Frederiksberg Church, Copenhagen |
Bach: Trio Sonata No. 4 in E Minor, BWV 528 and
Bach: "Little" Prelude and Fugue No. 4 in F Major, BWV 556
Georg Krarup at the organ of Frederiksberg Church, Copenhagen
Recorded c. 1951-52
HMV Z 7046 and Z 7047, two 78-rpm records
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This recording has the distinction of being the last release that I can trace in HMV's Danish plum label automatic-sequence series, which featured some very interesting repertoire, as can be seen from this list (the orchestra is always that of the Danish State Radio, unless otherwise indicated):
Z 7000/3 Nielsen: Symphony No. 2 (Thomas Jensen)
Z 7004/7 Brahms: Symphony No. 2 (Fritz Busch)
Z 7008/12 Dvorak: "New World" Symphony (Nikolai Malko)
Z 7013/5 Niels Viggo Bentzon: Partita for piano, Op. 38 (Composer)
Z 7016/8 Haydn: Symphony No. 91 (Mogens Wöldike)
Z 7019/21 Tchaikovsky: Francesca da Rimini (Issay Dobrowen)
Z 7022/6 Nielsen: Symphony No. 5 (Erik Tuxen)
Z 7027/9 Bach: Cantata No. 82 (Bernhard Sonnerstedt, Wöldike)
Z 7030/1 Bentzon: Piano Sonata No. 3 (Composer)
Z 7032/3 Beethoven: Gellert-Lieder, Op. 48 (Børg Lowenfalk, Lund Christiansen)
Z 7034/5 Bach: Orgelbuchlein - 12 selections (Georg Krarup)
Z 7036/7 Bentzon: Chamber Concerto, Op. 52 (Copenhagen Collegium Musicum)
Z 7038/40 Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf (with Danish narration) (Markevitch, Philharmonia)
Z 7041/3 Jørgen Jersild: Alice i Eventyrland (Wöldike, Danish Madrigal Cho.)
Z 7044/5 Bach: Orgelbuchlein - 9 selections (Krarup)
Z 7046/7 Bach: Trio Sonata No. 4 (Krarup)
The Brahms, Dvorak and Tchaikovsky sets also turned up in the regular English plum label C series.
Thanks for posting this! It is i WERN Sup2 [May 51 thru Dec 52. Lars Nørremark of IHORC [Intl Historic Organ Recording Centre] may be able to
ReplyDeletesupply info on Krarup: ihorc.blogspot.com, lars@nørremark.dk.
Mike in Plovdiv