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Carnegie Hall library of classical music
5 audio discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo ; 12 in.
Symphony no. 4 in G / Gustav Mahler -- Symphony no. 4 in E flat, "Romantic" / Anton Bruckner -- Requiem, op. 48 ; Pavane, op. 50 / Gabriel Fauré -- Piano concerto no. 2 in C minor, op. 18 ; Six préludes / Serge Rachmaninoff -- Don Juan, op. 20 ; Der Rosenkavalier, op. 59 / Richard Strauss -- Variations on an original theme, op. 36 "Enigma" / Sir Edward Elgar.
Deutsche Grammophon: 2862 102--2862 103.
Program and biographical notes, with texts (7 p. : ill.) and by Robert L. Meyers ([1] p.) inserted in container.
Elly Ameling, soprano (1st and 3rd works) ; Bernard Kruysen, baritone (3rd work) ; Daniel Chorzempa, organ (3rd work) ; Sviatoslav Richter, piano (5th-6th works) ; Thomas Brandis, violin (7th work) ; Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam (1st-2nd works) ; Netherlands Radio Chorus (3rd work) ; Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra (4th work) ; National Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Warsaw (5th work) ; Berlin Philharmonis Orchestra (8th work) ; London Symphony Orchestra (9th work) ; Bernard Haitink (1st-2nd works), Jean Fournet (4th work), Stanilaw Wislocki (5th work), Karl Böhm (8th work), Eugen Jochum (9th work), conductor.