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Brahms: Piano Conc. No. 2 / Haydn Variations cover
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Brahms: Piano Conc. No. 2 / Haydn Variations
Andre Previn (piano) Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Horacio Guiterrez
 [ Telarc Classics / CD - released 1/Dec/2002 ]
"this Telarc recording will be hard to beat for some time to come." -Fanfare
Ein Heldenleben / Four Last Songs cover
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Ein Heldenleben / Four Last Songs
Arleen Auger (soprano) / Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra / Andre Previn
 [ Telarc Classics / CD - released 10/Oct/2002 ]
"...[Auger's] voice has projection and sensitivity required for the short works."
Le Sacre Du Printemps [The Rite of Spring] / The Firebird Ballet Suite cover
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Le Sacre Du Printemps [The Rite of Spring] / The Firebird Ballet Suite
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra / Yuri Simonov
 [ Royal Philharmonic / CD - released 1/Nov/2009 ]
"There are other versions that will over dramatize this incredible work and occasionally more incisive strident hammer blows but seldom will the impact be as great as the beautifull playing and recording quality in this version." (SACD.net)
Strauss, (R.): Alpine Symphony cover
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Strauss, (R.): Alpine Symphony
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Andre Previn
 [ Telarc Classics / CD - released 28/May/2002 ]
"Andre Previn's Strauss disc with the Vienna Philharmonic are superlative on all counts, brilliantly recorded in the Musikverein by an orchestra that understands this music more intuitively than any oif its rivals." (BBC Music Magazine)