the edited version due
to the RCA, and when we compared the non-edited version that is
included in this set, what listeners The difference of them also will
be apparent. The it becomes apparent by comparing them, edited version
(although he them a more or less the same trends other songs) by RCA,
since being edited significantly, with almost saw Wax Horowitz by
Madame Tussauds It is like there, but that. And thoroughly eliminate
the tangle of mistakes and finger By clean, he size and overwhelming
improvisation of dynamic ... range was the biggest feature of the
performance of Horowitz has had been ruined. (...) Live 1966 ~ 1968 by
Columbia is not gap of about RCA recorded was released edited version
and the original unedited version. This will is also a difference in
the producer who worked on sale. Colombia's producer, Thomas Frost,
while was a good co-worker of Horowitz, producer of RCA, Jack
Pfeiffer's was a relationship to say, even with a friend of Horowitz.
"Bernard Horowitz (from the liner notes)

"Renowned pianist, Alfredo Brendel are told. "In the case of live
recording, somewhat incorrect sound, something that rather to increase
the one-time impact of the performance." In this regard, Horowitz of
living is, "I bet the life during the performance. When was only
because my performance is something very clear, playing without a.
Note can be seen in soon as the mistake any nuance, I one sound also
will not make a mistake. But I will not be so. only is perfect, it is
said that he is not perfect. " This time of this box set will be
released from Sony Classical, it's exactly what it was conforming to
this spirit. This until the important addition to recording heritage
was released Horowitz in this 50 pieces of play I would like you to
taste slowly and carefully. "Alan Sutekkura (Ekuzekutivu producer of
this box in Horowitz Estate. Than liner notes)

[Sony Music Japan limited benefits: Japanese Special booklet]
This offer will be the benefits to be sealed only to goods that are
shipped from Sony Music Japan International. (Japan production)
The goods to be shipped from the Sony Music Japan International, and
encapsulate the "Japanese special booklet" as a benefit.
In addition to the track list by the Japanese, of Bernie Horowitz,
"Horowitz: The last chapter", separate manual which posted a Japanese
translation of "interview to ~ Thomas Frost to produce the Horowitz"
it is enclosed as a privilege. (SONY MUSIC JAPAN INTERNATIONAL)

[Recording information]
[Disc1-18: The live recordings 1966-1968 by Colombia]

Disc1-2: November 13, 1966, Yale University, Uruji Hall (songs first
release)
● Haydn: Piano Sonata No. 23 in F major No. Hob.XVI: 23
● Schumann: Hana songs D-flat major op.19
● Chopin: No. 2 in B-flat minor op.35 Piano Sonata "Funeral"
● Debussy: Preludes from Volume 2 (Heath of wilderness / fairies
brilliant dancer / month of light-drenched terrace)
● Debussy: joy of island
● list: "Pilgrimage of the year," first-year "Swiss" than "Obermann
Valley"

(Encore)
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in E major K.380
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etudes ~ D major op.39-9

Disc3-4: October 22, 1967, Queens College, City University of New
York, (first released except for one song and one movement) Colden Center
● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major op.101 (first movement *)
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60
● Chopin: Nocturne in F minor op.55-1
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 5 F-sharp minor op.44
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A major K.101
● D. Scarlatti: major to Sonata sharp K.319
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.260
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.55
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18
● list / Horowitz ed: Scherzo and March S.177 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz in A minor op.34-2
● Mendelssohn: Etude in A minor op.104b-3

Disc5-6: November 12, 1967, City University of New York Brooklyn
school, Walt Whitman Auditorium ● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A
major op.101 *
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60 *
● Chopin: Nocturne in F minor op..55-1 *
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 5 F-sharp minor op.44 *
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A major, K.101 *
● D. Scarlatti: major to Sonata sharp K.319 *
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.260 *
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466 *
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.55 *
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18 *
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.33-5 *
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in D major op.39-9 *

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei" *
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 7 in F minor op.7-3 *
● Horowitz: The Variations on a theme of "Carmen" of Bizet *

Disc7-8: 1967年December 10 Washington DC, (first released except for
three songs) Constitution Hall
● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major op.101
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60
● Chopin: Nocturne in F minor op.55-1
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 5 F-sharp minor op.44
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A major K.101
● D. Scarlatti: major to Sonata sharp K.319
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.260
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.55
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.33-5 *
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in C major op.33-2 *
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in D major op.39-9 *

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Mendelssohn: Etude in A minor op.104b-3
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 7 in F minor op.7-3
● Horowitz: The Variations on a theme of "Carmen" of Bizet

