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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES . ‘Record Review—
Ranking Artists Give Brilliant Performances
SUPERLATIVE piano playing by Gieseking, Serkin, Casadesus_ and Lipatti headlines a fine group of long-playing
classical records reléased by
Columbia in October. There
are also an unusual ‘cello record by Leonard Rose, a fresh
Kostelanetz arrangement of Vietor Herbert melodies, a sparkling violin performance by Francescatti, and others. GRIEG: CONCERTO IN A MINOR plaved by Walter Gieseking, piamist, with Herbert von Karajan conducting the Philharmofiia Orchestra, is first and best on the ist, we think. It's Columbia 12-inch LP record ML 4431. The top concert pianists have long made this melodious
concerto one of the show pieces
in their repertoire, and audiences ire always delighted with it, as will be those who heat this record. The movement at the beginning f the second side of the record s as beautiful a passage of music 1s one can ever hear. The whole vork is filled with bold and sweeping rhythms and folk-like nelodies of abounding charm. Maybe its idyllic character is explained by the fact that Grieg was only 25 vears old and newly 1arried when in 1868 he wrote
music during a delightful spent with his wife in ? Ss » ” MOZART: CONCERTO IN D {INOR. No. 20, for piano and rehestra, plaved by Rudolf Ser-
pianist, with the Philadelphia
Orchektra conducted by Eugene Ormandy. Critics refer to this as the great D Minor Piano Conthe most powerful ind soaringly eloquent works in his form.” Music lovers who ear it plaved 6n the concert stage or on this record can have no quarrel with that verdict. Of all Mozart's piano concertos the D Minor iz probably the most rbulent, the most impassioned romantic. Serkin is incontestably great f his generation It's Columbia 12-i nch LP record ML 4424. :
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+ A MINOR for piano and orchestra Op. 54). played by Dinu Lipatti. pianist; with Herbert von
Karajan co monia Orchestra. It iz hard to a prolific composer as Schumann turned out This ‘is
realize that
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and it is one of the most expressive and movingly poetic of all his compositions 5
Hearing this record makes one realize what a loss music . sustained when
patti. one of the
the world of Dinu Lis t yQung European pianists of' the ‘forties, contracted an incurable disease and died last winter ” = BACH: C 0 NCERTO IND MINOR for Three Pianos and
Strings, plaved by Robert. Gaby and an Casadesus, pianos, with the harmonic-8SympHony Orchestra of New York conducted
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by Dimitri Mitropoulos
lumbia“ 10-inch’ record ML 2196
Tradition has it that Bach wrote
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this work to be played by himself and his two eldest sons. Jean Casadesus is the son of Robert and Gaby, and this briiliant recording made with his mother and father is one of the first of his career as a concert artist. On the other side of the record, plays Bach's “French Suite No. 6 in E Major.”
» » ~ ’ SAINT - SAENS: CONCERTO NO. 1 in A Minor for ‘Cello and Orchestra, and Ernest Bloch's “Schelomo - Hebraic Rhapsodie” are played by Leonard Rose, ‘cello, with , the PhilharmonicSymphony York conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos, on the two 12-inch sides. of Columbia LP record ML 4425.
Young Mr. Rose has risen rap-’
idly. to his present ranking as one of the foremost’ the country. He held first-chair positions with the NBC and Phil-
harmonic Symphony ind now heads the ‘cello depart. nent of the Curtis Institute of Mnsic. He plays here two of the
most memorable works in the
literature for ‘cello and orchestra Blnch's® is quite modern, : is more conventional. MUSIC OF VICTOR ERT, played by Andre
Saens'
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bia providing an of distinguished in our time. Most all the outstanding Victor Herbert melodies are used, from ‘Ah Sweet Mystery of Life through “Tovland.” Kiss Me Again,” “Indian Summer ‘Neath the Southern Moon to Gypsy Love Son ” r ” CHAUSSON: POEME for Vie lin and Orchestra. and SaintIntroduction and Rondn Canriccioso for Violin and Orand the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted hy Eugene Ormandy, on Columbia” 10-inch LP racord ML: 2194. Twa out standinTt French violin composi
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