Mozart / Haskil / Philharmonia Orch: Piano Concerto 20
Mozart / Haskil / Philharmonia Orch: Piano Concerto 20
Format: CD
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Artist: Mozart / Haskil / Philharmonia Orch
Label: Ica Classics
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060244551664
Genre: Classical
The combination of Herbert von Karajan and the revered Romanian pianist Clara Haskil (1895-1960) was an ideal partnership. Karajan had an extraordinary rapport with her, describing her career as 'a long and often sorrowful march to glory' due to Haskil's well documented ill-health. Since she and Karajan were contracted to different companies, they never recorded together which makes this live Salzburg performance to mark Mozart's bicentenary in 1956 especially valuable. Haskil, notoriously self-critical wrote: "The concert tour with Karajan was unique and unforgettable." Karajan's reading of Mozart's Symphony No. 39 is characteristically fleet-footed with great tension, a rare example of a live recording featuring the Philharmonia Orchestra and the conductor in concert together.
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