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Piano Concerto In C Minor, Op. 185 / Concert-Piece In C Minor, Op. 27

Joseph Joachim Raff, Alexander Dreyschock, Frank Cooper (3), Zsolt Deaky, Nürnberger Symphoniker

Label
Genesis
Catalog number
GS 1013
Format
LP
Country
US
Released
1972
Genre
Classical
7,978,142records tracked
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Piano Concerto In C Minor, Op. 185 / Concert-Piece In C Minor, Op. 27 has 2 tracks, about 28:43 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1Allegro
    Composed By
    Joseph Joachim Raff
  2. B2Allegro Maestoso
    Composed By
    Alexander Dreyschock
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Released in 1972 on the Genesis label, this recording is part of an ambitious effort to revive the works of Joachim Raff, a Swiss-German composer whose reputation suffered a significant decline following his death in 1882. The Genesis label, founded by Robert Conrad, was instrumental during the 1970s for its focus on the Romantic repertoire that had been largely ignored by major record companies, providing a necessary platform for neglected concertos and piano works to reach modern audiences.

The recording features the Nürnberger Symphoniker conducted by Zsolt Deaky, with soloist Frank Cooper performing Raff’s Piano Concerto in C Minor. The design and production reflect the label's scholarly approach to archival music, prioritizing the documentation of forgotten virtuosic pieces of the nineteenth century. While Raff was considered a peer to Liszt and Wagner during his lifetime, this recording represents a mid-twentieth-century resurgence of interest in his technical, albeit complex, compositional style.

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