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Jascha Horenstein Conducts Bach: The Brandenburg Concertos

The pioneering authentic instrument recordings of 1954 boasted a roster of Vienna's finest players of Baroque music—including a young gamba player by the name of Nikolaus Harnoncourt!
A must-have recording for serious collectors of original instrument performances.

Susanne Lautenbacher Plays Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin

By popular demand—and at a special price! One of the most requested Vox Unique/cd101.net titles of all—Susanne Lautenbacher's unique, potently poetic interpretation of Bach's six demanding solo violin masterpieces is available exclusively in custom CD format.

Guiomar Novaes • Otto Klemperer • Piano Concertos

By popular demand—the great Novaes-Klemperer collaborations. Concertos by Beethoven (No.4), Schumann and Chopin (No.2).

Bronislaw Gimpel Plays Bruch, Dvorak, Goldmark and Kreisler

By popular demand—and exclusively from CD101.net! The Vox recordings of romantic violin repertoire by Bronislaw Gimpel are among the great glories of the label's early years. Gimpel proves himself a probing interpreter of the sweeping, stylistically diverse concertos as well as the light morceaux of Kreisler.

Maria Tipo Plays Mozart & Scarlatti

In the late 1950s, Italian pianist Maria Tipo created a sensation in North America over a period of four seasons and 300 concerts, and was hailed as the "Neapolitan Horowitz." Since that tour, she has maintained an international fan base eager for her many recordings on various labels. This double CD brings together her recordings of Mozart's Concertos Nos.21 ("Elvira Madigan") & 25 with Jonel Perlea and the Vienna Symphony along with twelve well-known sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti.

Louis Kentner Plays Liszt

Over two hours of favorite piano music by Franz Liszt's played by virtuoso pianist Louis Kentner, in legendary recordings from the 1960s and '70s.

Felicja Blumental Plays Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff Concertos

Piano Music in America, 1900-1945

Works by MacDowell, Griffes, Antheil, Cowell, Gershwin, Thomson, Barber, Piston, Riegger, Ruggles, Ives, Harris, Sessions, Schuman, Copland, Carpenter, Rags by Joplin, Turpin, Lamb, Hunter, Gershwin, Eubie Blake, Others

I Hear America Singing

Gregg Smith conducts choral works of William Schuman, Louise Talma and Ned Rorem

Brahms: The 3 Piano Quartets

Jerzy Semkow Conducts Beethoven & Wagner

Beethoven: Choral Fantasy, Rondo (both with Walter Klien, piano), Elegiac Song &Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage
Wagner: Overtures, Preludes and Selections from Parsifal, Die Meistersinger, Die Walküre and other operas

Harold Farberman Conducts Mahler

Symphonies Nos.1 & 4

The Tokyo String Quartet Plays Schubert

One of the most sought-after Vox recordings—a cd101.net exclusive!

Jascha Horenstein Conducts Beethoven
Symphonies Nos.5 & 6 / Great Overtures

The best-selling, legendary Vox recordings—available together!

$30.00

Featured New Release

Otto Klemperer Conducts Beethoven

Legendary maestro Otto Klemperer was able to return to an international career in large part because of his VOX recordings. Three of his most famous were made in 1950: Beethoven's Fifth and Sixth Symphonies and the Missa Solemnis, in energized performances that contrast strongly with the great German maestro's UK Columbia recordings.

$20.00

Featured New Release

Vivaldi: Serenata a tre "La Ninfa e il Pastore", RV690

Following numerous requests from fans of this groundbreaking 1952 Vox recording of Antonio Vivaldi's stage serenata (one of only three to have survived), we are pleased to announce that in La Ninfa e il Pastore is available at last in a newly remastered edition from original tape sources recently located by Südwest Tonstudio.

$30.00

Featured New Release

Mieczeslaw Horszowski Plays Beethoven

"Horszowski allows the music to follow its own course. ... These early recordings retain what I can only describe as inspired modesty. Few pianists since have shaped Op. 109's first movement with greater understanding, or unveiled Op. 111's upwardly spiralling arietta with such serenity."— Gramophone

$30.00

Featured New Release

Alan Curtis Plays Couperin

By popular demand! The pioneering recordings of François Couperin's finest keyboard works, performed by the incomparable Alan Curtis and originally released on Vox Box—newly remastered!

More New Releases!

Ludwig van Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5
Guiomar Novaes, piano / Bamberger Symphoniker / Jonel Perlea
ACD 8026

Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concertos Nos.2, 5 & 6
Mainz Chamber Orchestra / Günter Kehr
ACD 8047

Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in d minor Op. 125 "Choral"
Wilma Lipp / Marta Höngen / Julius Patzak / Otto Wiener
Vienna Symphony Orchestra / Jascha Horenstein
ACD 8052

Johann Sebastian Bach: Concertos for Violin in a minor and E Major; Concerto for 2 Violins in d minor
Susanne Lautenbacher & Dieter Vorholz, violins
Mainz Chamber Orchestra / Günter Kehr
ACD 8057

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphonies Nos.40 & 41 "Jupiter"
Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra / Leopold Hager
ACD 8206

Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky / Felix Mendelssohn: Violin Concertos
Aaron Rosand, violin
ACD 8207

Antonio Caldara / Alessandro Scarlatti: Christmas Cantata
Gertraut Stoklassa / Marlee Sabo / Ingeborg Russ / Georg Jelden
Württemburg Chamber Orchestra / Rudolf Ewerhart
Mainz Chamber Orchestra / Gunter Kehr
ACD 8402

Renaissance Christmas
Boston Camerata / Joel Cohen
Spandauer Kantorei / Helmuth Rilling
ACD 8405

Franz Joseph Haydn: The Creation
Adalbert Kraus / Helen Donath / Kurt Widmer / Vera Scherr
Ludwigsburg Festival Orchestra / South German Madrigal Choir Stuttgart
Wolfgang Gönnenwein
CDX 5025

Claude Debussy: Solo Piano Music
Peter Frankl
CDX 5063

Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky: Orchestral Music
Maurice Abravanel / Othmar Maga / Janos Furst
CDX 5079

Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartets
Dekany String Quartet
CDX 5113

Francesco Geminiani: Concerti grossi, Opp. 2, 3 & 4
Pforzheim Southwest German Chamber Orchestra / Paul Angerer
CDX 5152

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