Peter Friedman

This reflects my opinion completely. I could mention a number of albums I love a great deal, but they would only be a very small percentage of the much larger number in that same category. Here are just a few that come to mind from that lengthy list. Many others are equally favorites. Sonny Rollins - Saxophone Colossus Charlie Parker - Dial & Savoy Recordings Sonny Clark - Cool Struttin' Dexter Gordon - Doin' Alright Miles Davis - Milestones Count Basie (Lester Young) - Do You Wanna Jump? - (Hep Label)

Beethoven Cello Sonata Op.5, No.1 Schubert String Quartet D.804

Piano Trios No.37, 40, & 41

Aside from many Black & Blue recordings already mentioned, the following CDs on that label are in my collection. Guy Lafitte - Joue Charles Trenet Guy Lafitte - The Things We Did Last Summer John Lewis / Christian Escoude - Mirjana Jimmy Raney - Here's That Raney Day Jimmy Rowles Trio - Shade and Light Charlie Shavers / Budd Johnson - Live Rene Urtreger Trio - Move Gerry Wiggins - Wig Is Here Bob Wilber / Dany Doriz Quintet - memories of You: Lionel and Benny

Op.5o/3, Op.50/4, Op.50/5

Mozart String Quartet K.421 Schubert - Symphony No.3

Mozart - String Quintet K.614 Widor - Piano Quartet Op.66

Mozart - Piano Quartet No.2, K.493 Spohr -String Quartet No.33, Op.146

Mendelssohn String Quartets Op.44/2 played by Mandelring Quartet Op.44/ played by Zemlinsky Quartet

Op.50/1 and Op.50/2

Burgmuller - Op.14 Mozart - No.24, K.491

Haydn - Symphony No.85 "La Reine" Mendelssohn - Symphony No.1

Spohr - String Quartet No25, Op.82/3 Beethoven - Symphony No.8

Piano Concertos No.14 and No.15

Haydn - Op.55/3 Spohr - No.25, Op.82/2

Mozart - String Quartet K.387 Brahms - Cello Sonata No.2, Op.99

Blanc - Septett, Op.40 Dvorak - Piano Quintet, Op.81

Op.55/1 & Op.55/2

Strauss -Piano Quartet Mozart - Piano Concerto No.22

Brahms - Horn Trio

Louise Farrenc - Symphony No.1 & No.3 - Radio-Philharmonie Hannover des NDR / Goritzki