Peter Friedman

Mozart - Symphony No.27 & No.28 Bruckner - String Quartet in C Minor

Pulled this off the shelf yesterday and saw that one tune on this CD is "Frank's Tune" written by Frank Strozier.

Mendelssohn - Piano Sextet Op.110 Dvorak - String Quartet No.6, Op.12

Symphony No.29 and No.30

Schumann - Piano Quartet in C minor (1829) Mendelssohn - String Quintet No.1 Op.18

Schubert - Piano Sonatas D.557 & D.625 Mendelssohn - String Quartet Op.44/1

Op.33/4 and Op.33/5

Piano Sonata D.459 Beethoven -Triple Concerto - Oistrakh / Rostropovich / Richter

Beethoven - String Quartet Op.74 "Harp" Dvorak - String Quartet No.5

Piano Concerto No.6 K.238 and No.13, K.415

Mozart - Violin Concerto No.7, K.268 Schubert - Piano Sonata D.664

One name missing from this entire thread that surprised me a bit is Jay McShann. On the one side was his early big band, and on the other side his small group and solo piano/ vocal recordings. As a piano player he fits well with others such as Sammy Price and even Ray Bryant. Were McShann and Sammy Price discussed in the book?

Beethoven String Quartet Op.18/6 Mozart - Symphony No.25, K.183

Mozart - String Quartet K.421 Dvorak - String Quartet No.4

Clara Schumann - Piano Trio Op.17 Robert Schumann - Fantasiestucke Op.88 & Piano Trio No.3, Op.110

Schubert Piano Sonatas D.566 and D.840 Schumann - Violin Sonata No.2, Op.121

String Quartet No.3 & Andante appassionato

Beethoven - Piano Sonata No.28, Op.101 Haydn - Symphony No.99

Very sorry to hear that Nat died. His writing about jazz was influential for me when I began to listen as a teenager. His Down Beat gig, his books, his writing on jazz for other publications, and as one of the founders of Candid Records, Hentoff was an important voice for jazz. Heard him speak once on constitutional issues at an American Civil Liberties Union conference.

Brahms - Violin Sonata No.3, Op.108 Mozart - Piano Concerto No.6, K.238