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1121.0. "Help on Perahia Mozart Piano Concerti?" by STAR::BIGELOW (Bruce Bigelow, DECnet-VAX) Fri Mar 18 1988 10:52

    I have been trying to find all of the Mozart piano concerti performed
    by Murray Perahia and the English Chamber Orchestra.  They are ALL out
    on record, but I can't seem to find the 8th on CD (or even a CD number
    for it).  I know they are numbered 1 thru 27 (plus the three K107
    concerti), but that there is no 7th or 10th (since they weren't written
    by Mozart), but the 8th should be there, especially since it has
    appeared on record, but the CDs are arranged differently than the
    records.  I have all of the others, and they are layed out as shown
    below: 
    
    CBS MK  Concerto #
    -----   -----------
    39225   1,2,3,4
    37267   5,25
    39223   6,13
    ?????   8
    34562   9,21
    42243   11,12,14
    37824   15,16
    36686   17,18
    39064   19,23
    42241   20,27
    42242   22,24
    39224   26 + Rondos 1&2 K382,386
    39222   K107 Nos. 1,2,3 + Schroter piano concerto
    
    So what I really want to know is, does anyone know what happened
    to the 8th Piano Concerto by Perahia/ECO on CD?  Has anyone seen
    it?  Do you know the CD number?  Is it not released yet?  Is it
    coming?
    
    Thanks for any help.
    B

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1121.1it's all in a set...BISTRO::SLAGBOOManother bugcheck please.....Mon Mar 21 1988 00:1610
    The problem is,please correct me if I'm wrong,that CBS all of a
    sudden stopped shipping the separate cd's after releasing the complete
    set.
    
    I have sort of the same problem: started collecting,own 3 of them
    now,but no way to get the others.
    The only solution is to buy the complete set and try to sell the
    3 disks....but....if you already have "all - 1"....
    
    Mari
1121.2I have no trouble finding the singlesSTAR::BIGELOWBruce Bigelow, DECnet-VAXMon Mar 21 1988 06:4211
    I have had no problem finding all of the rest singly.  In fact,
    Lechmere in Nashua NH just got a new shipment of all but the 8th
    just last week.  And the CBS club still advertises them singly.
    But I've never seen the 8th.  I have inquired about the set, and
    I keep getting told that it's only available in Europe - no one
    in the US has been able to get it for me, which is why I bought
    them singly.  But, of course, I really don't know - stores often
    lie about such things.
    
    B
    
1121.3check Schwann -- the set IS availableDSSDEV::CHALTASDer Vogelf�nger bin ich, jaMon Mar 21 1988 08:389
    I've seen the set for sale a Lechmere's in Nashua, NH  as recently
    as Christmas, but not since.  Lechmere's is very bad about keeping
    stock.  I've also seen it a Cutler's II in New Haven, CT, but they're
    a rather expensive (OK, VERY expensive) store.

    Is the 8th concerto listed in Schwann?
    
    
    		George
1121.4Perahia setDECWET::COOMBSMon Mar 21 1988 09:5214
    
    The set is still available in the US. Saw it in the Bellevue Tower 
    Records last night.
    
    I've got three of the Perahia Mozart disks. (Bought all at 
    once in one of my compulsive splurges.) I think Perahia
    is TOO pretty, so I think I'll probably start exploring the
    Bilson-Gardiner recordings. I also like my one Brendel CD
    better as far as Mozart concertos go.
    
    Guess Perahia isn't for everyone.
    
      John 
    
1121.5Perahia's MozartDELNI::TRUSLOWMon Mar 21 1988 11:3212
    I bought the complete Perahia set on CDs about a year and a half
    ago (two giant boxes of CDs) -- but, like noter 1121.4, I don't
    feel satisfied with performances that are merely pretty. If you
    can find the DG Kempff recordings or the Rubinstein on RCA Red Seal
    or the Richter/No. 20 (also on DG), I think you'll have made a more
    endurable investment. (I bought the Rubinstein performance of No.
    24 when it first came out back when I was still in high school,
    and hardly a month goes by that I don't play it a couple of times
    -- oh, yes -- I graduated from high school in 1962.)
    
    Jack
    
1121.6Gilels 27th on DG GaleriaDECWET::COOMBSFri Mar 25 1988 10:0412
    Don't know when this came out, but the other night I picked up the 
    Emil Gilels recording of the Mozart 27th Piano Concerto. Its on
    a CD reissue on DG Galleria of a 1974 recording with Karl Boehm and
    the Vienna Philharmonic, coupled with the Concerto for Two Pianos
    where Gilels' daughter Elena is the other soloist.  
    
    This has been a rosette recording in Penguin and elsewhere since
    the day it came out, and for $8 to $10 it's a steal. (I'd worn out
    my record so finding the CD was great.) Look for it.
    
       John