Disc9-10: April 7, 1968, Boston, (first released with the exception of
the two songs) Symphony Hall
● Martin Luther King Jr. The announcement about the assassination ●
Chopin: No. 2 in B-flat minor op.35 Piano Sonata "Funeral" to third
movement "funeral march"
● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major op.101
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 5 F-sharp minor op.44
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in E major K.380
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.260
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.55
● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz third Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2 *
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: Etude in F major op.72-6

Disc11-12: May 12, 1968, Chicago, (first released with the exception
of the two songs) Orchestra Hall
● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major op.101
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60
● Chopin: Nocturne in F minor op.55-1
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 5 F-sharp minor op.44
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in E major K.380
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.260
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in G major K.55
● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 7 in F minor op.7-3 *
● Horowitz: The Variations on a theme of "Carmen" of Bizet

Disc13-14: November 3, 1968, Yale University, (first released except
for three songs) Uruji Hall
● Haydn: Piano Sonata No. 48 in C major Hob.XVI: 48
● Schumann: kreisleriana op.16
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor op.32-12 *
● Rachmaninoff: ho time of Rakukyo minor op.16-3 *
● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● list: "Pilgrimage of the year" the first year "Switzerland" in the
banks of Izumi S.160-4
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: Etude in F major op.72-6

Disc15-16: November 17, 1968, Washington DC, (first released except
for three songs) Constitution Hall
● Haydn: Piano Sonata No. 48 in C major Hob.XVI: 48
● Schumann: kreisleriana op.16
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor op.32-12 *
● Rachmaninoff: When Rakukyo op.16-3 *
● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● list: "Pilgrimage of the year" the first year "Switzerland" in the
banks of Izumi S.160-4
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: Etude in F major op.72-6

Disc17-18: 1968 1 December Philadelphia, Academy of Music (first
released with the exception of the four songs)
Haydn ●: Piano Sonata No. 48 in C major Hob.XVI: 48 *
● Schumann: kreisleriana op.16
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor op.32-12 *
● Rachmaninoff: When Rakukyo B minor op.16-3 *
● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Debussy: Serenade to the children of the province-doll ● Schumann:
Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: Etude in F major op.72-6

[Disc19-50: The live recordings 1975-1983 by RCA]

Disc19-20: November 2, 1975, Chicago, Orchestra Hall (songs first
release)
● Schumann: Hana songs D-flat major op.19
● Schumann: Piano Sonata No. 3 in F minor op.14 "Grand Sonata"
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude in G major op.32-5
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● List: Forgotten Waltz No. 1 ● list: "Pilgrimage of the year" the
first year "Switzerland" in the banks of Izumi ● Chopin: Waltz third
Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Scherzo first Banro minor op.20

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A major K.322
● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6
● Chopin: Etudes No. 5 G-flat major op.10-5 "black keys"
● Mazurka 13 Bani minor op.17-4
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in D major op.39-9

Disc21-22: February 15, 1976, Oakland, (first released, except for one
song) Paramount Theater
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18
● Schumann: No. 3 in F minor op.14 Piano Sonata "Grand Sonata" *
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor op.32-12
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● List: Forgotten Waltz No. 1 ● list: "Pilgrimage of the year" the
first year "Switzerland" in the banks of Izumi ● Chopin: Waltz third
Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Scherzo first Banro minor op.20

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6
● Rachmaninoff: No. 2 Piano Sonata in B-flat minor op.36 ~ third movement

Disc23-24: February 22, 1976, California, Ambassador College (songs
first release)
● Schumann: Arabesque C major op.18
● Schumann: Piano Sonata No. 3 in F minor op.14 "Grand Sonata"
● Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor op.32-12
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● List: Forgotten Waltz No. 1 ● list: "Pilgrimage of the year" the
first year "Switzerland" in the banks of Izumi ● Chopin: Waltz third
Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Scherzo first Banro minor op.20

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6
● Rachmaninoff: No. 2 Piano Sonata in B-flat minor op.36 ~ third movement

Disc25-26: February 29, 1976, California, (first released, except for
one song) Ambassador College
● Schumann: Hana songs D-flat major op.19
● Schumann: Piano Sonata No. 3 in F minor op.14 "Grand Sonata"
● Chopin: Rondo in E flat major op.16
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 41 Ban嬰Ha minor op.63-3 *
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 13 Bani minor op.17-4
● Scriabin: Piano Sonata No. 5 op.53

(Encore)
● D. Scarlatti: Sonatai major K.322
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6
● Scriabin: Etudes D-sharp minor op.8-12

