In memoriam Guila Bustabo
(25.02.1916 - 27.04.2002)
Гениальной исполнительнице 1 концерта Бруха !
1936 год
1935 год
Discography
Beethoven, Violin Concerto in D Major, Concertgebouw Orchestra, Willem
Mengelberg conductor, recorded live in concert May 6, 1943, issued on Tahra CD
TAH 640.
Bruch, Violin Concerto No. 1 in g minor, recorded live in concert, Concertgebouw
Orchestra, Willem Mengelberg, conductor, October 27, 1940. Originally recorded
on 78 rpm glass-based lacquer discs. Issued on Rococo LP 2029. Re-issued on
Music and Arts CD- 780, “Willem Mengelberg Public Performances, 1938-1944.” and History label "Willem Mengelberg:Maestro Appasionato" (box set).
Chausson, Poeme, Berlin Symphony Orchestra, "Gerd Rubahn", conductor. Released
1952 on LP Royale 1339. The violinist, if it is Bustabo, is listed under the
pseudonym Karl Brandt. The origin of this recording is in doubt. The violinist
is probably but not certainly Bustabo. "Gerd Rubahn" is a pseudonym used by
Royale and related labels to disguise the sources of unauthorized publications.
Dvorak, Violin Concerto in a minor, NWDR Sinfonieorchester, Hamburg, Hans
Schmidt-Isserstedt conductor, recorded live in concert March 24, 1955, issued on
Tahra CD TAH 640.
Nussio Otmar, Violin Concerto, Orchestra della Svizzera italiana, Otmar Nussio conductor, recorded live in concert 1972, issued on A Classical Record CD.
Paganini, Violin Concerto No. 1 in E flat Major (first movement only), Berlin Stadtischen Orchestra, Fritz Zaun conductor, issued on LP Rococo 2031 and on A Classical Record CD. Also issued in 1952 on LP Royale 1339, the orchestra being misidentified as the
"Berlin Symphony Orchestra" with "Gerd Rubahn", conductor. Bustabo is listed
under the pseudonym "Karl Brandt". These were also Royale label pseudonyms.
Bustabo is very likely the violinist on this recording. See "Chausson, Poeme,"
above as to "Gerd Rubahn".
Sibelius, Violin Concerto, with the Berlin Stadtischen Orchestra, Fritz Zaun conductor. Reissued on LP Rococo 2031 with additional materials and on A Classical Record CD.
Wolf-Ferrari, Violin Concerto, Munich Philharmonic, Rudolf Kempe conductor, live
broadcast, Munich Herkulesaale, November 27, 1971, issued on A Classical Record
CD.
Various recital pieces by Sarasate, de Falla, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Kreisler,
Rubenstein, Suk, Debussy, Pugnani, and Novacek, with Gerald Moore at the piano,
which, together with the concerti by Sibelius, Paganini,Wolf-Ferrari and Nussio,
were once available on the now-discontinued CD set “The Bustabo Legacy” on the A
Classical Record label, ACR 37, issued 1993.
5 Sarasate Habanera, Op. 21
6 Sarasate Zapeteado, Op.23
7 Falla (arr. Kochanski) Pantomime
8 Suk Burleska, for violin & piano, Op. 17/4
Heinz Schröter, piano
9 Mendelssohn (arr. Achron) On Wings of Song Op. 34/2
10 Chopin (arr. Wilhelmj) Nocturne for piano No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op. 27/1
11 Dvorak (arr. Kreisler) Largo, Op. 95
Disc 2
1 Rubinstein (arr. Elman) Dew is Sparkling, Op. 72
2 Debussy (arr. Roqaes) En Bateau
3 Pugnani (arr. Kreisler) Praeludium and Allegro
4 Novacek Perpetuum Mobile Op. 5
Gerald Moore, piano
5 Paganini Caprice in A minor Op. 1
Various recital pieces by Novacek, Mendelssohn, Kreisler, Sarasate and Paganini
with Gerald Moore and Heinz Schröter at the piano, available on the CD Symposium
1301. Includes the first movement of the Paganini violin concerto No. 1, listed
above, Fritz Zaun conducting.
Perpetuum Mobile - Novacek - 20/06/35 London - A 15112-1
Auf Flugeln des Gesanges - Mendelssohn arr. Achron - 20/06/35 London - AX 7561-1
Nocturne No.8 in Db major Op.27 No.2 - Chopin arr. Wilhelmj - 18/07/35 London - AX 7578-2
Praeludium & Allegro - Kreisler in the style of Pugnani - 20/06/35 London - AX 7562-1
Danzas Espanolas No.2 Habanera Op.21 No.2 - de Sarasate - ?1941 Berlin - RX 209-1
Caprice in A minor Op.1 No.5 - Paganini - 02/07/35 Berlin - A 15146-1
Concerto No.1 in Eb Op.6: 1st movement - Paganini - ?1941 Berlin - RX 211-1, 212-2, 213-1, 214-2
with the Städtischen Orchester Berlin, dir. Fritz Zaun
Various of the shorter works listed above were originally issued on Columbia label 78 rpm shellacs.
( Source - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guila_Bustabo )