Parnassus
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The Lost Art of Frances Cole
Live Performances by the Great Black Harpsichordist
Frances Cole (harpsichord)
she comes across as a powerful player who goes for broke. Her harpsichord is a big instrument, and suits her style in the Baroque, where Scarlatti and Rameau are played with imaginative freedom;... —
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Marcel Moyse 'In Person'
Marcel Moyse (flute), Blanche Honegger-Moyse (violin/viola), Louis Moyse (flute/piano)
Every scrap of Marcel Moyse is precious, still more when his Harvard recital saw the appearance of his son Louis and Blanche Honegger-Moyse, Louis’ wife...The Harvard music room is clearly a... —
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Unpublished: Albert Spalding and Ernst von Dohnányi
Albert Spaldin (violin), Ernst von Dohnányi (piano), Anthony Kooiker (piano)
Their Bach is full-blooded, Beethoven's Op. 96 (previously issued) is powerfully projected but with ragged edges, while Dohnányi's own Op. 21 Sonata is played with sweep and passion. —
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Michael Rabin on the Bell Telephone Hour: 1954/62
Michael Rabiin (violin), Bell Telephone Orchestra, Donald Voorhees
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Ida Haendel & Josef Hassid
The Polish-Jewish Violin Prodigies - Their HMV Encores
Ida Haendel (violin), Josef Hassid (violin), Gerald Moore (piano)
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‘These are not high-fidelity recordings’ warns the cover. But if you have the patience and imagination to persist, you’ll find Sviatoslav Richter at the height of his considerable powers. —
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