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[nannerl78]

(Piano Concertos No. 17 In G Major K. 453; No. 26 In D Major K. 537 "Coronation"から)

本格派仕様。〝癒やしのモーツァルト〟と宣うもの、クラシック音楽の入口に立つものは幸せものだ。ハンス・リヒター=ハーザーのピアノは、巧言令色でもなく、変に奇をてらうこともない。厳格なわけでも、物々しいわけでもない。鍵盤上のベンツ。充実した響きと豊かな情感、一音一音を構築していく論理性と重厚な響きは、まさにドイツ演奏の王道。ケルテスとフィルハーモニア管も、リヒター=ハーザーの世界観に完璧に寄り添った見事な演奏ぶり。重厚・壮大、質実剛健、武骨、豪快、男臭さを絵に描いたような100パーセント、ドイツカラーのモーツァルトだ。かなりの数に及ぶリヒター=ハーザーのLPレコードが発売されていた。いずれもドイツ音楽の神髄のような名演だったが、時代の好みに合わないせいか、今では殆ど忘れられた存在になってしまった。現在入手できるリヒター=ハーザーの演奏盤もイシュトヴァン・ケルテスとの本盤ベートーヴェン『ピアノ協奏曲第5番《皇帝》』や『ピアノ協奏曲第4番』、カルロ=マリア・ジュリーニ指揮のベートーヴェン『ピアノ協奏曲第3番』、カラヤン指揮ベルリン・フィルハーモニー管弦楽団との〈ブラームス・ピアノ協奏曲第2番〉ぐらいだ。安心して身を任せて、いつまでも聴いていられるレコードだ。 Piano Concertos No. 17 In G Major K. 453; No. 26 In D Major K. 537 "Coronation" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Hans Richter-Haaser; Philharmonia Orchestra; István Kertész; Everest (3161 / SDBR-3161) 1962 Tracklist: A1. Piano Concerto No. 17 In G Major, K. 453: First Movement: Allegro - Cadenza - Tempo I A2. Piano Concerto No. 17 In G Major, K. 453: Second Movement: Andante - Cadenza - Tempo I A3. Piano Concerto No. 17 In G Major, K. 453: Third Movement: Allegretto - Finale (Presto) B1. Piano Concerto No. 26 In D Major, K. 537 ("Coronation"): First Movement: Allegro - Cadenza - Tempo I B2. Piano Concerto No. 26 In D Major, K. 537 ("Coronation"): Second Movement: Larghetto B3. Piano Concerto No. 26 In D Major, K. 537 ("Coronation"): Third Movement: Allegretto

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Hans Richter-Haaser * Beethoven

Hans Richter-Haaser * Beethoven

BEETHOVEN – Sonata No. 17 in D minor Op. 31 No. 2

I. Largo – Allegro

II. Adagio

III. Allegretto

BEETHOVEN – Sonata No. 30 in E major Op. 109

I. Vivace ma non troppo – Adagio espresivo

II. Prestissimo

III. Andante molto cantabile ed espressivo

Hans Richter-Haaser – piano

COLUMBIA – 33CX 1737

1960

MONO 24 Bit / 96 kHz

!!! The purchase of this record was made possible by money from the record pool 

[jubemusik]

„Violin Masterpieces: Henryk Szeryng plays Beethoven: Sonata in A Major, Op. 47 “Kreutzer” - Brahms: Sonata No. 1 in G Major, Op. 78“ von Henry Szerynk & Hans Richter-Haaser

[davidhertzberg]

[todayclassical]

January 06 in Music History

1695 Birth of Italian composer Giuseppe Sammartini in Milan.  1755 FP of Karl Heinrich Graun's opera Montezuma.

1824 Birth of Italian baritone Gottardo Aldighieri in Lazise Lake Garda.

1838 Birth in Cologne of Germany of composer Max Bruch in Köln.  1850 Birth of Polish composer Franz Xaver Scharwenka in Szamotuly. 

