Gyorgy Sandor - Piano Versions Bartok (1988)

Posted By : d'Avignon | Date : 14 Sep 2011 21:12:51 | Comments : 12 |

Gyorgy Sandor - Piano Versions Bartok (1988)

Label: CBS | cat. no. MK 44526

You might say, “is that necessary, a piano version of some of Bartok's most famous orchestral works?”
Answer: o yes. This one is. This album is a sensation. And out of print, and very rare.

Gyorgy Sandor used to be what Zoltan Kocsis is now for Bartok, or...more authentic, perhaps, because he was Bela's student and personal friend. You must have heard of him!

tracks:

01. Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (piano version) - I. Introduzione [0:08:37.30]
02. Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (piano version) - II. Presentando le coppie [0:06:16.65]
03. Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (piano version) - III. Elegia [0:06:54.35]
04. Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (piano version) - IV. Intremezzo interrotto [0:03:52.70]
05. Bartók Concerto for Orchestra (piano version) - V. Finale [0:08:52.20]
06. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - I. Slow melody [0:02:15.30]
07. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - II. Walachian Dance [0:00:46.35]
08. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - III. Whirling Dance [0:00:43.55]
09. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - IV. Quasi Pizzicato [0:01:06.47]
10. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - V. Ukranian Song [0:00:52.35]
11. Bartók Petite Suite (piano version) - VI. Bagpipe [0:01:01.35]
12. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - I. Moderato - Ritornell - [0:03:00.13]
13. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - II. Allegro molto - Ritornell - [0:01:30.32]
14. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - III. Allegro vivace - [0:02:14.68]
15. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - IV. Molto tranqiullo - Ritornell - [0:02:26.12]
16. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - V. Comodo - [0:01:08.10]
17. Bartók Dance Suite (piano version) - VI. Finale [0:02:42.55]

Performer:

Gyorgy Sandor – piano

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Posted By: MatthewKons Date: 15 Sep 2011 05:01:29

Thank you.

Posted By: mtas1306 Date: 15 Sep 2011 05:07:41

Thank you for this rare CD

Posted By: basa005 Date: 15 Sep 2011 05:39:43

imperdibile! grazie! :)

Posted By: ooliver Date: 15 Sep 2011 05:57:53

Succulento! Grazie

Posted By: jalshagar Date: 15 Sep 2011 09:14:06

"Bela's"?!? Eh.

But thanks anyway!

Posted By: wolfy13 Date: 15 Sep 2011 09:27:14

Yes, amazing! Thanks d'Avi!

Posted By: AltvioolToon Date: 15 Sep 2011 20:12:52

In the early 60's of last century I played in an amateur orchestra and our director decided to study the Concerto for Orchestra. It took a lot of time before he was satisfied and we had a good opportunity to learn all the ins and outs of this marvellous music. In those days this music was still very modern and he gave a public explication of the music with a piano. Since that time I love the Concerto and I have played my grammophon record and later my CD again and again.
So I'm curious to the piano version.
Many thanks and regards from The Netherlands.

Posted By: đorđe Date: 16 Sep 2011 11:00:47

Thank you!

Posted By: d'Avignon Date: 16 Sep 2011 16:36:33

@altviooltoon

An amateur orchestra playing Bartok...you had an ambitious director! But I guess that's what makes a large part of the fun

Posted By: Rubén Date: 17 Sep 2011 17:20:33

Thank you very much!

Posted By: halfelf Date: 21 Sep 2011 22:13:54

Thanks a lot !!

Posted By: FreddieCouples Date: 06 Oct 2011 22:53:34

Appreciated!

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