Historical Performance, Volume 1

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1. Number 1: Couperin - “Dieu d’amour,” parody of "La voluptueuse, “ 1er livre de clavecin (02:56)

2. Number 2: Lully - “Quitte ta houlette,” parody of “menuet" from Les amants magnifiques (01:01)

3. Number 3: Lully - “Pourquoi s’amuser,”, parody of overture to Psyché (02:31)

4. Number 4: Rameau - “Quel heureux destin,” parody of overture to Les indes galantes (03:49)

5. Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 bars 1-14, Rubinstein 1950 with score info (01:00)

6. Falla - Montanesa (Welte c. 1912) with score info (04:55)

7. Rachmaninoff Etude-Tableau Op. 39 No. 6 bars 1-5, Rachmaninoff 1940 with score info (00:29)

8. Rachmaninoff Prelude Op. 23 No. 10, Rachmaninoff 1940 with score info (00:54)

9. Chopin Nocturne Op. 55 No. 2, Friedman 1936 with score info (04:54)

10. Chopin Ballade Op. 52 bars 1-59, Koczalski 1938 with score info (02:39)

11. Chopin Ballade Op. 52 bars 1-59, Cortot 1933 with score info corrected title (03:09)

12. Brahms Op.119 No. 2, Ilona Eibenschutz c. 1950 with score info (03:54)

13. Perahia talks with Sir Denis Forman about rubato (1982) (00:47)

14. Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3, Lamond 1936 with score + APR info (01:03)

15. Beethoven Sonata Op. 53 iii Allegro moderato bars 1–40, Lamond (1930) with score info (01:03)

16. Mozart Concerto in D KV 537, Larghetto, arr. Reinecke, Reinecke (Welte 1905) with score info (01:31)

17. Chopin Nocturne Op. 15 No. 2 bars 1–24, Saint-Saëns (Welte, 1905) with score info (01:25)

18. Chopin Sonata no. 3 in B minor, op. 58, Allegro maestoso, Kumaran Arul (2007) with score info (11:57)

19. Brahms Op.119 No. 2 Anna Scott (2014) with score info (04:17)

20. Brahms Op. 119 No. 1 (02:30)

21. Bartok - Slow Tune from Petite Suite (1936) (02:25)

22. gnac Voros singing a parlando rubato tune 1907 with score information (01:17)

23. Bartok - Slow Tune from Petite Suite (1936), Bartok 1942 with score info + B&H credits (02:18)

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Date

2018-05-30 (Creation date: 2018-04-10)

Main contributors

George Barth; Edward Higginbottom

Summary

Higginbottom article: parody settings of operatic French overtures by Jean-Baptiste Lully (contemporaneous to the composer's lifetime). George Barth article: historical recordings dating chiefly from the early-twentieth century, with modern style-parody recordings deriving from late-nineteenth century style.

Contributors

Guy Cutting, tenor; Anna Scott, pianist; Kumaran Arul, pianist; Edward Higginbottom, harpsichord

Publisher

Indiana University Press

Collection

Historical Performance, Volume 1

Unit

Indiana University Press

Languages

English; Hungarian

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By permission and Fair Use.

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