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Leonard Rose
The Complete Concerto And Sonata Recordings

Album 2018 on Sony Classical label
Classical (Classical)

CD 1 Recordings: New York City, Liederkranz Hall, January 26, 1945 [1]; USA, October 21 [3], 23 [7/9/10] & 24 [2/4–6/8], 1947 CD 2 Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, April 21, 1951 [1/2]; January 8, 1952 [3] CD 3 Recordings: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, September 28/29, 1950 [1–3]; June 9, 1952 [4–6] Note: The recordings of Beethoven’s Cello Sonatas Nos. 3 and 5 remained unreleased most likely due to slight pitch issues from the master tapes which were no doubt caused by the original recording machines. Also note that the repeat in the first movement of Sonata No. 3 has not been recorded. CD 4 Recordings: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, June 11/19 [1–4] & 18 [5–7], 1952 Note: In the third movement of Grieg’s Cello Sonata, measures 349–467 have not been recorded. CD 5 Recordings: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, May 11 [1–3], 12 [4/5] & 13 [6–8], 1953 CD 6 Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, December 15 [1–3] & 23 [4–7], 1953 CD 7 Recordings: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, December 29, 1954 [1–3]; March 18/21, 1949 [4–6] CD 8 Recordings: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, October 24, 1960 [1–3]; Philadelphia, Town Hall, January 29, 1961 [4] CD 9 Recordings: Cleveland, Severance Hall, January 3 [1–3] & 11 [4], 1964 CD 10 Recordings: Philadelphia, Town Hall, November 24, 1963 [1–3]; November 15, 1962 [4–11] CD 11 Recording: Philadelphia, Town Hall, April 14, 1964 [1–3]; April 16 & December 3, 1964 [4–6] Note: Set D3L 320 / D2S 720 originally also contained Brahms’s Piano Trio No. 2, recorded December 28, 1964, here omitted from this concerto and sonata edition. CD 12 Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, May 2/3, 1966 CD 13 Recording: Philadelphia, Town Hall, March 27, 1967 CD 14 Recording: Toronto, Eaton Auditorium, May 28/29, 1974 [1–4]; December 16/17, 1973 [5–11] Disc and tape transfers for CDs 1–4, 6, 9, 12, 14 mixing and mastering by Andreas K. Meyer and Rebekah Wineman, Meyer Media LLC, using 24 bit / 192 kHz technology Mastering CDs 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13 by Martin Kistner, b-sharp music & media solutions Photos: cover & pp. 2, 4, 10, 16, 34, 43: Hank Parker; pp. 9, 15, 21, 32/33, 40: Don Hunstein (C) Sony Music Entertainment p. 36: C Private Collection Marta Casals Istomin Contains previously released material; CDs 3 & 6 previously unreleased 88985490172 · This compilation (P)& (C) 2018 Sony Music Entertainment Distributed by Sony Music Entertainment Sony Classical and [Sony Classical Logo] are trademarks of Sony Music Entertainment All trademarks and logos are protected · Made in the EU www.sonyclassical.com

Musicians

	Leonard Rose vc, 1918-1984 US album by
	Jochen Rudelt , DE booklet editor, liner notes, translation
	Bruno Walter p, *1876 DE conductor
	Dimitri Mitropoulos p, 1896-1960 GR conductor
	Eugene Ormandy vn, 1899-1985 US conductor
	George Szell p, 1897-1970 US conductor
	Heitor Villa-Lobos p, voc, g, 1887-1959 BR conductor
	John Wummer fl, 1899-1977 US flute
	Laura Newell hrp, US harp
	Josée Bégaud , liner notes, translation
	Andreas K. Meyer , US mastered by, mixed by, transferred by, discs and tapes
	Rebekah Wineman mastered by, mixed by, transferred by, discs and tapes
	The Cleveland Orchestra , orchestra
	The New York Philharmonic Orchestra , orchestra
	The Philadelphia Orchestra , US orchestra
	Eugene Istomin p, 1925-2003 US piano
	Glenn Gould p, 1932-1982 CA piano
	John Browning p, 1933-2003 US piano
	Leonid Hambro p, 1920-1926 US piano
	Mieczyslaw Horszowski p, 1892-1993 PO piano
	Samuel Sanders p, 1937-1999 US piano
	Michael Panico , research, document
	Anthony Fountain , research, tape
	Bidú Sayão voc, 1902-1999 BR soprano vocals
	Christopher Lynch , tenor vocals
	Isaac Stern vn, 1920-2001 PL violin
	John Corigliano vn, *1938 US violin

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