Johanna Martzy, Vol. 3
Johanna Martzy (violin), Adolph Hallis (piano), István Hajdu (piano)
Netherlands Radio Orchestra, New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Stuttgart Radio Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, Willem van Otterloo, André Cluytens, Hans Müller-Kray, George Szell
The rediscovery of gifted Hungarian Martzy (1924-79) continues apace with this selection of live broadcasts and concerts including sparkling Mozart and a stunning Bartok Rhapsody.
Johanna Martzy, Vol. 3
Johanna Martzy (violin), Adolph Hallis (piano), István Hajdu (piano)
Netherlands Radio Orchestra, New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Stuttgart Radio Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, Willem van Otterloo, André Cluytens, Hans Müller-Kray, George Szell
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The rediscovery of gifted Hungarian Martzy (1924-79) continues apace with this selection of live broadcasts and concerts including sparkling Mozart and a stunning Bartok Rhapsody.
About
When Johanna Martzy died, prematurely at the age of 54, on August 13th 1979 her passing was not widely remarked upon by the music world. Doremi is proud to be part of the process of affirming Johanna Martzy’s greatness as an artist. As with previous Legendary Treasures issues this volume features material that has never been released before. Hopefully new discoveries of live concert material emerge, such as this set, her growing legacy and her stature as a great artist will be further established.
Contents and tracklist
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy, Adolph Hallis
- Johanna Martzy
- Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR
- Hans Müller-Kray
- Johanna Martzy
- New York Philharmonic
- André Cluytens
- Johanna Martzy
- Cleveland Orchestra
- George Szell
- Johanna Martzy, István Hajdu
Awards and reviews
March 2015
The rediscovery of gifted Hungarian Martzy (1924-79) continues apace with this selection of live broadcasts and concerts including sparkling Mozart and a stunning Bartok Rhapsody.
27th March 2015
It’s fortunate that Johanna Martzy’s relatively small commercial discography has been augmented since her death by previously unpublished and live broadcast material…in fact there are few examples on disc of her sounding less than in first-class form.
