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Haggin, B. H. | June 5, 1948 issue

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This article discusses several musical recordings. Carl Weinrich's simple performances create no doubt about, even the best of the organ music of Buxtehude in the reissued Musicraft set. Columbia, which once had the only good performance of Schumann's beautiful Piano Concerto the one by Yves Nat, in its catalogue, has issued a performance by Serkiri with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy. And another Columbia set offers Strauss's "Tin Heldenleben," which has some of his best writing, along with his worst, excellently performed by Reiner with the Pittsburgh Symphony, and very well recorded.

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SOUND recordings; WEINRICH, Carl; MUSIC; PERFORMING arts; SYMPHONY; CONCERTO
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