Disc27-28: November 21, 1976, St. Louis, (first released, except for
one song) Powell Hall
● Clementi: Piano Sonata in C major op.33-3
● Chopin: Nocturne No. 19 in E minor op.72-1
● Chopin: Waltz third Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Rondo in E flat major op.16
● list: Piano Sonata in B minor *

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6

Disc29: February 26, 1978, Washington DC, White House (songs first
release)
● United States national anthem ● Chopin: Piano Sonata No. 2 in B flat
minor, op.35 "Funeral"
● Chopin: Waltz third Bani minor op.34-2
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 A-flat major op.53 "hero"

(Encore)
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Rachmaninoff: Polka of VR ● Horowitz: The Variations on a theme of
"Carmen" of Bizet

Disc30-31: April 8, 1979, Chicago, (first released five songs)
Orchestra Hall
● Clementi: Piano Sonata in C major op.33-3 *
● Schumann: Fumoresuke op.20
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● Rachmaninov: Barcarolle in G minor op.10-3 *
● Rachmaninoff: Fumoresuke G major op.10-5 *
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major *
● list: Mephisto Waltz No. 1 "dance in the taverns of the village"
S.514 (Busoni / Horowitz ed) *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Rachmaninoff: VR Polka ● Moszkowski: spark op.36-6

Disc32-33: April 15, 1979, Chicago, (first released four songs)
Orchestra Hall
● Clementi: Piano Sonata in C major op.33-3 *
● Schumann: Fumoresuke op.20 *
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● Rachmaninov: Barcarolle in G minor op.10-3 *
● Rachmaninoff: Fumoresuke G major op.10-5 *
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major *
● list: Mephisto Waltz No. 1 "dance in the taverns of the village"
S.514 (Busoni / Horowitz ed) *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz third Bani minor op.34-2
● Scriabin: Prelude for the left-hand C-sharp minor op.9-1
● Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 A-flat major op.53 "hero"

Disc34-35: April 22, 1979, Washington DC, Constitution Hall (6 songs
first released)
● Clementi: Piano Sonata in C major op.33-3
● Schumann: Fumoresuke Movies 20
● Rachmaninoff: "picture of sound" Etude in E flat minor, op.39-5
● Rachmaninov: Barcarolle in G minor op.10-3
● Rachmaninoff: Fumoresuke G major op.10-5
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major *
● list: Mephisto Waltz No. 1 "dance in the taverns of the village"
S.514 (Busoni / Horowitz ed)

(Encore)
● Chopin: Waltz seventh Ban嬰Ha minor op.64-2
● Schumann: Children of the scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei"
● Rachmaninoff: VR Polka ● Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 A-flat major op.53
"hero"

Disc36-37: 1980年April 13 Boston, Symphony Hall (6 songs first released)
● Clementi: Gradus ad Parnassum Volume 1 to 14 songs: Adagio-sostenuto
in F major ● Clementi: Piano Sonata in E flat major op.12-2 ~ Third
Movement: Rondo ● Schumann: Fantasy Pieces collection op.111 *
Schumann ●: 4 one of the nocturne, second and third D-flat major
"Night Feast" *
Schumann ●: 4 one of nocturne - No. 4 in F major, "with a solo troll" *
● Mendelssohn: Scherzo-a-capriccio WoO.3 *
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60 *
● Chopin: Etudes No. 19 Ban嬰Ha minor op.25-7 *
● Chopin: Etudes No. 5 G-flat major op.10-5 "black keys"
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major ● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata
No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 13 Bani minor op.17-4
● Rachmaninoff: VR polka

Disc38-39: 1980年5月4th, New York, Avery Fisher Hall (seven songs is
the first release)
● Clementi: Gradus ad Parnassum Volume 1 to 14 songs: Adagio-sostenuto
in F major ● Clementi: Piano Sonata in E flat major op.12-2 ~ Third
Movement: Rondo ● Schumann: Fantasy Pieces collection op.111 *
Schumann ●: 4 one of the nocturne, second and third D-flat major
"Night Feast" *
Schumann ●: 4 one of nocturne - No. 4 in F major, "with a solo troll" *
● Mendelssohn: Scherzo-a-capriccio WoO.3 *
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major op.60
● Chopin: Etudes No. 19 Ban嬰Ha minor op.25-7
● Chopin: Etudes No. 5 G-flat major op.10-5 "black key" *
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major ● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata
No. 2 in B flat minor, op.36 *

