Bach (1940-1950 recordings).

Famed for his subtle shadings and irreproachable technique, Walter Gieseking was unquestionably one of the most extraordinary pianists of his time .

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Bach (1940-1950 recordings).

You may hear Walter Gieseking performing Ludwig von Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58 with Karl Böhm conducting the Saxon State Orchestra in 1939 Here on archive. Today, though, he is particularly remembered for his recordings of the complete piano works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the two French impressionist masters Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel, virtually all of whose solo piano music he recorded on LP for EMI in the early 1950s (the Mozart and Debussy sets have recently been re-released on CD), after recording. Recordings & Discography - Walter Gieseking(1) from . Recordings & Discography - Walter Gieseking(2) from Dvorák to Trapp. Piano Rolls (The Reproducing Piano Roll Foundation).

Walter Gieseking Plays . Bach (1940-1950 recordings). Walter Gieseking Piano. CDs: 2 Tracks: 62 Length: 2:28:53.

Walter Gieseking (Piano). Music & Arts 947. Mar 8, 1950. 9. Pablo Casals: 1er Festival de Prades 1950 Bach Festival: Prades, 1950, Vol. 3. Toccata No. 5 in E minor BWV 914. Eugene Istomin (Piano). Hélène Boschi Interprète de . Bach: Concerto italien BWV 971; Sixième partita en mi mineur BWV 830; Fantaisie chromatique et fugue BWV 903. 3 in D major, BWV 912. Hélène Boschi (Piano). Association Les Amis D’Hélène Boschi.

German pianist and composer, also entomologist, born November 5, 1895, in Lyon, died October 26, 1956, in London. Walter Gieseking (piano). Recorded: January 1940. Recording Venue: Berlin, Germany. Excerpt, Bach, J S: French Suite No. 5 in G major, BWV816. Recorded: 5 April 1939. Recording Venue: New York, USA.