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| 5:36 | |
01 | |
Rondino on the Cavatine "Ist Mir Gleich Hienieden"
from Halevy's opera "Die Dreizehn"
7-octave Ignace Pleyel, 1847 built by Ronald Brautigam.
Performed by Stephen Heller. (From a museum
recording in Holland, Brautigam plays little-known
works from a private manuscript collection).
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| 7:31 | |
02 | |
Sonata in A major, D. 664, 1st movement
6.5-octave Gottlieb Hafner, ca. 1830, restored by
Edwin Beunk. 7.27. Performed by Malcolm Bilson,
Schubert. From Hungarton HCD 31589
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| 3:32 | |
03 | |
O'Traum der Jugend
6.5-octave 1824 Conrad Graf replica by Rodney Regier.
Performned by Eveliina Kytomäki.
Composed by Fanny Hensel. Live concert, Barnes Hall,
Cornell University, October 21, 2005.
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| 10:23 | |
04 | |
Sonata in C major, Op. 53, 1st movement
6-octave 1816 Salvatore LaGrassa, restored by Edwin Beunk.
Performed by Bart van Oort. Composed by
Beethoven. From Claves 50-9707-10
(Does the cross-strung bass of the Steinway system represent
a plus or a minus for this much-played work?)
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| 3:33 | |
05 | |
Sonata in F minor, Op. 2/1, 1st movement
5.5 octave 1790 Anton Walter replica by Paul McNulty.
Malcolm Bilson playing. Composed by Beethoven.
Claves 50-9707-10.
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| 4:30 | |
06 | |
Sonata in f minor, Op. 13/6, 1st movement
5.5-octave 1799 Longman & Clementi, replica by Chris Maene.
Liv Glasser performing.
Clementi. From Simax PSC 1258 (The early
English pianos, in stark contrast to their Viennese
counterparts, had inefficient "feather-duster" dampers
for the increased resonance they favored; listen to the long
pedalled effects in this performance,
unthinkable on either a contemporary Walter or a Steinway
of today.)
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Album Information
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| CSSCD 0212 |
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Private |
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3f083d06 |
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| Total Time: |
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35:05 |
| Year: |
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2007 |
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