(Encore)
● Chopin: Mazurka No. 13 Bani minor op.17-4
● Rachmaninoff: VR polka

Disc40-41: 1980年May 11 New York, Avery Fisher Hall (seven songs is
the first release)
● Clementi: Gradus ad Parnassum Volume 1 to 14 songs: Adagio-sostenuto
in F major ● Clementi: Piano Sonata in E flat major op.12-2 ~ Third
Movement: Rondo ● Schumann: Fantasy Pieces collection op.111 *
● Schumann: Four of the nocturne, second and third D-flat major "Night
Feast" *
● Schumann: Four nocturne - No. 4 in F major "troll with a solo" *
● Mendelssohn: Scherzo-a-capriccio WoO.3 *
● Chopin: Barcarolle F-sharp major Op.60
● Chopin: Etudes No. 19 Ban嬰Ha minor Op.25-7
● Chopin: Etudes No. 5 G-flat major op.10-5 "black key" *
● list: Consolation No. 3 in D-flat major ● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata
No. 2 in B flat minor, Op.36 * (encore) ● Schumann: Children of the
scene op.15 ~ seventh song "Traumerei" ● Moszkowski: spark op.36 -6

Disc42-43: November 1, 1981, New York, Metropolitan Opera (first
released five songs) ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A-flat major K.127 * ●
D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.466 * ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F
minor, K.184 * ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in A minor, K.101 * ● D.
Scarlatti: Sonata in B minor K.87 * ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in E major
K.135 * ● Chopin: Ballade No. 4 in F minor Op.52 * ● Chopin: Ballade
No. 1 in G minor Op.23 ● list: Ballad second Banro minor S.171 * ●
Rachmaninoff: Prelude G-sharp minor Op.32-12 ● Rachmaninoff: Prelude
Songs in G major Op.32-5 ● Rachmaninoff: Prelude in G minor Op.23-5 *
(encore) ● Chopin: Waltz No. 9 A-flat major op.69-1 "farewell waltz" *
● Rachmaninoff: VR Polka ● Scriabin : Etudes D-sharp minor Op.8-12

Disc44-45: May 22, 1982, London, Royal Festival Hall (first released
nine songs) ● British national anthem "Got SAVE THE Queen" * ● D.
Scarlatti: Sonata in A-flat major K.127 ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F
minor, K.466 ● D. Scarlatti: Sonata in F minor, K.184 ● D. Scarlatti:
Sonata in A minor, K.101 ● D. Scarlatti: Sonatas B minor K.87 ● D.
Scarlatti: Sonata in E major K.135 ● Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie
A-flat major Op.61 * ● Chopin: Ballade No. 1 in G minor Op.23 * ●
Schumann: Children of the scene Op.15 * ● Rachmaninoff: Piano Sonata
No. 2 in B flat minor, Op.36 (Angkor) ● Chopin: Waltz No. 9 A-flat
major op.69-1 "farewell waltz" * ● Rachmaninoff: VR Polka ● Scriabin:
Etudes嬰Ni minor Op.8-12

Disc46-47: April 24, 1983, Boston, Symphony Hall (songs first
released) ● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major No. Op.101 ●
Schumann: Carnival Op.9 ● Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie A-flat major
Op.61 ● Chopin: Etudes No. 8 in F major Op.10-8 ● Chopin: Etudes No.
22 Banro minor op.25-10 "octave" ● Chopin: Etudes 19 Ban嬰Ha minor
Op.25-7 ● Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 A-flat major op.53 "hero" (encore
was not played)

Disc48-49: May 15, 1983, New York, Metropolitan Opera (songs first
released ) ● Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major No. Op.101 ●
Schumann: Carnival Op.9 ● Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie A-flat major
Op.61 ● Chopin: Etudes No. 8 in F major Op.10-8 ● Chopin: Trainee song
22 Banro minor op.25-10 "octave" ● Chopin: Etudes No. 19 Ban嬰Ha minor
Op.25-7 ● Chopin: Polonaise No. 6 A-flat major op.53 "hero" (encore is
played I did not)

Disc50: September 24, 1978, New York, Avery Fisher Hall (first sale) ●
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, op.30 Vladimir Horowitz
(piano) New York Philharmonic (Disc50) Zubin Mehta (conductor: Disc50)
recording system: stereo (Live) * is already released sound source.

