As usual, not all titles will be available everywhere.

Naxos

GLUCK: Orfeo ed Euridice (Drottningholm Theatre / Arnold Ostman)
MAHLER: Symphony No. 10 (Wheeler Version)
Douglas LILBURN: The Three Symphonies (New Zealand composer - these are
well worth exploring)
GRANADOS: Spanish Dances (for orchestra)
GIULIANI: Variations; Fanchon, Folies d'Espagne; Tancredi

American Classics
CARPENTER: Sonata for Violin and Piano; String Quartet, Piano Quintet

Laureate Series: Cello
Cello Recital: STRAVINSKY; BRITTEN; DUTILLEUX; DEBUSSY

BRAHMS: Four Hand Piano Music Vol.7; Symphonies Nos.2, 3

The Art of the Baroque Harpsichord - J. S. BACH; D. SCARLATTI; HANDEL
THALBERG: Variations on Operas by Rossini  (reissue from Marco Polo)
VERDI: Falstaff (Highlights)
SPOHR: String Quintets Vol.1 (Op.33, Nos.1 & 2) (reissue from Marco Polo)

Marco Polo

Film Classics
Adolph DEUTSCH: High Sierra / The Maltese Falcon

Josef STRAUSS Edition; Vol. 22

Latin American Classics
Luis GIANNEO: Piano Works Vol.3
Piano Sonata No. 1; Three Preludes; Four Compositions

Da Capo

Vagn HOLMBOE: Sinfonias
JORGENSEN: Accordion Works
GUNDMUNDSEN-HOLMGREEN: Clarinet Trios
KUNZEN: Piano Sonatas

Naxos Historical

Great Chamber Recordings
MENDELSSOHN: Trio in D minor
SCHUMANN: Trio in D minor
Jacques Thibaud, violin / Pablo Casals, cello / Alfred Cortot, piano

Great Opera Recordings
VERDI: La Forza del Destino
Maria Caniglia, soprano / Galliano Masini, tenor / Carlo Tagliabue,
baritone / E.I.A.R. Chorus and Orchestra / Gino Marinuzzi, conductor
(Recorded in 1941)

Great Pianists: Lhevinne
MOZART: Sonata in D for two pianos
CHOPIN: Etudes, Preludes and Polonaise
RACHMANINOV: Prelude in G minor
Josef Lhevinne, piano (Historical recordings 1920-1937)

Great Pianists: Solomon
BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto no. 3/BLISS: Piano Concerto

Great Conductors: Walter
MAHLER: Symphony No. 9 (Vienna Philharmonic)

Richard Pennycuick
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