Konzert Für Harfe Und Orchester C-dur / Konzert Für Klavier Und Orchester F-dur

This release, catalogued as FSM 33 053, pairs the harp concerto by François-Adrien Boieldieu with a piano concerto by Johann Ludwig Dussek, though it is frequently misidentified due to the label's specific programming choices during the late 20th century. Released by FSM (Fränkische Schallplatten-Musik) in 1980, the recording features harpist Marie-Claire Jamet and pianist Martin Galling, both of whom were active performers in European classical circuits during the era. The album reflects FSM's commitment to documenting lesser-known classical repertoire, often focusing on works that bridges the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

The design and production philosophy of FSM records from this period leaned toward a minimalist, scholarly aesthetic intended to prioritize the archival value of the recording over commercial appeal. By pairing Boieldieu—best known for his operatic contributions—with piano works of the same transition period, the label provided a focused listening experience for students and enthusiasts of the Classical era. The recording was produced during a time when smaller, independent German labels were essential in ensuring that non-canon repertoire remained available to a global audience, maintaining a straightforward presentation that let the performances by Jamet and Galling stand as the primary focus.