Old Mozart Piano Sonata Recordings.

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  • smittims
    Full Member
    • Aug 2022
    • 4100

    #46
    That's BBCL 4166-2. An excellent dsc worth hearing repeatedly.

    Haydn F minor variations
    Beethoven Moonlight
    Chopin scherzo no.3
    Beethoven C minor variations Woo 80
    Kodaly Dances of Marrosszek
    and the Mozart

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    • Mandryka
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      • Feb 2021
      • 1533

      #47
      Annie Fischer's 457 is possibly my favourite 457 recorded without 475.

      About 10 years ago someone asked me for a list of favourite Mozart sonata recordings using modern pianos. I dug it out a couple of months ago when the topic came up again, that's when I was so surprised by how much I enjoyed Horowitz's 1987 K333. I'm not sure I'd feel the same now but here it is for your perusal

      > 1 (K.279): Lili Kraus (1954), Daniel Barenboim (1984-1985)
      > 2 (K.280): Lili Kraus (1954), Clara Haskil (1961)
      > 3 (K.281): Lili Kraus (1954), Emil Gilels (1970), Daniel Barenboim (1984-1985)
      > 4 (K.282): Samuil Feinberg (1953), Lili Kraus (1954), Sviatoslav Richter (1989, live), Andreas Staier (2003), Elisso Virsaladze (2013)
      > 5 (K.283): Lili Kraus (1954), Sviatoslav Richter (1966, live), Dezső Ránki (1997, live)
      > 6 (K.284): Daniel Barenboim (1984-1985)
      > 7 (K.309): Sviatoslav Richter (1968, live in Prague), Daniel Barenboim (1984-1985)
      > 8 (K.310): Barenboim 1966 (Westminster), Dinu Lipatti (1950, studio in Geneva + live in Besançon), Emil Gilels (1971, live in Ossiach), Sviatoslav Richter (1989, live in London), Pommier, Ranki, Sokolov
      > 9 (K.311): Lili Kraus (1954), Dezső Ránki (1978-78), Horszowski, Yudina
      > 10 (K.330): Walter Gieseking (1953), Krystian Zimerman (live in Vienna, 2008)
      > 11 (K.331): Walter Gieseking (1953), Lili Kraus (1954)
      > 12 (K.332): Artur Schnabel (1946), Lili Kraus (1954), Andreas Staier (2004)
      > 13 (K.333): Lili Kraus (1954), Sviatoslav Richter (live in Prague, 1966), Ivan Moravec (1982), Vladimir Horowitz (1987, studio), Vladimir Horowitz (1987, live in Munich)
      > Fantasy K.475 + Sonata 14 (K.457): Ivan Moravec (1967), Elisso Virsaladze (live in Munich, 1995), Jos van Immerseel (1996)
      > K.457 recorded alone: Annie Fischer (live in London, 1971)
      > Sonata 15 (K.533/494): Sviatoslav Richter (live in Como, 1989), Jos van Immerseel (1996)
      > Sonata 16 (K.545): Lili Kraus (1954), Sviatoslav Richter (live in Prague, 1956), Dezső Ránki (1978-78), Sviatoslav Richter (live in London, 1989)

      I can say this. Just a couple of days ago I listened to the Elisso Virsaladze recording mentioned above, first time in many years. It's VERY good!

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      • smittims
        Full Member
        • Aug 2022
        • 4100

        #48
        Good to see Lily Kraus there. How wonderful that her career blossomed so much in her late years; after her terrible experiences in the war she must have wondered if she would ever play again.

        Her 'Epic' discs of the concertos are wonderful too.

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        • Mandryka
          Full Member
          • Feb 2021
          • 1533

          #49
          The thing I love most with Lily Kraus is the sonatas with Szymon Goldberg - for me the younger Szymon Goldberg just touches the spot.

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          • Barbirollians
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            • Nov 2010
            • 11671

            #50
            K310 Lipatti - obviously.

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