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What may well send your world into a different plane is the Piano Concerto No.2 as played in 1970 with John Ogdon. There is a little analogue tape hiss as you might expect from a recording of this age, but the quality is certainly no aberration on this otherwise digital disc, and in any case, the playing is such that all considerations of technology take last place.
-- Dominy Clements, MusicWeb International
reviewing the Shostakovich, previously reissued as part of EMI 2376862
What may well send your world into a different plane is the Piano Concerto No.2 as played in 1970 with John Ogdon. There is a little analogue tape hiss as you might expect from a recording of this age, but the quality is certainly no aberration on this otherwise digital disc, and in any case, the playing is such that all considerations of technology take last place.
-- Dominy Clements, MusicWeb International
reviewing the Shostakovich, previously reissued as part of EMI 2376862
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Works on This Recording
2.
Concerto for Piano no 3, Sz 119 by Béla Bartók
Performer:
John Ogdon (Piano)
Conductor:
Sir Malcolm Sargent
Orchestra/Ensemble:
New Philharmonic Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1945; USA
3.
Sonata for 2 Pianos and Percussion, Sz 110 by Béla Bartók
Performer:
James Holland (Percussion),
Tristan Fry (Percussion),
Brenda Lucas (Piano),
John Ogdon (Piano)
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1937; Budapest, Hungary
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