Physical condition of Horowitz in 1983 is rapidly worsening, it is now
also reflected in the performance. Therefore, although the recital in
Tokyo on June 11th and the 16th, 1983, was recorded by RCA, and it is
not included in this box set. (SONY MUSIC JAPAN INTERNATIONAL)

[Sol L. Siegel]

Steve de Mena <st...@demena.com> wrote in
news:I4Wdnbgk_bEqijzI...@giganews.com:

> Disc50: September 24, 1978, New York, Avery Fisher Hall (first sale)
> ● Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, op.30 Vladimir
> Horowitz (piano) New York Philharmonic (Disc50) Zubin Mehta
> (conductor: Disc50) recording system: stereo (Live) * is already
> released sound source.

...but not in stereo. I wish they'd release this separately.

>
> Physical condition of Horowitz in 1983 is rapidly worsening, it is now
> also reflected in the performance. Therefore, although the recital in
> Tokyo on June 11th and the 16th, 1983, was recorded by RCA, and it is
> not included in this box set. (SONY MUSIC JAPAN INTERNATIONAL)

Tell me about it. Somewhere in my apartment I still have the stub from
his last Philadelphia appearance in the spring of 1984. For two minutes -
the Chopin etude in octaves - we got something resembling the old
Horowitz. It begs the question - would you rather pay for two minutes
of Horowitz or two hours of... well, you get the idea.

- Sol L. Siegel, Philadelphia, PA USA

[wade]

I went to both the Washington DC constitution hall concerts while I was in college, thanks to Paul Hume who was director of the Georgetown Glee Club at that time. I remember being amazed at the size of the tone he was able to produce without appearing to bang at the keyboard.

[smo...@hotmail.com]

Available for preorder on Amazon.de at around 105 euro to be delivered mid October.

Soeren

[RiRiIII]

On Saturday, July 18, 2015 at 1:14:39 AM UTC+3, smo...@hotmail.com wrote:
> Available for preorder on Amazon.de at around 105 euro to be delivered mid October.
>
> Soeren

RED ALERT!! 32 eur \\

http://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B00RKSTMCC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

[HT]

Op zondag 19 juli 2015 08:29:19 UTC+2 schreef RiRiIII:

MANY THANKS! I did order the box.

Henkj

[AcousticLevitation.org]

Thanks RiRiIII,
I ordered via España. Thanks for the lead. Let's see if they do Amazon USA's usual thing when they misprice a pre-order and send an email saying it's going to take a very long time; do you still want it. I always say yes and then it's sent at the originally-posted price.
Con cariño,
Steve el Chango

[RiRiIII]

As expected, Amazon.es just cancelled the order due to incorrect pricing...

[AcousticLevitation.org]

And unlike what Amazon US would have done, Amazon.es cancelled the 32 euro order. Sigh.

[Wolfgang Sebastian Beethoven]

Does anybody know what percentage of this box was recorded in mono?

[Saint Russell]

On Monday, July 20, 2015 at 10:06:38 PM UTC-4, Wolfgang Sebastian Beethoven wrote:
> Does anybody know what percentage of this box was recorded in mono?

None of it, I should think? These are all professional RCA and CBS recordings, and by 1966 none of that would have been recorded in mono.

[smo...@hotmail.com]

The contents is now listed on Amazon uk.

Also you can now see contents of boxes of recordings by Istomin & Wild also on Sony. Anyone care to comment on those?

Soeren

[drh8h]

Istomin was always undervalued, maybe because most of his recordings were of chamber music.

I hope someone at Sony has noticed the gaff on the picture of the box and stopped it from going into production this way:

The Concert and Solo Recordings

Seriously, of all the boxes flooding the market, this is may be one of the best, with many first official CD issues. Indeed, I don't think too many of them even had budget reissues in the LP era. A pity. Particularly notable was the Beethoven 4th with Ormandy that was praised to the skies, maybe a tad excessively, by Harris Goldsmith in High Fidelity upon its first and I think only issue. And just as characteristically, Goldsmith seems almost to have forgotten about it afterwards. He did something very similar with the Weissenberg/Pretre Rach 3 around the same time.

This is worthwhile than the endless dredging of every bottom corner of the Horowitz barrel.

[Bozo]

>On Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 8:07:47 PM UTC-5, drh8h wrote:

A review programme tomorrow , approx. 1 hour in length :


" Pianists Lucy Parham and Kenneth Hamilton join Andrew McGregor to discuss Sony's recently released 50CD box set, dedicated to previously unreleased recordings of Vladimir Horowitz live in concert."

Vladimir Horowitz: The Unreleased Live Recordings 1966-1983
Includes works by Haydn, Schumann, Chopin, Debussy, Liszt, Scarlatti, Rachmaninov, Mendelssohn, Moszkowski, Scriabin, Clementi and Horowitz.
Vladimir Horowitz (piano)
SONY 88843054582 (50CD budget)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06nr548