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Re: Gould and Karajan

The concert took place  at the Philarmonie in Berlin on 26 May, 1957.
The (very very good) performance was published on CD at least twice:
Music & Arts CD-678 and Nuova Era 013.6323.   Both records are
unfortunately no more available.

Best wishes

Marco



Hi Peter,

That Beethoven Third you mention would be the from late May 1957, right?
Page 344 of the paperback edition of Friedrich's  bio.
See page 346 for mention of another colaboration: Sept 1958 on the Bach d
minor concerto.  That's all I saw at a quick glance.  There may
have been other performences.

Jim
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Lyon" <petermlyon@HOTMAIL.COM>
To: <F_MINOR@EMAIL.RUTGERS.EDU>
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: Gould and Karajan


Dear Marco

 That's most interesting. Karajan was hardly known for chasing after
 soloists. Quite the opposite. Another example of Gould's hold on the
 imagination of even the most erudite of musicians. I believe GG only
 colaborated with Karajan once, on the 3rd concerto of Beethoven.

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 > Peter Lyon
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