The Historic Carl Nielsen Collection, vol. 1-6

17 CDs with digitally remastered recordings from the 1950's and 60's
- performed and conducted by leading danish artists.

The Historical Carl Nielsen Collection DACOCD 351-367
Vol. 1: DACOCD 351-353 6 symphonies
Vol. 2: DACOCD 354-356 Concertos, orchestral works
Vol. 3: DACOCD 357-359 The two operas
Vol. 4: DACOCD 360-362 Chamber music
Vol. 5: DACOCD 363-364 Keyboard works
Vol. 6: DACOCD 365-367 Songs and choral works


The Danacord Carl Nielsen Collection has a wide selection of the historical recordings made by friends and pupils of Carl Nielsen. Nearly all the items presented in these six volumes are first recordings and they have remained of special historical importance to musicians ever since. The symphonies won the GRAMOPHONE Award back in 1985 when they appeared on LP and the new CD transfer is the product of the Abbey Road Studios in London. Among the many precious recordings in the collection, Carl Nielsen's son-in-law Emil Telmányi performs the violin sonatas and is the soloist in the violin concerto. This collection would not be complete without the legendary Wind Quintet which is included in a very succesful new digital transfer.

From solo instrument to opera this collection has early recordings of all the most important works composed by Carl Nielsen and its historical importance cannot be underestimated. The last volume contains songs and choral works and includes a newly found test recording of the 2nd symphony.