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| THE MUSIC OF
ARNOLD SCHOENBERG - Volume VI |
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Long
Playing 1 - side 1 - MS 6994 - XSM 117208
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SCHOENBERG (1874-1951) |
Serenade,
Op. 24 |
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29' 27"
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- Marsch |
3' 53" |
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A1 |
34-1 |
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- Menuett |
6' 22" |
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A2 |
34-2 |
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Variationen |
3' 49" |
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A3 |
34-3 |
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- Sonett Nr.
217 von Petrarca *
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2' 39" |
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A4 |
34-4 |
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- Tanzscene |
6' 31" |
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A5 |
34-5 |
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- Lied (ohne
Worte)
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1' 49" |
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A6 |
34-6 |
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- Finale |
4' 24" |
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A7 |
34-7 |
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Donald
Gramm, Bass* | The
Columbia Chamber Ensemble
| Robert Craft, Conductor
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Long Playing 2 -
side 2 - MS 6995 - XSM 117209 |
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Quintet
for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn
and Bassoon, Op. 26 |
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35' 05" |
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Schwungvoll
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10' 41" |
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B1 |
34-8 |
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- Anmutig
und heiter; scherzando |
8' 26" |
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B2 |
34-9 |
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- Etwas
langsam (Poco Adagio)
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7' 53" |
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B3 |
34-10 |
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Long Playing 2 -
side 3 - MS 6995 - XSM 117210
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Rondo
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8' 05" |
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C1 |
34-11 |
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The
Westwood Wind Quintet
(Gretel Shanley, Flute |
Peter Christ, Oboe | David
Atkins, Clarinet | David
Duke, Horn | Jack Marsh,
Bassoon) |
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Four
Pieces for Mixed Choir, Op. 27
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8' 43" |
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Unentrinnbar
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1' 17" |
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C2 |
35-1 |
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Du sollst nicht, du musst
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0' 56" |
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C3 |
35-2 |
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Mond und Menschen
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3' 08" |
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C4 |
35-3 |
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Der Wunsch des Liebhabers |
3' 29" |
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C5 |
35-4 |
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The Gregg
Smith Singers | The
Columbia Chamber Ensemble
| Robert Craft, Conductor |
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Drei
Satiren, Op. 28 |
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13' 36" |
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Am Scheideweg
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0' 54" |
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C6 |
35-5 |
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Vielseitigkeit |
0' 46" |
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C7 |
35-6 |
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Der neue Klassizismus
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8' 06" |
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C8 |
35-7 |
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Anhang |
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Ein Spruch und zwei Variationen über
ihn
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1' 59" |
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C9 |
35-8 |
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Canon für Streichquartett
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0' 24" |
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C10 |
35-9 |
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Legitimation als Canon
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1' 35" |
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C11 |
35-10 |
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Dale
Jergenson, Tenor | Archie
Drake, Bass
The Gregg Smith Singers |
The Columbia Chamber
Ensemble | Robert Craft,
Conductor
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Long Playing 1 -
side 4 - MS 6994 - XSM 117211 |
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Septett,
Op. 29 |
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13' 36" |
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Ouverture |
7' 10" |
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D1 |
35-11 |
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Tanzschritte |
6' 47" |
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D2 |
35-12 |
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Thema mit Variationen
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4' 58" |
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D3 |
35-13 |
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Gigue |
6' 31" |
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D4 |
35-14 |
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The
Columbia Chamber Ensemble
(Israel Baker, Violin |
Milton Thomas, Viola |
Laurence Lesser, Cello |
Richard Loesser, Michele
Bloch, John Neufeld,
Clarinets | Pearl Kaufman,
Piano)
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Luogo
e data di registrazione |
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Los Angeles,
Hollywood, American Legion
Hall (USA):
- 26/28 October 1965 (Op.
24)
- 26
September 1966
(vocal overdub Op.
24)
- 3/12
March & 8/14 April
1965 (Op. 26)
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10 Febraury
1966 (Op. 27)
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20/25/26
August 1965
(Op. 28)
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29 November
1965 (Op. 29)
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Registrazione:
live / studio |
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studio |
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Producer |
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John
McClure |
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First Edition
LP |
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Columbia
"Masterworks" | M2S 762 | (2 LP's)
| durata 56' 32" - 43' 55" | (p)
1967 | Analogico
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First Edition
CD |
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Sony
Classical | 19658706112 | LC 06858
| (44 CD's [34/35]) | (c) 2023 |
ADD
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Note |
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The
booklet (8,47 MB)
containing notes, comments
and texts is possible
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