Emil Gilels & Andre Cluytens - Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1 (1959) [2021]

Treasured sound source stereo first appearance!
Gilels' majestic pianism explodes
Overwhelming co-starring with Cluytens

Licensed the sound source owned by INA (French National Audiovisual Institute) and made it into a CD by mastering the ALTUS soul. Cluytens & Orchester National de France welcomes steel pianist Gilels at Tchaikovsky Live. Fortunately, it has only been released in monaural until now, and it's the first time in stereo! You can enjoy the three-dimensional intersection of pianism that captures music clearly and flies, and a plump and flowing orchestra.

The two arrangements performed on the same day are also interesting! I was overwhelmed by the powerful Berlioz edition "La Marseillaise" with chorus, and tears in the inner voice of Gilels' favorite Shiroti edition "Prelude" in Angkor. It is one that you can fully enjoy the charm of the orchestra and the piano.

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Tracks:

1. Rouget de Lisle: La Marsellaise
2-4. Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No.1
5. Bach: Prelude in B minor

Personnel:

Piano: Emil Gilels
Conductor: Andre Cluytens
Orchestra: Orchester National de France
Chorus: Choeurs de Radio France