tracks

Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 1 Sz 83
I Allegro Moderato – Allegro
II Andante – Allegro – Attacca
III Allegro Molto
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 3 Sz 119
I Allegretto
II Adagio Religioso
III Allegro Vivace
Pictures At An Exhibition
Promenade
I Gnomus
Promenade
II Il Vecchio Castello
Promenade
III Tuileries
IV Bydło
Promenade
V Ballet Des Poussins
VI Samuel Goldenberg Et Schmuÿle
VII Limoges – Le Marché
VIII Catacombae (Sepulcrum Romanum)
Cum mortuis in lingua mortua
IX La Cabane Sur Des Pattes de Poule (Baba-Yaga)
X La Grande Porte de Kiev
The Young Person’s Guide To The Orchestra Op. 34
I Theme
Theme
Theme
Theme
Theme
Theme
II Variation A
III Variation B
IV Variation C
V Variation D
VI Variation E
VII Variation F
VIII Variation G
IX Variation H
X Variation I
XI Variation J
XII Variation K
XIII Variation L
XIV Variation M
XV Fugue
Feu D’artifice Op. 4
Le Sacre du printemps
Introduction
Les Augures Printaniers – Danses Des Adolescentes
Jeu Du Rapt
Rondes Printanières
Jeux Des Cités Rivales
Cortège Du Sage
Adoration de la Terre – Le Sage
Danse de la Terre
Introduction
Cercles Mystérieux Des Adolescentes
Glorification de L’Élue
Évocation Des Ancêtres
Action Rituelle Des Ancêtres
Danse Sacrale (L’Élue)
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra, Op. 42
Andante –
Molto Allegro [bar 176] –
Adagio [bar 264] –
Giocoso (moderato) [bar 329]
5 Piano Pieces Op. 23
No. 1: Sehr Langsam
No. 2: Sehr Rasch
No. 3: Langsam
No. 4: Schwungvoll. Mäßige Viertel
No. 5: Walzer
Fantasy For Violin With Piano Accompaniment Op. 47
Grave – Più Mosso – Meno Mosso –
Scherzando – Poco Tranquillo –
Symphony No. 5 In E Minor Op. 64
I Andante – Allegro Con Anima
II Andante Cantabile
III Valse. Allegro Moderato
IV Finale. Andante maestoso
Night On Bare Mountain
Symphony No. 5 In C Minor Op. 67
I Allegro Con Brio
II Andante Con Moto
III Allegro – Attacca
IV Allegro
Symphony No. 8 In B Minor Unfinished” D 759
I Allegro Moderato
II Andante Con Moto

notes

CD 1
Note: The original label copy to LP LM/LSC-2929 features
both recording dates for the two Bartók concertos swapped
by mistake. In fact the CSO performed each concerto in
concert before its recording, and so the June 27, 1965
program lists Bartók’s Third Concerto and the July 10, 1966
program Bartók’s First Concerto.
Recordings: Chicago, Orchestra Hall,
July 11, 1966 [1–3]; June 28, 1965 [4–6]
Producer: Max Wilcox
Recording Engineers: Bernard Keville & Ernest Oelrich
Matrix Nos.: TRA2-5902 [1]; TRA2-5903 [2]; TRA2-5904 [3];
SRA2-5729 [4]; SRA2-5730 [5]; SRA2-5731 [6]
LP Matrix Nos.: SRRM-5732 [1–3]; SRRM-5733 [4–6] (mono)
SRRS-5734 [1–3]; SRRS-5735 [4–6] (stereo)
P 1966 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 2
Recording: Chicago, Medinah Temple, July 18, 1967
Producer: Peter Dellheim
Recording Engineers: Bernard Keville & Ernest Oelrich
Matrix Nos.: URA5-6841 [1–15]; URA5-6842 [16–35]
LP Matrix Nos.: URRM-6843 [1–13]; URRM-6844 [14–35]
(mono); URRS-6845 [1–13]; URRS-6846 [14–35] (stereo)
P 1967 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 3
Recordings: Chicago, Orchestra Hall,
July 8, 1968 [1]; July 1, 1968 [2–15]
Producer: Peter Dellheim
Recording Engineers: Bernard Keville & Ernest Oelrich
LP Matrix Nos.: WRRS-1336 [1–9]; WRRS-1337 [10–15]
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
P 1968 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 4
Recordings: Chicago, Medinah Temple,
July 17, 1967 [1–4]; New York City, Webster Hall,
October 30 & November 1–3, 1967 [5–11]
Matrix Nos.: URA5-6833 [1]; URA5-6834 [2];
URA5-6835 [3]; URA5-6836 [4]; URA1-7138 [5];
URA1-7139 [6]; URA1-7140 [7]; URA1-7141 [8];
URA1-7142 [9]; URA1-7137 [10/11]
LP Matrix Nos.: URRS-6839 [1–4]; URRS-6840 [5–11]
Producer: Max Wilcox
Recording Engineer: Richard Gardner
Publishers: G. Schirmer [1–4]; Wilhelm Hansen [5–9];
Edition Peters [10/11]
P 1968 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 5
Recordings: Chicago, Orchestra Hall,
July 8, 1968 [1–4]; August 9, 1968 [5]
Producer: Peter Dellheim
Recording Engineer: Bernard Keville
Matrix Nos.: WRA5-1345 [1–4]; WRA5-1346 [5]
LP Matrix Nos.: WRRS-1347 [1/2]; WRRS-1348 [3–5]
P 1969 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 6
Recording: Chicago, Orchestra Hall, August 9, 1968
Producer: Peter Dellheim
Recording Engineer: Bernard Keville
Matrix Nos.: WRA5-1339 [1–4]; WRA5-1340 [5/6]
LP Matrix Nos.: WRRS-1341 [1–4]; WRRS-1342 [5/6]
P 1970 Sony Music Entertainment

Tape Transfers for CDs 1, 4–6 by Brett Zinn, Iron Mountain Digital Services
Mixing and Mastering by Martin Kistner, b-sharp music & media solutions
using 24 bit / 192 kHz technology
Mastering CD 2/3: Kazuie Sugimoto, JVC Mastering Center
Photos: cover & pp. 2/3, 4 David B. Hecht; p. 18 RCA C Sony Music Entertainment;
pp. 7, 12, 29, 30, 34 Rosenthal Archives of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra;
p. 11 Ravinia Festival
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credits

Booklet Editor – Jochen Rudelt
Design – [ec:ko] Communications
Mastered By – Kazuie Sugimoto (tracks: CDs 2/3)
Mixed By, Mastered By – Martin Kistner (tracks: CDs 1, 4-6)
Photography By – David B. Hecht
Producer – Robert Russ
Research – Frank Villella, Michael Panico, Nick Panfil
Research [Tape] – Anthony Fountain (2)
Transferred By – Brett Zinn

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