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Solti 29: Bruckner’s symphonies

____________________________________________________ Sir Georg Solti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra recorded Bruckner’s ten symphonies between January 1979 and October 1995 for London Record… more →

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Solti 29: Bruckner's symphonies — 1 comment

Frank Villella wrote 9 months ago: ____________________________________________________ Sir Georg Solti and the Chicago Symphony Orches … more →

Tags: Tours, Sir Georg Solti, Solti 100, James Mallinson, James Lock, michael woolcock, John Pellowe, John Dunkerley, Medinah Temple

Solti 35: Brahms's symphonies

Frank Villella wrote 10 months ago: ____________________________________________________ Sir Georg Solti and the Chicago Symphony Orches … more →

Tags: Chicago Symphony Chorus, Sir Georg Solti, Solti 100, London Records, James Mallinson, Grammy Award, Kenneth Wilkinson, Medinah Temple, Recording

Solti 41: Beethoven's Missa solemnis

Frank Villella wrote 10 months ago: ____________________________________________________ With the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, … more →

Tags: Chicago Symphony Chorus, Sir Georg Solti, Solti 100, Victor Aitay, Lyric Opera of Chicago, London Records, Grammy Award, Kenneth Wilkinson, John Dunkerley

Solti 73: Beethoven's symphonies, take 2 — 1 comment

Frank Villella wrote 1 year ago: ____________________________________________________ Between September 1986 and January 1990, Sir Ge … more →

Tags: Chicago Symphony Chorus, Margaret Hillis, Sir Georg Solti, London Records, James Lock, John Pellowe, Neil Hutchinson, Grammy Award, Medinah Temple

Solti 87: Del Tredici's Final Alice — 1 comment

Frank Villella wrote 1 year ago: ____________________________________________________ On October 7, 8, and 9, 1976, Sir Georg Solti l … more →

Tags: Sir Georg Solti, Solti 100, London Records, James Mallinson, James Lock, David Del Tredici, Barbara Hendricks, John Dunkerley, National Endowment for the Arts


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