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GM Recordings New
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Gunther Schuller:
Beethoven: Symph. #5 / Brahms: Symph. #1 Digitally Re-mastered
Skalkottas: Thirty-Two Piano Pieces
New!
J. S. Bach: French Suites
New!
Edwin Barker: Concerti for Double Bass
New!
Yesaroun'Duo: HeavyUp/HeavyDown
New!
Arnold Schönberg: Gurrelieder
New!
Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble: Deviation
New!
Borromeo String Quartet: As It Was, Is, and Will Be
New!
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Gunther Schuller: Digitally Re-mastered
Beethoven: Symphony #5 / Brahms: Symphony #1
This is not your ordinary CD.
Specifically, it is not your ordinary symphonic recording.
This is a handpicked orchestra, assembled by Gunther Schuller
and comprised of players from the New York Philharmonic,
the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Orpheus, and other
preeminent chamber ensembles and free-lance stalwarts
of the New York City scene, recording two giant works
of the symphonic repertory. Rarely has such an extraordinary
group of musicians been assembled since the 1950's heyday
of classical recording in New York.
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Skalkottas: New!
Thirty-Two Piano Pieces
Skalkottas' Thirty-Two Piano Pieces (originally titled in German 32 Klavierstücke) is one of the composer's most monumental creative achievements, this from a composer whose work often enough tended to monumentality (e.g. the gigantic seventy minute long Second Symphonic Suite, the Third Piano Concerto and Fourth String Quartet, the twenty-five minute overture, The Return of Ulysses, the monumental Sonata for Basson and Piano, and the evening-long Cycle-Concert).
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J. S. Bach: New!
French Suites
Johann Sebastian Bach's well-known French Suites originated toward the end of his Cöthen period (1717-1723), and were revised many times over the enuing decades. The earliest version -- at least for the first five suites -- has survived in Bach's own hand. It is found at the beginning of a notebook the composer prepared as a gift for his second wife, which bears the title Clavier Büchlein vor Anna Magdalena Bachin [sic].
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Edwin Barker: New!
Concerti for Double Bass
Edwin Barker is recognized as one of the most gifted bassists on the American concert scene. Acknowledged as an accomplished solo and ensemble player, Mr. Barker has concertized in North America, Europe and the Far East.
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Yesaroun'Duo: New!
HeavyUp/HeavyDown
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Arnold Schönberg: New!
Gurrelieder
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Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble: New!
Deviation
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Borromeo String Quartet: New!
As It Was, Is, and Will Be
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