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Audio recording of unidentified piano pieces, probably performed by Leon Fleisher.

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Audio recording of Leon Fleisher, piano.

Suite bergamesque / Claude Debussy
Valses nobles et sentimentales / Maurice Ravel
Alborada del gracioso / Maurice Ravel

Scope and Contents Audio recording of recital by Leon Fleisher. Includes Sonata in B-flat by Schubert and other works. Digital files arranged in proper sequence.Lacquer disc. LF-250 contains sides 1 and 3.Lacquer disc. LF-251 contains sides 2 and 4.Lacquer disc. LF-252 contains sides 5 and 7.Lacquer disc. LF-253 contains sides 6 and 8.Lacquer disc. LF-254 contains sides 9 and 11.Lacquer disc. LF-255 contains sides 10 and 12.Lacquer disc. LF-256 contains sides 13 and...

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Audio recording of Fleisher performing at the WQXR radio studio. The repertoire includes:
The Engulfed Catherdal / Claude Debussy
Rondo Capriccioso / Felix Mendelssohn

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Audio recording of Leon Fleisher, piano. Lacquer disc. marked "XLP 32916."

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Audio recording of Leon Fleisher, piano. Lacquer disc. marked "XLP 32917."

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Audio recording of the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by George Szell. Leon Fleisher, piano. Disc labeled XEM 45895.
Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58 / Ludwig van Beethoven

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Audio recording of Concerto No. 25 by Mozart, probably with Leon Fleisher, piano. Lacquer disc labeled XEM 45896.

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Audio recording of the Seattle Symphony, conducted by Leon Kirchner, with Fleisher playing Piano Concerto No. 2 by Kirchner.

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Audio recording of the BSO playing three Ravel pieces: Concerto for the Left Hand (Leon Fleisher, piano), Alborada del Gracioso, Rapsodie espagnole.

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LF-371: Audio recording of Leon Fleisher's mother, Bertha Fleisher, reading 'If' by Rudyard Kipling twice, as well as 'Invictus', by Henley.
LF-372: Audio recording of Bertha Fleisher reading Polonius' advice to Laertes from Hamlet, and the poem How Did You Die by Edmund Vance Cooke.