Curzon, Clifford (1907–)

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118-120	March 1960 Music in the round/Review There were giants in those days By Discus SEE ALSO: Archduke trio (Sound recording); Schnabel, Artur; Beethoven: Piano quartet in E Flat. Brahms: Piano quartet in C minor. Schumann: Piano quartet in E flat (Sound recording); Beethoven: Quartets, op. 18 (Sound recording); Brahms: Violin concerto (Sound recording); Budapest Quartet; Curzon, Clifford; Concerto #21 in C, K. 467; Concerto #27 in B flat, K. 595 (Sound recording); Die Walküre (Sound recording); Schubert, Franz; Leider, Frida; Kreisler, Fritz; Götterdämmerung (Sound recording); Brahms, Johannes; Melchior, Lauritz; London Philharmonic; London Symphony; Beethoven, Ludwig van; Mozart: Quintet for piano and winds; Clarinet trio (Sound recording); Performances; Wagner, Richard; Schumann, Robert; Barbirolli, John, Sir; Sargent, Malcolm, Sir; Trout quintet (Sound recording); Vienna Octet; Panhoffer, Walter; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus PDF IMAGES
95-96	May 1959 The new recordings/Review Beethoven By Edward Tatnall Canby SEE ALSO: Bamberg Symphony; Beethoven: Piano concerto #4 (Sound recording); Beethoven: Piano concerto #5 (Sound recording); Beethoven: Symphony #3 (“Eroica”) (Sound recording); Beethoven: Symphony #5 (Sound recording); Beethoven: Symphony #9 (Sound recording); Berlin Philharmonic; Walter, Bruno; Cleveland Symphony Orchestra; Curzon, Clifford; Columbia Symphony Orchestra; Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich; Fricsay, Ferenc; Wührer, Friedrich; Szell, George; Knappertsbusch, Hans; Perlea, Jonel; Beethoven, Ludwig van; Performances; Prohaska; St. Hedwig's Choir; Vienna Philharmonia; Vienna State Opera Orchestra PDF IMAGES
110	October 1954 The new recordings/Review Worth looking into . . . By Edward Tatnall Canby SEE ALSO: Dvorák, Antonín; Bavaria State Orchestra; Brahms: Sonata in F minor, op. 5 (1853) (Sound recording); Budapest Quartet; Curzon, Clifford; Shostakovich, Dmitriæi Dmitrievich; Dvorák: Piano quintet, op. 81 (Sound recording); Pflüger, Gerhard; Strauss, Johann; Brahms, Johannes; Kleinert; Badura-Skoda, Paul; Performances; Radio Berlin Symphony; Shostakovich: Symphony #1; Symphony #9 (Sound recording); Solti, Georg, Sir; Strauss: Elektra, highlights (Sound recording) PDF IMAGES
110-111	June 1953 The new recordings/Review The French point of view By Edward Tatnall Canby SEE ALSO: Toscanini, Arturo; Berlioz: Romeo and Juliet, complete orchestral score (Sound recording); Brahms: Clarinet quintet, op. 115 (Sound recording); Brahms: Piano quartet #2 in A, op. 26 (Sound recording); Brahms: Piano quintet in F minor, op. 34 (Sound recording); Brahms: Symphony #2 (Sound recording); Brahms: Variations on a theme by Haydn. Elgar: “Enigma” variations (Sound recording); Budapest Quartet; Curzon, Clifford; Dixon, Dean; Mitropoulos, Dimitri; Elgar, Edward; Ansermet, Ernest; Schubert, Franz; Berlioz, Hector; Demus, Jörg; Brahms, Johannes; Haydn, Joseph; Los Angeles Woodwinds; Ravel, Maurice; Motet Choir of Geneva; Mozart: Serenade #10 in B flat for 13 winds (Sound recording); NBC Symphony; New York Philharmonic; Performances; Ravel: Daphnis and Chloë, complete ballet score (Sound recording); Schubert: Piano trio #1 (Sound recording); Schubert: Rosamunde; Incidental music (complete) (Sound recording); Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet; Vienna State Opera Orchestra; Steinberg, William; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus PDF IMAGES