Miguel Andrade

Emanuel Ax is a close musical partner of Yo-Yo Ma, and a fixture at Tanglewood. Williams and Ax are likely good friends.

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.

The new arrangements are awesome, in my personal opinion. Scherzo just blew me away!
The Schindler's List Trio and the Duel duo concertante were already performed before as mentioned elsewhere, but what a joy to have a proper recording of those.
 
On a side note, I really don't understand what's the problem. Pay a one month subscription and enjoy the concert. Musicians and labels are entitled to have a living... and they do because we are their clients. I gladly pay for my discs and on-line concerts and will continue doing so. Occasionally, some are for free, others aren't, and that's just fine.

Why would anyone want to do that? You don't like this version, you have a few others to enjoy.

Emanuel Ax is a close musical partner of Yo-Yo Ma, and a fixture at Tanglewood. Williams and Ax are likely good friends.

This is just like the article from a year or so ago, stating appearances in Lisbon and Singapore (or somewhere else in the far east). The former was just a live to projection of Return of the Jedi (which I attended), the result of very poor researching. The later was the same situation.
I'm sure this is likely the same. But the suggestion of future bookings in Vienna and Berlin do sound more plausible. 

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.

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I noticed some but was too lazy 🦥

The new arrangements are awesome, in my personal opinion. Scherzo just blew me away!
The Schindler's List Trio and the Duel duo concertante were already performed before as mentioned elsewhere, but what a joy to have a proper recording of those.
 
On a side note, I really don't understand what's the problem. Pay a one month subscription and enjoy the concert. Musicians and labels are entitled to have a living... and they do because we are their clients. I gladly pay for my discs and on-line concerts and will continue doing so. Occasionally, some are for free, others aren't, and that's just fine.

I wouldn't mind using that as an excuse to visit Vienna again 

I'm glad I'm not on that alternate universe and that he's doing all this arrangements for Mutter and Markings and the superb Violin Concerto No. 2 (which, along with the Cello Concerto, are my two favorite Williams pieces).

I'm glad I'm not on that alternate universe and that he's doing all this arrangements for Mutter and Markings and the superb Violin Concerto No. 2 (which, along with the Cello Concerto, are my two favorite Williams pieces).

At the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., during the 90th birthday celebration, with Mutter and Ma, Denéve conducting. 

The new arrangements are awesome, in my personal opinion. Scherzo just blew me away!
The Schindler's List Trio and the Duel duo concertante were already performed before as mentioned elsewhere, but what a joy to have a proper recording of those.
 
On a side note, I really don't understand what's the problem. Pay a one month subscription and enjoy the concert. Musicians and labels are entitled to have a living... and they do because we are their clients. I gladly pay for my discs and on-line concerts and will continue doing so. Occasionally, some are for free, others aren't, and that's just fine.

The new arrangements are awesome, in my personal opinion. Scherzo just blew me away!
The Schindler's List Trio and the Duel duo concertante were already performed before as mentioned elsewhere, but what a joy to have a proper recording of those.
 
On a side note, I really don't understand what's the problem. Pay a one month subscription and enjoy the concert. Musicians and labels are entitled to have a living... and they do because we are their clients. I gladly pay for my discs and on-line concerts and will continue doing so. Occasionally, some are for free, others aren't, and that's just fine.

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.

And Munich.

The concert will be streamed December 30 on Stage+
 
The trio version of Schindler's List as been performed at least twice before.

Presto has it available in digital format:
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9541273--anne-sophie-mutter-mutter-s-virtuosi

Presto has it available in digital format:
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9541273--anne-sophie-mutter-mutter-s-virtuosi

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.

Another performance with Martha Argerich, Misha Maisky and Anne-Sophie Mutter
 
 

"Come Tuesday" was newly recorded for this set and was a private song Williams and the Bergmans wrote for the late Barbara Ruick.
Also, a few songs were never available on CD/digitally, just on vinyl. And the disc 20's previous released stuff came from all over the place, most surely there will be something one didn't already have.
 
As for the Sinfonietta, this is actually a new transfer from the original master source, instead of using the Japanese transfer from some 15 years ago.