Many of Goldstein's recordings were first released on LP by Pandora Records, which was founded in 1973 and active for more than ten years. The company went out of business with the advent of the CD. The entire archive of recordings is now available for download without restriction and can be found at many download sites, including Wikipedia (see Commons:Category:Martha Goldstein).[6] Often her recordings reflect historically informed performance, employing original period instruments and tunings.[7][8]
She died in Seattle, Washington on February 14, 2014. She had two sons, one of whom predeceased her, and was also survived by her husband of more than fifty years, Allen A. Goldstein (University of Washington Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, who passed away on January 21, 2022[9]), four stepchildren, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Commercial recordings
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Franz Lizst
Performed by Martha Goldstein on an 1851 Erard piano
The Italian Harpsichord. Pandora Records, cat. no. PAN 101.[8]
Bach: Flute sonatas. Complete and Authentic Works from the Neue Bach Gesellschaft. Alex Murray (Baroque flute); Martha Goldstein (harpsichord). Pandora Records (1974) cat. no. PAN 104.
^Chopin: Etudes, Op. 10 and Op. 25. Played on an Erard piano from 1851. (Audio files: commons:Études (Chopin). at Duck.fm. Retrieved April 6, 2010.
^ abPAN 101 is mentioned by the American Record Guide as a pioneering example of the use of historically informed tunings, in a review of Early Italian Harpsichord Music (1520–1670); Edward Parmentier, harpsichord; Wildboar WLBR 8001 (Harmonia Mundi): "Still in print is a Martha Goldstein recording of German and Italian music from Pandora (PAN 101). Goldstein uses a modern instrument in various tempered tunings, anticipating Parmentier's performance in his previous Wildboar release of Bach's Italian Concerto in Werckmeister temperament." American Record Guide, January/February 1986, p. 42.
^"Allen A. Goldstein obituary". March 7, 2022. Retrieved March 2, 2023.
H. R. Smith Co. (1982). The New Records, Volume 50. Berkeley, California: University of California.
Crystal Record Company (1977). Directory of New Music. Scanned from a holding at the University of Michigan. OCLC 1085363
American Guild of Organists (1985). The American Organist, Volume 19, Issues 1–6.
Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri (1970). Muse, Volumes 4–6.
External links
Media related to Martha Goldstein at Wikimedia Commons
May 22, 2023
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Martha Goldstein born Martha Svendsen June 10 1919 February 14 2014 1 was an American harpsichordist and pianist who gave concerts in the United States North Africa the Middle East and Europe 2 She performed works by George Frideric Handel Frederic Chopin Georg Philipp Telemann Franz Liszt Ferruccio Busoni Johann Sebastian Bach and others 3 Martha GoldsteinGoldstein standing behind an 1851 Erard pianoBornMartha SvendsenJune 10 1919 1 Baltimore Maryland U S 1 DiedFebruary 14 2014 2014 02 15 aged 94 1 Seattle Washington U S 1 Occupation s Harpsichordist and pianistSpouseAllen A Goldstein 1 Contents 1 Biography 2 Commercial recordings 3 See also 4 References 5 Further reading 6 External linksBiography EditBorn in Baltimore Maryland 1 Goldstein was trained at the Peabody Conservatory and the Juilliard School and studied with Audrey Plitt Eliza Woods James Friskin and Mieczyslaw Munz She taught at the Peabody Conservatory for 20 years and at the Cornish College of the Arts 2 3 She also performed as a guest artist with the Soni Ventorum Wind Quintet 4 wind quintet in residence at the University of Washington School of Music since 1968 5 Many of Goldstein s recordings were first released on LP by Pandora Records which was founded in 1973 and active for more than ten years The company went out of business with the advent of the CD The entire archive of recordings is now available for download without restriction and can be found at many download sites including Wikipedia see Commons Category Martha Goldstein 6 Often her recordings reflect historically informed performance employing original period instruments and tunings 7 8 She died in Seattle Washington on February 14 2014 She had two sons one of whom predeceased her and was also survived by her husband of more than fifty years Allen A Goldstein University of Washington Professor Emeritus of Mathematics who passed away on January 21 2022 9 four stepchildren and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Commercial recordings Edit Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 by Franz Lizst source source Performed by Martha Goldstein on an 1851 Erard piano Problems playing this file See media help The Italian Harpsichord Pandora Records cat no PAN 101 8 Bach Flute sonatas Complete and Authentic Works from the Neue Bach Gesellschaft Alex Murray Baroque flute Martha Goldstein harpsichord Pandora Records 1974 cat no PAN 104 Chopin Etudes Op 10 Etudes Op 25 Pandora Records cat no PAN 107 Bach Flute Sonatas Incomplete and Controversial Sonatas Alex Murray Baroque flute Martha Goldstein harpsichord Pandora Records cat no PAN 105 Bach Martha Goldstein The Sound of the Keyboard Lute Pandora Records cat no PAN 111 Brahms Waltzes Pandora Records 1987 cat no PAN 119 Bach Music for Solo Traverso Volume I Alex Murray Baroque flute Martha Goldstein harpsichord Pandora Records cat no PC 176 10 See also Edit Biography portalSonata in B minor for flute or recorder and harpsichord File Bach Flute Sonata Bmin 1 Andante Traverso and Harpsichord ogg Wikipedia Featured audio file References Edit a b c d e f g Martha Goldstein obituary The Seattle Times February 27 2014 Retrieved December 13 2018 a b Liner notes for The Sound of the Italian Harpsichord Pandora Records 1973 Retrieved July 27 2010 a b Martha Goldstein Pianist at Piano Society Piano Society Retrieved September 10 2009 Soni Ventorum Wind Quintet Artists at soniventorum com Retrieved April 5 2010 Megan Lyden 2000 The Story of the Soni Ventorum Wind Quintet DMA diss Seattle University of Washington 338 pages OCLC 46797558 Pandora Records Chopin Etudes Op 10 and Op 25 Played on an Erard piano from 1851 Audio files commons Etudes Chopin Further information and biography at Duck fm Retrieved April 6 2010 a b PAN 101 is mentioned by the American Record Guide as a pioneering example of the use of historically informed tunings in a review of Early Italian Harpsichord Music 1520 1670 Edward Parmentier harpsichord Wildboar WLBR 8001 Harmonia Mundi Still in print is a Martha Goldstein recording of German and Italian music from Pandora PAN 101 Goldstein uses a modern instrument in various tempered tunings anticipating Parmentier s performance in his previous Wildboar release of Bach s Italian Concerto in Werckmeister temperament American Record Guide January February 1986 p 42 Allen A Goldstein obituary March 7 2022 Retrieved March 2 2023 Reviewed by Stereo Review April 1976 pp 110 111 Further reading EditH R Smith Co 1982 The New Records Volume 50 Berkeley California University of California Crystal Record Company 1977 Directory of New Music Scanned from a holding at the University of Michigan OCLC 1085363 American Guild of Organists 1985 The American Organist Volume 19 Issues 1 6 Museum of Art and Archaeology University of Missouri 1970 Muse Volumes 4 6 External links Edit Media related to Martha Goldstein at Wikimedia Commons Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Martha Goldstein amp oldid 1147222346, wikipedia, wiki, book, 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