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Haggin, B. H. | October 21, 1950 issue

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This article discusses several musical performances. On a London LP is Mozart's Symphony K.385, well played by Van Beinum with the London Philharmonic, but the recorded sound either light and stridently sharp or, with treble further reduced, lacking brightness. On the reverse side is the Handel-Harty "Water Music," which is also well played, and the recorded sound spacious and rich. The steadiness, which made Josef Krips's performance of Schubert's "Unfinished," Symphony the finest ever heard on records produces excellent performances of the first and second movements of Brahms's Fourth with the London Symphony on another London record.

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MUSIC -- Performance; CONCERTS; SOUND recordings; KRIPS, Josef; SYMPHONY; PERFORMING arts
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