The Complete Gulda Mozart Tapes

• The complete revelatory recordings now gathered into this box-set at a special price • Includes a bonus CD of rare and previously unreleased Mozart recordings from 1956 to 1997 • "Propulsive, supple and, in the slower music, serenely unaffected" – The Independent CD 1 72:21 CD 2 64:38 CD 3 73:12 Sonata in A minor K. 310 Some passages in this sonata are affected by audible distortion present on the source material which could not be removed entirely during the remastering process. However, we are confident that the recording can can be enjoyed in spite of this technical drawback. CD 4 67:36 CD 5 70:09 BONUS CD 33:56 [1] Recorded live in Saō Paulo, 16 April 1956 (Gulda Archive) · First Release [2] Studio recording from Vienna, January 1965 (Amadeo AVRS 6342) [3] Recorded live at the Musikverein, Vienna, 13 October 1978 (MPS 52 039) [4] Recorded live in Cour Jacques Cœur, Montpellier, 31 July 1993 (Accord 476 1894) [5] Recorded at Kellerstudio, Weissenbach, probably in May 1997 Mono [1] With special thanks to Ursula Anders ADD / DDD (Bonus CD: [4], [5]) Recording (CD 1–5): Weissenbach am Attersee, 11/1982 ℗ 2006 (CD 1; CD 2 [1]–[3], [7]–[9]; CD 3 [4]–[6]; CD 4; CD 5 [1]), 2007 (CD 2 [4]–[6]; CD 3 [1]–[3], [7]–[9]; CD 5 [2]–[10]) Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg Bonus CD: ℗ 1965 Amadeo Österreich Schallplatten Ges.m.b.H, Wien, a division of Universal Music GmbH, Austria [2] ℗ 1978 Universal Music Classics & Jazz, a division of Universal Music Group GmbH [3] ℗ 1999 Paradise Productions, Weissenbach [5] ℗ 2004 Orchestre national et Opéra National de Montpellier [4] ℗ 2009 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg [1] © 2009 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg Photos of Gulda: © Siegfried Lauterwasser Photo of Mozart statue: © All rights reserved Printed in the E.U. CD 1 72:21 CD 2 64:38 CD 3 73:12 CD 4 67:36 CD 5 70:09 BONUS CD 33:56 This compilation ℗ 2009 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Hamburg A UNIVERSAL MUSIC COMPANY Cover Photos: © Siegfried Lauterwasser Made in the E.U. Comes in a clamshell case with discs in paper-plastic sleeves and 24-page booklet; liner notes in English (Leaving the Best till Last – Friedrich Gulda and Mozart), German (Das Beste kommt am Schluss – Friedrich Gulda und Mozart), and French (La meilleur pour la fin – Friedrich Gulda et Mozart)