1856 Birth of Italian conductor, pianist and composer Giuseppe Martucci in Capua.

1858 Birth of tenor Ben Davies in Pontardawe. 

1862 Birth of American soprano Frances Saville in San Francisco. 

1866 Death of French tenor and coach Louis Antoine Ponchard.  1868 Birth of Italian composer Vittorio Monti in Naples. 

1871 Birth of soprano Regina Pacini in Lisbon. 

1872 Birth of Russian composer Alexander Scriabin.

1874 Birth of American composer Charles Gilbert Spross. 

1875 Birth of Swedish baritone Thor Mandahl in Goteburg. 

1879 Birth of Austrian soprano Elise Elizza  in Vienna. 

1888 FP of Antonin Dvorák's Piano Quintet No, 2 in A, Op. 81, in Prague.

1890 Birth of Italian bass Bruno Carmassi. 

1891 Birth of tenor Stanislaw Grusczynski in Wilna. 

1894 Birth of bass-baritone Andre Pernet in Rambersville. 

1899 Birth of Canadian composer Sophie-Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatte in Moscow. 

1900 Birth of French composer Pierre-Octave Ferroud in Chasseley, suburban Lyon. 

1902 Birth of American composer Mark Brunswick. 

1903 Birth of Greek born American conductor Maurice Abravanel in Saloniki. 

1903 Birth of soprano Mafalda Favero in Portomaggiore. 

1906 Death of Austrian soprano Marie Gabrielle Krauss. 

1906 FP of Ravel's piano pieces called Miroirs by Spanish pianist Ricardo Vines, in Paris. 

1907 Birth of American baritone Frank Valentino in Denver. 

1912 Birth of German pianist Hans Richter-Haaser. 

1913 Death of tenor Anton Schott. 

1916 Birth of American composer Philip Bezanson. 

1920 Birth of American composer Earl Kim in Dinuba, CA. 

1922 Birth of Norwegian composer Finn Mortensen in Oslo.  1924 FP of Jacques Ibert's Escales 'Ports of Call', in Paris. 

1926 Death of French composer Emile Paladilhe in Paris. 

1927 Birth of baritone David Ohanesian in Bucharest. 

1932 Birth of tenor Andrej Kucharsky in Zilina.  

1938 Death of tenor Heinrich Botel.

1940 Birth of mezzo-soprano Shirley Love in Detroit. 

1942 Death of soprano Emma Calve. 

1949 Birth of American composer Richard Horowitz. 

1950 FP of Francis Poulenc's Piano Concerto, composer was soloist, in Boston, MA. 

1951 Birth of American composer Howard Buss in Allentown, PA. 

1956 Birth of English cellist Alexander Baillie. 

1963 Death of mezzo-soprano Lina Abarbanell. 

1967 Birth of Greek composer Panayoti Karoussos in Arta.

1967 FP of Elliott Carter's Piano Concerto. Boston Symphony. 

1970 Death of soprano Margaret Halstead.  1977 Death of mezzo-soprano Gusta Hammer. 

1978 Birth of American composer Ben Hunter in Boise, ID.

1983 Death of English composer Bernard Stevens in Colchester

1987 Death of Chilian composer Domingo Santa-Cruz-Wilson in Santiago.

1991 FP of Michael Torke's Bronze for piano and orchestra. American Composers Orchestra conducted by David Zinman. The composer, pianist, at Carnegie Hall in NYC.

1999 FP of Christopher Rouse's Kabir Padavali for soprano and orchestra. Minnesota Orchestra conducted by David Zinman, with Dawn Upshaw, in Minneapolis.

2000 FP of Bright Sheng's Red Silk Dance. Emanuel Ax, piano and the Boston Symphony conducted by Robert Spano.

2001 Death of baritone Victor Braun.

2014 Death of composer H. Owen Reed in Athens GA. 

[jubemusik]

„Violin Masterpieces: Henryk Szeryng plays Bach: Sonata No. 2 A Minor, BWV 1003 - Mozart: Sonata in F Major, K. 377 & Sonata in A Major, K. 577“ von Henryk Szeryng & Hans Richter-Haaser